KA152 / KA153 Coordinator Wanted — We Can Lead Project Writing

Georgian youth NGO ready to lead project writing seeks an Erasmus+ coordinator for joint Youth Exchanges and Training Courses.

Have a project idea you would like to develop together? We can take the lead in writing it.

The Academy of Youth Leaders, based in Tbilisi, Georgia, is seeking an experienced coordinating organisation to jointly develop Erasmus+ KA152 Youth Exchanges and KA153 Training Courses.

Established in 2022, we reach approximately 400–500 young people annually through educational projects, leadership activities, workshops and community initiatives. We bring practical experience in project writing, management and implementation, supported by connections with schools, NGOs, venues and experts across Georgia.

WHAT WE CAN CONTRIBUTE

We can lead the drafting of a full project proposal: developing the concept, needs analysis, objectives, learning methods, activity programme, expected outcomes and follow-up plan, with input from the consortium and the young people or youth workers involved.

We can also support participant selection and preparation, group leadership, local coordination and dissemination through our school, organisational and social media networks.

POSSIBLE PROJECT DIRECTIONS

We are interested in developing projects around:
• Youth leadership, civic participation and non-formal education.
• AI literacy, critical thinking and responsible digital participation.
• Youth wellbeing, mental health awareness and resilience.
• Outdoor learning, sustainability and inclusion.

We would agree on a focused theme based on our shared experience and participants’ needs, involving relevant trainers and specialists where needed.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

An eligible organisation in an EU Member State or a country associated with Erasmus+ that would actively co-develop the project and act as its applicant and coordinator.

While our team has personal Erasmus+ participation and group leadership experience, this would be our first experience developing an Erasmus+ application as an organisation. We can undertake the writing, but would welcome guidance on programme-specific requirements, budgeting, supporting documents, submission and reporting.

HOSTING AND DELIVERY

Activities could take place in the coordinator’s country or another participating partner’s country, including Georgia, subject to the agreed project design. We can help arrange Georgian venues, local experts and logistics. Georgia also offers opportunities for hiking and outdoor learning, with activities selected around participants’ needs, accessibility and safety.

TIMING

We are available to begin immediately and explore the 1 October 2026 deadline if we can jointly prepare a strong application in time. We are equally interested in building cooperation for later rounds.

Please send us a brief introduction, your preferred project themes and whether you would be interested in coordinating. We would be happy to arrange an introductory call.

All partnership communication should be directed to:
Luka Samkharadze
Senior Project Management Specialist | International Cooperation
luka.samkharadze0@gmail.com

OID: E10436440

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Project overview

KA152 / KA153 Coordinator Wanted — We Can Lead Project Writing is a project by
Academy of Youth Leaders
taking place
from 2027 till 2027
This project relates to:
Youth Exchanges, Training and Networking
and is focusing on:
  • Democracy/Active citizenship
  • Health
  • History
  • Human rights
  • Intercultural dialogue
  • Leadership
  • Non-formal learning
  • Policy-making
  • Religion and beliefs
  • Sustainable development
This project can include young people with fewer opportunities like
  • Social obstacles
  • Economic obstacles
  • Educational difficulties
  • Cultural differences
  • Health problems
  • Geographical obstacles
We work with young people facing financial and geographical barriers, including those in rural communities with limited access to international learning opportunities. Together with our partners, we would identify individual support needs and plan accessible recruitment, preparation and participation. For Training Courses, we would involve youth workers who can apply the learning with these groups locally.

Short URL to this project:

http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/20558

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