AVRUPA BİRLİĞİ KOORDİNATÖRLÜĞÜ

GENÇLİK DEĞİŞİMİ PROJESİ KATILIMCI ÇAĞRISI

Hacettepe Üniversitesi Avrupa Birliği Koordinatörlüğü Erasmus+ programı kapsamında Gençlik alanında yürüttüğü

projeler ile öğrencilerin ve tüm gençlerin katılımını sağlayarak kendilerini geliştirmelerine yardımcı olmayı

hedeflemektedir. Bu amaçla yürüttüğü projeler ve ortak olduğu projeler ile birlikte bu desteğini sürekli arttırarak

sadece Erasmus+ ile değil birçok farklı desteği öğrencilerin yararına onlara sunmayı da amaçlamaktadır.

Hacettepe Üniversitesi olarak ortak olduğumuz gençlik değişimi projesini sizlere sunmaktan büyük mutluluk duyarız.

Proje Tarihleri: 31 Ağustos 2017- 12 Eylül 2017

Seyahat Tarihleri: 31 Ağustos 2017 ( Gidiş) – 12 Eylül 2017 ( Dönüş)

Yer: Braşov, Romanya

Kişi Sayısı: 5 kişi ( 18-28 yaş aralığında) (3 erkek + 2 kadın) ( Proje lideri olarak kurumuzdan 1 kişi bulunacaktır.)

Konaklama ve 3 öğün yeme-içme masrafları proje bütçesinden koordinatör kurum tarafından karşılanacaktır.

Koordinatör kurum tarafından yolculuk masrafı 275 Euro’ya kadar (Distance calculator- European Comission) ve

yapılan vize masrafının da 60 Euro’ya kadarı karşılanacaktır. Ödemeler etkinlik gerçekleştirildikten sonra orijinal

belgelerin (uçuş kartları, e-bilet veya uçak bileti faturası, vize ödendi belgesi) katılımcılar tarafından ibraz

edilmesinden sonra ödenecektir.

Katılımcıların sağlık sigortaları kendi sorumluluğundadır.

Seçim Kriterleri:

- İngilizce iletişimi kuvvetli olmak,

- Daha önce bir değişim programına katılmamış olmak

- Sosyal dahil etme, sağlıklı yaşam tarzı, toplum iletişimi, toplum içerisindeki yalnızlık, dışlanma, sağlıklı yaşam

ve spor konularına ilgili olan,

- Fotoğraf, video çekimi ve bunların hazırlanması, afiş tasarımı konularına ilgisi olan veya bu konularda

tecrübeli olan,

- İmkanı kısıtlı olmak (Ekonomik, kültürel ya da jeolojik )

Proje koordinatörü tarafından iletilen metni (infopack) aşağıda bulabilirsiniz.

Seçim Takvimi:

Son Başvuru: 03.08.2017

Katılımcıların Seçimi: 03.08.2017- 08.08.2017

Katılımcıların Duyurulması: 09.08.2017

Başvuru Süreci:

-Ek1 ‘de bulunan başvuru formunu ayrı bir Word dosyasına kopyalayıp eksiksiz bir şekilde doldurmalısınız.

-Europass formatında İngilizce CV (https://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/documents/curriculum-vitae )

- Kendinizi tanıttığınız, seçim kriterlerini de göz önünde bulundurarak hazırladığınız bir İngilizce motivasyon

mektubu. ( Motivasyon Mektubu Nasıl Yazılmalıdır? Türk Ulusal Ajansı paylaşımı:

http://www.ua.gov.tr/docs/default-source/gen%C3%A7lik-program%C4%B1/motivasyon-mektubu-

nas%C4%B1l-yaz%C4%B1l%C4%B1r-.pdf?sfvrsn=0 )

Ek1 Başvuru Formu, Europass CV (ENG), Motivasyon Mektubu (ENG) dosyalarını eklediğiniz mailinizi konu başlığı

“Great4MyLife” Başvurusu ile birlikte abofisi@hacettepe.edu.tr adresine son başvuru tarihine kadar

göndermelisiniz.

Seçim Komisyonu tarafından süreç yürütülecek olup, seçim kriterleri göz önünde bulunarak gerçekleştirilecektir.

Seçilen katılımcılar ivedilikle Hacettepe Üniversitesi Avrupa Birliği Koordinatörlüğü ile iletişime geçmelidir. Bütün

süreçte koordinatörlüğümüz ilgili personelleri yardımcı olacaklardır.

Seçilen Katılımcı için,

-Pasaport (Var ise orijinali ile birlikte AB Koordinatörlüğü’ne getirmek. Yok ise Avrupa Birliği Koordinatörlüğü ile

görüştükten sonra pasaport başvurusu yaparak en kısa sürede edinmek)

- Vize başvurusu yapması gerekiyorsa ilgili ülkenin elçilik sayfasından ihtiyacı olan belgelerin bilgisini edinmek

ve bunları tamamlamak. Sonrasında AB Koordinatörlüğü ile görüşerek vize başvurusu randevusu almak.

- Vize ihtiyacı olmayanlar ise yurtdışı çıkış izinlerini ilgili kurumlardan edinmelidirler.

- AB Koordinatörlüğü vize başvurusunda sizlere kolaylık sağlaması için vize kolaylaştırıcı belge ile birlikte

koordinatör kurum tarafından hazırlanan davetiye mektubunu sadece vizeye ihtiyacı olan katılımcılara değil

bütün katılımcılara verilecektir.

Katılımcılar bütün ödemelere ait belge ve faturaların orijinallerini saklamak zorundadır. Aksi takdirde

yaptığı ödemelerin geri dönüşünü alamaz.

Vizesini alan katılımcı uçak biletlerine bakabilir ve bunları kurumumuzla paylaşarak bu tarihleri

kesinleştirip biletlerini satın alabilir, seyahat planlarını tamamlayabilirler.

Proje bitiminde Türkiye’ye geri dönen katılımcılardan proje ile ilgili hazırlayacakları “Benim Erasmus+

Deneyimim” şeklinde bir rapor teslim etmeleri ve bu projeden yararlandıklarına dair belgelerini

tamamlamaları beklenmektedir.

Gidiş öncesi kurumumuz personelleri tarafından gerçekleştirilecek olan toplantıda bütün detaylar ve

yapılması gerekenlerle Erasmus+ Gençlik Değişimi projesi hakkında bilgi verilecektir.

INFOPACK FOR THE PARTICIPANTS

Youth Exchange - “Great 4 MY Life!”

Erasmus+ program – Key Action 1

Project number: 2017-1-RO01-KA105-035780

We are looking forward to hosting you for our youth exchange ‘Great 4 MY Life!’ that will take place

from the 1st – 11th September 2017 in Brasov, Romania. We will now provide you with some practical

information regarding the project.

Project’s Name Great 4 MY Life! Exchange’s start date 1 September 2017

Exchange’s end date 11 September 2017

Location Brasov, Romania

Date of participants’ arrival 31 August 2017

Date of participants’ departure 12 September 2017

The main need and the general goal from which we developed the project “Great 4 MY Life”, is to develop a lifestyle that is healthy, active, tolerant and involved.

The specific objectives are: 1 Increasing the level of awareness to the importance of a healthy diet 2 Understanding the importance of interaction and communication in community 3 Understanding the benefits of using sport such as an instrument of social inclusion

Youngsters will develop basic competences of a lifestyle that is healthy, active, tolerant and involved and will have the possibilities to interact through the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ program. The project will be based on informal and non-formal learning methods, will be participatory, experimental and will allow working in groups in interactive workshops.

Youngsters will have the opportunity to discuss and to understand the importance and necessity of their involvement on long term in the problems of a healthy lifestyle, to find and even implement practical solutions for improving quality of life. Youth will be introduced to examples of good practice and new diet habits, so they will understand that marginalization and stereotypes can be exceeded, they will make physical activities and will learn to work in mix international teams.

The project wants to put an accent on finding ideas that are creative and innovative through realizing a video material and an electronic brochure (some of the tangible results will consist in “Great 4 My Life!” photo album on social media, video testimonials for a healthy lifestyle, videos promoting a healthy lifestyle, ideas for a healthy lifestyle program and activities in your community) from which the participants intend to send a message to the community.

Youngsters represent a very important target group, and the development of a lifestyle that is healthy, active, tolerant and involved is the most efficient method to maintain the healthy state on long term. At the

Project Details

Project description

same time, based on the level of satisfaction, the state of health, optimism and self-confidence, these can mark their future.

Language of the activity The official language of the activity will be English.

All teams are required to come to Brasov with a preliminary work (according to the ERASMUS+ criteria). The content and "style" of the presentation (10-15 minutes) are left to the discretion of each national team.

We will ask to each national group to collect and present information and statistics about:

Which is the percentage of overweight young people (18-30 years) in your country? How does it show gender statistics?

This percentage increase or decrease during the last 20 years? How? Which is the percentage of sedentary young people (18-30 years) in your country? What are the culinary habits in your country? What comprises a regular menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Is there a relationship between food junk and obesity among the young people? What are the reasons, in your opinion, that lead to these results? Please explain the answer. There are NGO/institutions that promote healthy lifestyle and sport activities for youngsters? How

do they this? (examples) Is there a relationship between NGOs, young people and a healthy lifestyle in your country? Please

explain the answer. What kind of outdoor activities are usually practiced by young people in your country? What new sporting activities would you like to try in your country?

In addition to contributions related to the theme of the exchange, each group will have to select a series of games to propose during the exchange (specific national games).

We usually dedicate two nights to the intercultural evening presentation.

What we expect from you to present in these nights are: local or national dances, local music, games, little sweets, drinks, pictures, etc. from your countries.

Every country will prepare a short presentation of their culture, using all kinds of methods. It's preferred a short and FUNNY presentation, such as showing pictures and commenting it, quiz, short video (either already existing or made by you), etc. (YES - use your creativity!). For the intercultural night, we ask you to prepare in advance a brief performance (singing, your traditional music, popular dances) to present your group (typical costumes are really welcomed!).

The main idea of this presentation is: What is important for a stranger to know about my country?

Any kind of presentation is granted, better not to do a power-point presentation to avoid yawning.

The Intercultural night is the “most wanted event” on the beginning of the youth exchange. It is a sort of traditional night opened to all participant audience made up of our group leaders, youth workers, facilitators, participants to the exchange. All National groups are asked to perform briefly (10 for your NGO and country/city not more, and 10 min for traditional dances and music) in order to introduce their self. Certainly, we need your enthusiasm and energy!!

Preparation activities

Intercultural night

For the Intercultural evening a Swedish buffet (cold buffet) will be organized. Here every country will bring traditional food dishes. The food that will be brought must be eatable without any processing (boiling, frying, etc). The dishes must also be accompanied by a brief description (their origin and ingredients, the way they are eaten…)

The ERASMUS+ program will cover the accommodation and meals costs of the participants.

No participation fees will be required.

The program will also cover the travel costs of the participants up to the limit of the budget for travelling approved by the Romanian National Agency of the program and following the criteria set by the Erasmus+ guide (based on the distance between the sending organization location and the final venue of the youth exchange):

Partner Organization Country of

Origin

Number of

participants

Maximum Travel Grant per

Participant (Euro)

Sdruzhenie Promyanata E V Teb Bulgaria 6 180.00

Citta Di Torino Italy 6 275.00

Európa Ifjúsága Egyesület Hungary 6 275.00

Active Youth International Malta 6 275.00

Kurybines ateities idejos Lithuania 6 275.00

Hacettepe Universitesi Ankara Turkey 6 275.00

The SOLOMON NGO will order the bank transfers upon receipt of all the justification documents as described in justification section and only to those participants who have sent on the appropriate period all the originals of their travels and have filled in the Evaluation Form of the Mobility Tool of the Erasmus+ program that will be sent to them by the Romanian National Agency. Any doubt regarding the documents, gives the right to the coordinating organization to wait for the approval of the final report by the Romanian National Agency in order to reimburse the travel costs.

Travel costs will be reimbursed to the sending organizations’ bank accounts upon the receipt of all the justification documents and only if all the needed documents have been sent to the coordinating organization

Travel costs will not surpass the amounts shown in the table above. This amount includes also local transportation costs (if available) and if the original proof documents have been sent. The cheapest means of transport should be used.

Any change of the arrival and departure days as set in this document should be not made without prior permission of the coordinating organization.

Participants should follow the whole duration of the exchange otherwise reimbursement will not occur.

NGO SOLOMON is not responsible of reimbursing tickets if our prior validation has not been asked.

Visa costs will be covered 100% if the proof documents for this cost are sent to the coordinating organization during the justification phase or earlier. SOLOMON NGO will support the participants to get a Visa early enough (for Turkey team). Visa costs will be covered. The budgeted amount for visa costs for participants from Turkey is 60 Euro according to the costs mentioned by the Romanian Embassy in Turkey at the time of writing this project.

Travel and accommodation conditions

Financial rules – General guidelines

In the frame of Erasmus+ program only the cheapest and most direct routes can be subject of reimbursement within the limits mentioned above (EUR/participant) and presenting the justifying documents mentioned below.

How to provide the needed justifying documents? (Remember! If anything is missing from the list below,

unfortunately we are not able to reimburse that costs)

Flight tickets (economic class or low cost) – all the following are needed:

e-ticket (you receive it by e-mail after you buy the flight); tax invoice (ask your travel agency or check on the website where you buy the ticket how can you get

a fiscal invoice). The invoice can be issued on the name of traveler, or on the name of the organization you represent;

proof of payment (signed and/or stamped): can be a receipt from where you buy the tickets, can be a payment order (if you pay by bank transfer) or can be a bank or an account statement (if you pay by internet banking);

boarding pass (you get it online and print it at home 24h-30h before the flight or directly in the airport);

Train tickets (make sure the date, the itinerary and the price are visible on the ticket, if you can get an invoice is even better);

Transport by taxi (is allowed only if public transport is not available and not without prior confirmation by the coordinating organization; a personal written declaration of your choice and the public transport schedule will be needed);

Bus tickets (make sure the date, the itinerary and the price are visible on the ticket. If you can get an invoice it is better);

All the documents should be in original. The documents for coming in Brasov should be given to the coordinating organization during the exchange. The returning documents must be sent firstly scanned to the coordinating organization and then the originals by post. The date in the travel documents should be identical with the travel days indicated in the present document.

Try to provide the documents above in English. If the documents are written in other languages, we will need a declaration from you to explain the information provided in each document (in English).

Each Partner organization will send: 1) in electronic format, by e-mail, a scanned copy of all justifying documents and 2) in original, by post mail to the Applicant’s address within the justification period. The originals have to be sent only after the written confirmation of the electronic version;

Each Partner organization after the approval of the justifying documents by the coordinating organization will need to fill a form “Travel and Reimbursement form” including all the costs inquired by its participants. The form will include all relevant original justifying documents as stated above;

If all the justifying documents are provided, the coordinator will transfer the reimbursement to the bank account;

The coordinating organization will made a single reimbursement at the end of the project;

Our organization will not require any participation fees from the youngsters who will participate in this youth

Exchange.

Participants of the project will be hosted in a hotel located on 5 km from center of Brasov (30 min with public transport) and 5 min by walk from supermarket area.

Reimbursement Procedure

Accommodation and Diets

Accommodation will be in ASTRA Hotel

Address: Strada Panselelor 2, Brașov 500419

For more info about hotel: http://www.hotelastra.ro/

Accommodation and food will be 100% covered from ERASMUS+ program budget.

Participants will be divided in rooms of 3/4 people by gender (each room has its own bathroom) and mix by nations.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served in the hotel. The meetings and workshops will take place in these facilities. The hotel has an outdoor terrace and free WI-FI.

Sports activities will take place on a sports facility for young people.

Please don’t forget to inform us of any dietary requirements or restrictions.

You need to bring personal hygiene stuff (like shampoo, gel, etc.)and your personal items There is not hairdryer at location, so you should bring it if needed You don’t need to bring towels for the shower Shower slippers Sport shoes that can be used for general outdoor activities

You should bring some shoes and clothes appropriate for cold mountain area There will be drinking water in location Any medicine you think you will need during your stay in Romania Proof of medical insurance Your European health card Please bring one laptop in your team! Your positive energy !!!!!!!!!!!

Boarding Passes (Original) Tickets from bus, train, ferry (Original)

The original receipt of travel agency and the e-ticket with the amount of the travel expenses Your Visa and original receipts of any related costs (if available)

Bucharest Airport, known officially as Bucharest International Airport "Henri Coanda" and commonly initialized as "BUH", is located in the north of Bucharest, the capital of Romania, by road. The BUH airport is the Romanian's most known airport.

From “Henri Coanda” Airport – Brasov - BY SHUTTLE 1st step: You can book tickets from this shuttle lines https://www.direct-aeroport.ro/en/transport.html It is advisable to provide a phone number that is available to you. After landing on BUH, the transport company will call you to confirm the transport.

2nd step: After you exit from International Arrivals you will go to the bus stop. The bus stop is downstairs, on the end

Do not forget to bring …………….

How to reach the hotel

of parking floor zone, in front of the entrance to Domestic Arrivals (from International Arrivals, go downstairs and follow the signs to get to Domestic Arrivals and then exit the building).

3rd step. If you choose this option please inform us in advance about your departure time at the airport! More information you will receive when the national group will be final!

From “Henri Coanda” Airport - Bucharest North Train Station (Gara de Nord) – Brasov – BY TRAIN 1st step:

http://www.citycomfort.ro/en/attraction/bucharest/how-to-get/780-bus-transfer-airport-train-bucharest/

Express Bus 780 - Henri Coanda Airport - Bucharest North Train Station (Gara de Nord) This is an express bus line, operated by RATB (public service) that runs between Henri Coanda Airport and Gara de Nord Train Station (Bucharest North Train Station). This bus line runs everyday from 05.15 to 23.10. The journey usually takes about 45-50 minutes either direction. If it is a rush hour, then the journey could easily take more.

Tickets The tickets are, in fact, magnetic cards. Tourists mostly use the blue card named Multiplu. A card for 2 trips costs 7 lei + the cost of the card 1.6 lei ~ 2 Euro. Because you will need Romanian money for the trip, we advise you to change a small amount in lei. The airport exchange rate is not very good and we do not advise you to change a large amount of money. You can't buy a card with only 1 trip, the cards are issued with minimum 2 trips and maximum 10 trips. This type of card is not rechargeable and you can use the trips together with your friends or family. There is another type of card called Active but that one is mostly used by residents, because it can be recharged with several types of tickets. When you travel from Henri Coanda Airport to Bucharest North train station you can buy this card from the automatic vending machine or the ticket booth located exactly in the bus stop. The bus stop is downstairs, on the lower floor, near the entrance to Domestic Arrivals (from International Arrivals, go downstairs and follow the signs to get to Domestic Arrivals and then exit the building). When you travel from Bucharest North Train Station to the airport, there is a ticket booth exactly in front of the main entrance in the train station (see the Map). After you have purchased the tickets, cross the street and near the crosswalk, on the right, there is the bus stop for the 780 Express Bus. Bucharest North Train Station is the penultimate bus stop.

When you are travelling from Henri Coanda Airport to Bucharest North Train Station the bus stops are: 0. Aeroport Henri Coanda (Airport - Arrivals Terminal) 1. Aeroport Henri Coanda (Airport - Departures Terminal) 2. Primaria Otopeni 3. Amco

4. Aleea Privighetorilor 5. Aeroport Baneasa 6. Casa Presei (Free Press Square - Bus connections) 7. Clabucet 8. Gara de Nord Train Station (Bucharest North Train Station)

When you are travelling from Bucharest North Train Station to Henri Coanda Airport the bus stops are: 1. Gara de Nord Train Station (Bucharest North Train Station) 2. Clabucet 3. Piata Presei (Free Press Square - Bus connections) 4. Aeroport Baneasa 5. Aleea Privighetorilor 6. Amco 7. Primaria Otopeni 8. Aeroport Henri Coanda (Airport - Departures Terminal) More information about the bus timetable and the route are shown.

Note: You must buy the card before you get on the bus because you can't buy the tickets from the driver. If you are already in Bucharest, note that some of the bus stops along the route may not have ticket booths, so better buy this card in advance. To validate your trip after you get in the vehicle, look for a small orange box with a blue LCD screen on it. Touch the indicated area on the orange box with your card and you will hear a short beep indicating your trip was validated. A long beep means there was an error and you need to try again. If you forget to validate your trip, you can be fined with 50 lei (approx. 11 euros)

2nd step:

https://www.cfrcalatori.ro/en/manuals/542-buy-online You can find the timetable at the upper web address. Also you can buy tickets on-line. You have to take a train to Brasov. Generally such a journey takes approximately 3 hours.

3rd step

After you board the train send us a message with the following ticket information: The train number and arrival time in Brasov. More information you will receive when the national group will be final!

If you want to check the forecast just before coming, you can look in the next links:

http://www.accuweather.com/ro/ro/brasov/287345/month/287345?monyr=11/01/2014

http://live.meteo.ro/webcam-brasov/

The forecast for September in Brasov. according to Accuweather.

Weather

OFFICIAL NAME: Republica Romania FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Parliamentary republic CAPITAL: Bucharest POPULATION: 20,121,641 OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: The official language is Romanian, an Latin language sharing many features with other Latin languages such as Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese. (The Romanian alphabet contains the same 26 letters of the Latin, plus 5 others, totaling 31) MONEY: LEU (RON) / 1 EURO ~ 4,55 RON

Facts about Brasov Brașov is located in the central part of the country, about 166 kilometres (103 miles) north of Bucharest and 380 kilometres (236 miles) from the Black Sea. It is surrounded by the Southern Carpathians and is part of the Transylvania region. The city is notable for being the birthplace of

the national anthem of Romania. Brașov hosted the 2013 European Youth Winter Olympic Festival.

Due to the surrounding nature, Brasov is also called the greenest city of Romania.

Enclosed by the crests of the Southern Carpathian Mountains while revealing an exquisite gothic, baroque and renaissance architecture, but also various historical attractions, Brasov is one of the most visited places in

A few words about Romania and Brasov

Romania, while its name is more than familiar to the Romanian visitors but also to foreign tourists around the world.

The medieval good-looking city was founded by the Teutonic Knights on an ancient Dacian site and settled by the Saxons as one of the seven walled citadels.

In 1211, the Teutonic Knights fortified the Tara Barsei area. On the site of the village of Brașov, the Teutonic Knights built Kronstadt – the city of the crown.

Germans living in Brașov were mainly involved in trade and crafts. The location of the city at the intersection of trade routes linking the Ottoman Empire and Western Europe, together with certain tax exemptions, allowed Saxon merchants to obtain considerable wealth and exert a strong political influence. They contributed a great deal to the architectural flavor of the city. Fortifications around

the city were erected and continually expanded, with several towers maintained by different craftsmen's guilds, according to medieval custom. Part of the fortification ensemble was recently restored using UNESCO funds, and other projects are ongoing. At least two entrances to the city, Poarta Ecaterinei and Poarta Șchei, are still in existence.

Brasov is one of the main tourist destinations for foreigner tourists and it is very easy to understand why. It’s medieval atmosphere, with old and stunning buildings, its cobblestone streets, its quiet and hidden alleys are among the most important reasons that make Brasov so desirable.

The Council Square (Piata Sfatului) of Brasov is a great place to relax while admiring the surrounding buildings and the passers-by. At first it was just a market place, later becoming the center of the medieval town. The building of the former Town Hall is the main attraction of the square. Built in 1420 by the Furriers Guild, it is the oldest building in Brasov and has been used as a watch tower, as the Town Hall, and even as a prison.

The main tourist attraction of Brasov is by far the Black Church, which practically outlines the history of the town. Built in about 100 years and at the request of the priest Thomas Sander, the Black Church is the most impressive Gothic religious building in the city. Built first as a Catholic church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the Black Church became the first Evangelical site in Transylvania. The church was given its present name in 1689 when a great fire destroyed much of the town, killing some 300 inhabitants. With a length of 89m and a width of 38m, with 40m exterior height and a 65m high tower, it is considered to be the largest church in Romania. On the completion date she will receive the title of largest church between Vienna and Constantinople (Istanbul). The Black

Church has the largest collection of oriental rugs in Europe, dating from the 15th and 16th centuries.

The Rope Street is the narrowest street in town and one of the narrowest in Europe – 1,32m width and 83m long – and demonstrates the tendencies of urbanization in medieval town.

The Weavers Bastion is the most spectacular and best preserved illustration of defensive architecture in the medieval Brasov. The guild of the linen weavers was in charge whit this bastion which protected the south-west corner of Brasov. In 1800 a hall for festivities was built in the courtyard.

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Ek 1

Application Form

Name and Surname:

Date of Birth: DD/MM/YYYY

Date of Place:

Mail address:

Phone Number:

Address of current stay:

Do you have a passport? If yes, please write down to specify the type and date of expiry.

Emergency Contact Person’s Relation and Phone Number:

Emergency Contact Person’s Address:

Name of University / Faculty/ Department:

How did you describe yourself in 3 sentences?

Have you participated Eramus+ projects before? If yes, please explain.

Have you ever been in abroad?

Have you done any other projects? If yes, please explain.

Have you ever participated any social club in university?

How did you describe your own country to a foreign in 3 sentences?

If you will be selected what will you benefit from this Project?

If you will be selected how you will contribute to this Project?

Where did you learn about this announcement?