Youth Works Hub has gathered 5 Erasmus+ training courses and opportunities in Poland for youth workers, trainers, youth leaders and young people, with deadlines from 15 to 27 November 2026.
Four are residential Erasmus+ training courses held in TleΕ, KorbielΓ³w, Poznan and one more location in Poland, and the fifth is an online e-learning webinar organised from Poland. Topics include game-based environmental education, the facilitation of learning, the inclusion of young refugees, the EuroPeers network and Ikigai coaching.
According to Youth Works Hub's review of these five calls, four are recommended for youth workers and the people who support young people, which makes this batch a practical route into youth worker mobilityin Poland. The course in Poznan is for young people aged 18 or over who have already taken part in an Erasmus+ Youth or European Solidarity Corps project.
Each call has its own angle:
π΅π± Poland: Green Games Lab in TleΕ has youth workers design, prototype and test educational games on environmental issues.
π΅π± Poland: In KorbielΓ³w, youth workers, facilitators and beginner trainers explore the myths and realities of learning and practise facilitation.
π΅π± Poland: RefuGenious explores trauma-sensitive approaches and creative non-formal methods that help young refugees feel safe, heard and included.
π΅π± Poland: Becoming a EuroPeer in Poznan trains young people with Erasmus+ Youth or ESC experience to share it with their peers.
π΅π± Poland: An online webinar inspired by Ikigai, coaching and somatic practices explores what gives life meaning and direction.
Costs differ from call to call. Green Games Lab, RefuGenious and the online webinar state no participation fee; in TleΕ accommodation and meals are covered through Erasmus+ funding and travel is reimbursed up to a maximum per country, and RefuGenious covers accommodation and food and reimburses travel by the European Commission distance band calculator. For the Poznan course the hosting National Agency covers accommodation, programme and food, and applicants should contact their National Agency about a possible participation fee and travel costs. π Deadlines: 15 Nov (1) Β· 20 Nov (1) Β· 22 Nov (1) Β· 25 Nov (1) Β· 27 Nov (1) π Countries: π΅π± Poland (5)
In This Batch
- π 15 Nov Β· π΅π± Educational Games for Environmental Education Β· TleΕ
- π 20 Nov Β· π΅π± Myths and Realities of Learning and Facilitation Β· KorbielΓ³w
- π 22 Nov Β· π΅π± Supporting Young Refugees Through Inclusion and Belonging Β· Poland
- π 25 Nov Β· π΅π± Becoming a EuroPeer Β· Poznan
- π 27 Nov Β· π΅π± Ikigai Coaching and Navigating Uncertainty Β· Online
What's in this batch:
4 Training Courses Β· 1 E-learning
π Erasmus+ Opportunities
1. π΅π± Erasmus+ Training Course in Poland π² Designing Educational Games for Environmental Education π±
π Deadline: 15 November 2026 π TleΕ, Poland Β· π₯ Youth workers, trainers, educators / 18+ Β· β³ 11-19 January 2027 Β· πΆ No participation fee Green Games Lab is a 7-day Erasmus+ training course in TleΕ, Poland, for youth workers, trainers, facilitators and educators interested in sustainability and game-based learning. Working in international teams, participants design, prototype and test educational games on topics such as climate change, biodiversity, sustainable consumption and environmental protection, and plan how to use them in local youth work. No previous experience in designing educational games is required, but applicants should be 18 or over, actively involved in youth work or non-formal education and have a communicative level of English.
The course is open only to residents of Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Spain and TΓΌrkiye. Accommodation and meals are covered by Fundacja "Leonarda" through Erasmus+ funding, and travel is reimbursed according to Erasmus+ funding rules up to the maximum amount for each country.
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2. π΅π± Erasmus+ Training Course in Poland π§ Myths and Realities of Learning and Facilitation π²
π Deadline: 20 November 2026 π KorbielΓ³w, Poland Β· π₯ Youth workers, facilitators, beginner trainers / 20+ Β· β³ 9-16 December 2026 Myths and Realities of Learning and Facilitation is an Erasmus+ training course in KorbielΓ³w, a small village in the Polish mountains about 90 km from KrakΓ³w, for youth workers, facilitators and beginner trainers aged 20+. Participants explore the myths and realities of learning, group dynamics and the facilitation of learning in youth projects, test the classical activities of a training course and receive feedback from the group and the trainers.
After the course, participants organise and deliver a workshop for at least 10 young people in their country. Applicants must be actively involved with a sending organisation, able to attend the whole training and able to express themselves freely in English; applicants from 33 countries can apply.
3. π΅π± Erasmus+ Training Course in Poland π§ Supporting Young Refugees Through Inclusion and Belonging π€
π Deadline: 22 November 2026 π Poland Β· π₯ Youth workers, trainers, youth leaders Β· β³ 17-22 January 2027 Β· πΆ No participation fee RefuGenious: Navigating the Journey is an Erasmus+ training course in Poland, from 17 to 22 January 2027, that brings together youth workers from 9 countries to explore how non-formal education can support inclusion, emotional safety and meaningful participation for young refugees and local youth. Through intercultural dialogue, trauma-sensitive approaches, creative methods and shared stories, participants learn to become bridges between displacement and community. Applicants from 55 countries can apply; accommodation and food are covered and travel costs are reimbursed according to the distance band calculator from the European Commission.
4. π΅π± Erasmus+ Training Course in Poland π Becoming a EuroPeer and Sharing European Experiences π£οΈ
π Deadline: 25 November 2026 π Poznan, Poland Β· π₯ Young people, youth leaders, EuroPeers / 18+ Β· β³ 9-14 February 2027 Β· πΆ Possible fee: check with your National Agency Becoming a EuroPeer is an international introductory training course in Poznan, Poland, for young people aged 18 or over who have taken part in a European Solidarity Corps or Erasmus+ Youth project and want to share their European experiences with their peers. Through hands-on workshops, participants learn how to organise different types of EuroPeer events and activities, develop practical skills for sharing their experiences and connect with the international EuroPeers network.
The course is open only to residents of a country where a national EuroPeers group is established: Austria, Belgium (DE), Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Latvia, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain or Sweden. Applicants should feel confident communicating in English and be committed to the full duration. The hosting National Agency covers accommodation, programme and food; before applying, contact the National Agency of your residence country to check whether it covers travel costs and to learn about a possible participation or cancellation fee.
5. π΅π± Erasmus+ Online E Learning by Poland π§ Ikigai Coaching and Navigating Uncertainty π§
π Deadline: 27 November 2026 π Online Β· π₯ Youth workers, trainers, youth leaders Β· β³ 9 December 2026 Β· πΆ No participation fee Ikigai Coaching and Navigating Uncertainty is an online Erasmus+ webinar on 9 December 2026, organised by Fundacja Mudita in Poland and recommended for youth workers, trainers, youth leaders, volunteering mentors and youth coaches. Inspired by the Erasmus+ project LEADERS OF TOMORROW: Ikigai Coaching for Youth Development, it explores what gives life meaning and direction through a glimpse into the Ikigai framework, coaching-inspired questions and experiential somatic practices. Applicants from 250 countries can apply, and participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these Erasmus+ courses in Poland charge a participation fee?
Three of the five calls state that there is no participation fee: Green Games Lab in TleΕ, RefuGenious and the online Ikigai webinar. For Becoming a EuroPeer in Poznan, applicants are asked to contact their National Agency to learn about a possible participation fee or cancellation fee for participants from their country, and to check before applying whether that National Agency is involved in the project and committed to cover travel costs. On the cost side, Green Games Lab covers accommodation and meals through Erasmus+ funding, RefuGenious covers accommodation and food, and the hosting National Agency of the Poznan course covers accommodation, programme and food. Because the rules for Becoming a EuroPeer depend on your country, it helps to know how national agencies work before you apply.
Who can apply for these Erasmus+ training courses in Poland?
Four of the five calls are recommended for youth workers, trainers and youth leaders, and the Poznan course is for young people who have taken part in an Erasmus+ Youth or European Solidarity Corps project. Eligibility depends on your country of residence: Green Games Lab in TleΕ is open to 7 countries, the KorbielΓ³w course on learning and facilitation to 33, Becoming a EuroPeer in Poznan to 15 countries with a national EuroPeers group, RefuGenious to 55 and the online Ikigai webinar to 250. Age limits also differ: 18 or over for TleΕ and Poznan, and 20+ for KorbielΓ³w. Before choosing a call, compare it with the list of programme countries and the country list on its page.
Which Erasmus+ deadline in Poland closes first?
Green Games Lab in TleΕ closes first, on 15 November 2026, with the selection date on 16 November 2026. The KorbielΓ³w course on learning and facilitation follows on 20 November, RefuGenious on 22 November, Becoming a EuroPeer in Poznan on 25 November and the online Ikigai webinar on 27 November 2026. The activities themselves run between December 2026 and February 2027: the online webinar on 9 December, the KorbielΓ³w course from 9 to 16 December, Green Games Lab from 11 to 19 January, RefuGenious from 17 to 22 January and Becoming a EuroPeer from 9 to 14 February 2027. With deadlines this close, these application tips can help you prepare a strong application.
Together, these calls cover game-based environmental education, the facilitation of learning, the inclusion of young refugees, peer sharing of European experiences and Ikigai-inspired coaching, with non-formal education at the centre of several of them. Four of the calls state that participants are entitled to a Youthpass certificate.
Youth Works Hub lists each call with its full details on the original page, so open the one that fits your profile and apply before its deadline.
