Outgoing Erasmus+ Traineeship Mobility Applications 2023-2024

Outgoing Erasmus+ Traineeship Mobility Applications 2022-2023

Erasmus+ Traineeship Mobility Grant Ranking and Allocation for the Academic Year 2022-2023

     
What is an Erasmus+ Traineeship?
 
An Erasmus + Traineeship is an internship/traineeship (minimum 2 months, maximum 12 months) in a company or organization (public or private) in the Program Countries that may be supported by a mobility grant.

The mobility grants are never guaranteed or meant to cover the full cost of the stay.
 
For more information: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/opportunities/traineeships-students_en
 
Students are themselves responsible for finding the traineeship position. Applications for mobility grant allocation require a TRAINEESHIP LEARNING AGREEMENT SIGNED BY THE RECEIVING ORGANIZATION/ENTERPRISE in the Program Countries.
 
1 – Who can apply?
 
Students who have completed at least one semester in the MEF University faculty programs prior to the mobility period, have a CGPA at least 2.20, and present a SIGNED TRAINEESHIP LEARNING AGREEMENT.
 
Note 1: For the Erasmus+ Traineeship to count towards the mandatory internship, the conditions and procedure of the mandatory internship need to be met separately. Particularly, mandatory internships usually require four semesters to have been completed prior to the internship. FADA does not count traineeships before four semesters have been completed.

Note 2: Students can also do an Erasmus+ Traineeship within one year from graduation, provided that they apply to be included in the program before graduation.

2 – Application deadlines
Start of applications: 14 February 2022
End of applications: 01 March 2022
Language testing: 07-09 March 2022. Time-slots TBA (applicants will receive an email to book their testing sessions)
Announcement of results:

14 March 2022 16 March 2022 

Latest withdrawal date: 30 April 2022
 
3 – How to apply?
 
Follow this link to an online application form.  You need to have a TRAINEESHIP LEARNING AGREEMENT SIGNED BY THE RECEIVING ORGANIZATION/ENTERPRISE in the Program Countries attached to your application (before the mobility part). Here you can find the template for a traineeship learning agreement.

4 – How many students will be included?
 
Depending on the length of the traineeships (minimum 2 months), the traineeship countries and the total mobility grant budget available, the grants will be allocated in the ranking order according to the criteria below. 

5– Ranking Criteria
 
CGPA 50%
Language Proficiency 50%
Children of war casualty and veterans +15 points
Students with disability +10 points
Students under protective measures in accordance with Law No 2028 on Social Services  +10 points
Complete and signed traineeship LA included in the application +10 points
Traineeship in Digital Skills +5 points
Second time in Erasmus+ (grant or without grant) -10 points
Destination is citizenship country -10 points
Cancellation without notification -10 points
Applying to study and traineeship mobility at the same time (deducted from one) -10 points
For the students selected, not participating without an excuse to Erasmus+ related meetings/trainings (to be deducted from the next application round) -5 points
Missing scheduled language proficiency examination (to be deducted from the next application round) -5 points
 
Method of determining language proficiency for English: Pearson Versant™ test administered by the School of Foreign Languages.

For other languages than English: official language certificate required.

Ranking will be done on program-basis, and the programs allocated mobility grants according to their ratio of students placed.

6 – Amount of Mobility Grant*
 
Mobility grants are never guaranteed or meant to cover the full cost of the stay. Mobility grants are allocated in the ranking order according to the criteria above. The amounts of mobility grants for the applicants in this round are as in the grant agreement 2020-1-TR01-KA103-081688 and the 2020 Sözleşme Dönemi Uygulama El Kitabı rules will be applicable.
 
Program Country categories according
to the living expenses
Host Program Countries

Mobility grant per month

I. and II. Categories Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden 600 €
III. Category Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia 400 €
 
* 2020 Erasmus+ Project Funding

Note: MEF University reserves the right of asking students who fail to complete the traineeship or the required documentation, to return the mobility grant, fully or partially. To verify the length of stay abroad, MEF University reserves the right of inspecting the students' passport exit-entry stamps.

7 – End Provisions
Nominated students may decline the mobility grant if they so wish. Students who are nominated can withdraw until the announced withdrawal date without any further penalty. If a student withdraws after the withdrawal date, he/she will receive a 10-point deduction in his/her next Erasmus+ application.

8 – Useful Documents
Student Erasmus Charter (TR)
Student Erasmus Charter (EN)
Template for a Traineeship Learning Agreement and Certificate
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