ESEP course catalogue · Change since 27 May 2026
ESEP no longer lists courses from external providers
The European School Education Platform (ESEP) states that, since 27 May 2026, its course catalogue no longer shows courses published by external providers.
Important context
ERASMIO is a private, independent platform. ERASMIO is not an official European Union platform, is not a successor to ESEP and does not represent the European Commission.
What changed in the ESEP catalogue?
The ESEP catalogue continues to show online courses and course series offered by the European School Education Platform. Courses from external providers are no longer displayed there.
The change concerns the visibility of external offers in the ESEP catalogue. It does not determine whether an individual course is eligible for funding. Schools still need to assess the course, provider and funding conditions for their specific mobility project.
What does this mean for schools and teachers?
- Courses from external providers now need to be found through other independent sources.
- Dates, learning outcomes, teaching language, price and provider details should be checked before booking.
- The relevant National Agency and the approved project plan determine funding eligibility and the use of funds.
What does this mean for course providers?
External providers can no longer make their own courses visible through the ESEP course catalogue. On ERASMIO, independent providers can publish course information, dates and prices and share their public provider page.
The role of ERASMIO
ERASMIO provides an independent marketplace for Erasmus+ teacher training courses. It structures published course and provider information, but it does not replace checks by schools or official guidance from EU institutions and National Agencies.
Official source for the catalogue change
Notice in the European School Education Platform course catalogue
Open the ESEP notice