Erasmus+ School Education
European Commission
Mobility for pupils and staff, school partnerships
- Category
- Exchange
- Eligibility
- EU & partner countries
- Agency
- European Commission

Real programmes that pay for exchanges, teacher fellowships and classroom collaborations — each linked to its official source.
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Real, current opportunities from the official US federal grants database. Many US Embassy grants welcome applicants from outside the US — check each listing's eligibility.
Nº 03 — Funding directory
European Commission
Mobility for pupils and staff, school partnerships
European Commission
Free platform for virtual school partnerships and joint projects
UK Government
Funding for UK schools to send pupils on placements worldwide. 2026–27 is the final year; UK schools move to Erasmus+ from 2027.
U.S. Department of State
Fully funded six-week professional development programme at a US university, with US classroom placements
Goethe-Institut / German Foreign Office
Support for schools teaching German, partnerships and youth courses
The Japan Foundation
Japanese-language education and cultural exchange projects
British Council
Facilitated short-term partnerships; funds one teacher to attend an in-person partner-matching workshop, plus supply cover contribution
U.S. Department of State
Full scholarships for high-school students to spend an academic year in the US with a host family
U.S. Department of State
Fully funded global-education training and a short international field experience — ideal for US partner schools
U.S. Department of State
Funded 3–6 month research and teaching placements abroad for accomplished teachers
iEARN (non-profit network)
Free-to-join network for online collaborative projects between classrooms worldwide
UNESCO
Global network linking schools on peace, sustainability and intercultural learning projects
HundrED (non-profit)
Free global selection and spotlight programme that helps proven school innovations scale to new countries
T4 Education
Annual prizes with a US$50,000 prize fund per category for schools driving change in their communities
Varkey Foundation
US$1 million award recognising an exceptional teacher's contribution to the profession
MIT Solve
Accelerator support and funding pools for tech-based solutions, including learning and education challenges
UNICEF
Equity-free seed funding and mentoring for open-source tech, including education solutions
Equity-free accelerator with mentoring and technical support for growth-stage start-ups, including edtech
Tony Elumelu Foundation
US$5,000 non-refundable seed capital, training and mentoring — open to education ventures
Ashoka
Network recognising and connecting schools that develop empathy, leadership and changemaking
All programmes are real and were checked against their official sites in November 2026. Rules, deadlines and eligibility change every year — always confirm on the official site before applying.