Remember, the first step is not to be lazy: read the description until the end! If you want to participate in the Erasmus+ experience, you are in the right video. Don't be silly: watch this video with a notebook to take notes! Anyone who is 'old' around here knows that this applies to all the videos on the channel, after all, we want to get the most out of it, right? All topics covered in the video are listed below with their respective timestamps. I also added additional information at the end. Just click on the corresponding minute to be automatically redirected to that moment. The first time you watch it, I recommend watching it in full! The tips are not just valid for Erasmus+, they are tips that you can take with you for life! Before continuing, rate this video ???????? and if you feel comfortable, share your opinion and experiences in the comments. You can find more daily content on my Instagram: @brigittepertille (I'll wait for you there) Did you find this video relevant? Share with your friends and coursemates! It's the best way to share knowledge and relevant information while encouraging me to bring more content like this. These 'timestamps', as promised: 00:00 introduction 00:55 preliminary research 01:25 partner universities, number of vacancies, countries... 01:50 application documentation 02:35 official Erasmus+ website 02:52 deadlines on the university website 03:25 filter destinations: what are your areas of interest within your course? 04:05 cost of living: financial planning - accommodation, food, transport 05:07 summary of main expenses 05:20 learning language 06:13 research about the city - cultural offers 06:40 contact those who have already been to your destinations of interest 07:00 brief tips for France - CROUS & CAF 07:48 don't expect elaborate answers from those who have already been through this experience, do your research and clarify specific questions. Don't wait for a free consultation. 08:07 the importance of filtering destinations & ranking options 08:51 pre-selection results and official application 09:28 study contract (Learning Agreement) - equivalences & agreement between universities 11:21 other questions 11:34 OLS: Online Language Support 11:53 arrival at the partner university - signatures and contract update 12:30 duration of our stay: ~ 11 months 12:48 how to deal with unforeseen circumstances 13:30 Erasmus + scholarship and initial cost 15:37 SEARCH, READ, NOTE AND PLAN 16:28 BONUS tip 17:50 CV 18:00 motivation letter 18:20 (link to additional videos) - not yet available 19:04 THE ERASMUS+ EXPERIENCE “IT’S NOT JUST … “ Additional information: •How much money we receive bag? From Portugal to France, we receive the equivalent of ~350 euros per month. •The duration of the experience can vary between 2 and 12 months (maximum limit per study cycle) ATTENTION: You can easily find more information like the one above by searching the internet or by contacting the responsible office at your university.