Erasmus Accreditation in Adult Education (KA120-ADU)
The Erasmus Accreditation in Adult Education is a long-term quality label awarded by the European Union to institutions committed to providing high-quality adult learning opportunities. With this accreditation, our institution gains stable access to Erasmus+ mobility funding, enabling us to strengthen our programs, expand international cooperation, and continuously improve our educational offer.
Objectives of the Accreditation
- Improve the quality of adult education through structured international learning opportunities.
- Support continuous professional development for educators, trainers, and staff.
- Build long-term partnerships across Europe to share good practices and innovative approaches.
Who Benefits
- Adult learners are gaining access to new skills, learning methods, and cultural experiences.
- Educators and staff who participate in international training, exchanges, and professional development.
- Our institution, which strengthens its educational capacity, innovation potential, and European collaborations.
- The local community is benefiting from upgraded institutional expertise.
Expected Results
- A sustainable tourism strategy is implemented by at least half of the tourism organisations in the targeted regions.
- The majority of training participants reporting a measurable improvement in their understanding and ability to apply sustainable tourism and business practices.
- At least half of the trained participants adopting sustainable tourism practices within six months of completing their training.
- A noticeable increase in awareness and positive attitudes among both tourists and community members toward sustainable tourism.
Expected Results
- Enhanced teaching quality and modernized learning practices.
- Increased staff competencies in digital, inclusive, and sustainable education.
- Stronger international partnerships that contribute to continuous improvement.
- Greater opportunities for adult learners to gain new skills and participate in lifelong learning.
- A long-term, strategic approach to mobility and institutional development supported by Erasmus+ funding.
Disclaimer: This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained here.
