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Erasmus+ courses for teachers and school staff

A week of teacher training in Split, with a school that has been providing education and training here since 1992.

Practical six-day courses at Jantar – International House Split: training sessions every morning, afternoons off for your activities in the most beautiful city on the Adriatic.

Length
6 days, 30 h
Fee
480 EUR
Language
English
OID
E10020549
A trainer presents a task to a group of teachers

A teacher training session at Jantar.

Taught in our own school

Our courses are taught in our own school, by trainers who teach, train and examine here all year, in a school with its own learners, classrooms and staff room.

  • Teaching since 1992

    A language school in Split for over thirty years, and an adult education institution since 2010, teaching around 1,500 learners a year.

  • International House

    Member of the International House World Organisation since 2019, the network of schools known for teaching and teacher training.

  • Erasmus+ from the inside

    We hold a KA1 accreditation as consortium coordinator and have taken part in numerous KA2 partnerships, many as coordinator. We know your Erasmus needs inside-out.

  • Trainers who examine

    An authorised Cambridge English exam centre and IELTS centre. Our team also trains speaking examiners for international exams and other high-end CPD courses.

Six mornings of training, and afternoons in Split.

Every course runs Monday to Saturday, 09:00–13:00. Mornings are practical workshops in small groups; afternoons are yours. Here is what a week can look like.

  1. MondayDay 1

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    Diocletian’s Palace

    The Roman palace that is the old town, a short bus ride from the school.

  2. TuesdayDay 2

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    Marjan hill

    Pine woods and views over the islands, straight from the old town.

  3. WednesdayDay 3

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    The Riva

    Coffee on the waterfront, or a swim at Bačvice in the warmer months.

  4. ThursdayDay 4

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    Trogir

    A UNESCO-listed island town, about half an hour west of Split.

  5. FridayDay 5

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    Klis Fortress

    A medieval fortress on the pass above the city.

  6. SaturdayDay 6

    09:00–13:00

    Training

    Afternoon

    Your certificate

    The last morning ends with certificates; the afternoon is for the trip home.

Afternoon ideas are suggestions; plan your week in Split.

Eleven courses, one week each

Matched to the Erasmus+ priorities: inclusion, digital transformation and sustainability, plus methodology and English for school staff.

All courses by topic
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Inclusion and diversity, Teaching methodology

Mixed Ability Classroom

Practical ways to teach a class in which every learner starts from a different place.

Next: 28 June 2027

Desks and a large screen in a Jantar classroom

Digital transformation, Teaching methodology

ICT in the Classroom

Digital tools chosen for a teaching purpose, not for their own sake.

Next: 5 July 2027

A trainer at the whiteboard with participants

Teaching methodology

Student-Centred Classroom

Lessons built around what learners do, with the teacher as guide.

Next: 28 June 2027

A course group at work in a Jantar classroom

Teaching methodology

Classroom Management

An organised, safe and engaging classroom, and calmer lessons for you.

Dates on request

A learner wearing a VR headset

Digital transformation, Teaching methodology

VR in the Language Classroom

Virtual reality as a place to use a language, not a gadget.

Next: 5 July 2027

Next course dates

Course dates are published here as groups open. If you are planning a mobility for a week that is not listed, write to us.

  • English for Educators A2–B1Split28 June 2027
  • English for Educators B2–C1Split28 June 2027
  • Green Standard Schools: Sustainable Business PracticesSplit28 June 2027
  • IT Tools in European Project ManagementSplit28 June 2027

From application to certificate

  1. 1

    Choose a course and a week

    Each course page lists outcomes, a day-by-day plan and a course description you can adapt for your Erasmus+ application.

  2. 2

    Apply

    Send the application form for the date you want. One form per participant; colleagues can come together.

  3. 3

    We confirm

    We confirm your place and the course by e-mail, with the payment details. Book your travel once the course is confirmed.

  4. 4

    Train in Split

    Six mornings of training, afternoons in the city, and a certificate of attendance and Europass Mobility support at the end.

New to Erasmus+? Read how schools fund a course with Erasmus+.

The Split waterfront with the cathedral bell tower

Split, in any season

A city built into a Roman emperor’s palace, on the sea, with islands on the horizon. In spring and autumn it is warm and quiet; in winter it is the Split that locals keep for themselves. Direct flights reach Split Airport from many European cities.

Plan your week in Split

Questions schools ask

More in the full FAQ, or write to teacher.training@jantar.hr.

How long is a course and what are the daily hours?

Every course runs for 6 days, Monday to Saturday, from 09:00 to 13:00 each morning, plus field teaching: 30 hours in all, as stated on the certificate. Afternoons are free for Split. The detailed timetable is sent a few weeks before the course, when the group is final.

What does the course fee include?

The fee is 480 EUR per participant. It includes all training (30 hours), course materials, a certificate of attendance and support with the Europass Mobility document. Travel, accommodation and meals are not included.

What is your OID?

Our Erasmus+ organisation ID (OID) is E10020549. The registered organisation is Učilište Jantar – ustanova za obrazovanje odraslih, Split, Croatia.

Can these courses be funded by Erasmus+?

They can be. They are structured courses for school and adult-education staff, the kind of activity Erasmus+ Key Action 1 (staff mobility) funds. Your organisation applies for the grant, or uses its accreditation, and books the course with us. Our guide to Erasmus+ funding explains the steps.

Can several colleagues from one school come together?

Yes, and colleagues can choose different courses in the same week. Note that, under the rules introduced in 2025, Erasmus+ allows at most three participants from the same organisation on the same course; your national agency can confirm the rules for your project.

Ready to plan your week in Split?

Choose a date and apply, or ask us first. We answer questions from teachers and Erasmus+ coordinators by e-mail at teacher.training@jantar.hr.