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Are you 14 or more and would you like to spend some time in a school abroad?
The Comenius Individual Pupil Mobility project, a European exchange programme between secondary schools, enables pupils to go and study abroad anywhere between three to ten months.
You have to be at least 14 years old and enrolled full-time in your school. Schools wishing to send one or more pupils have to apply to the Comenius National Agency in their country for a grant. Pupils are covered by a group health insurance scheme during their stay abroad.
Description of the action in the Lifelong Learning Programme Guide 2013
Guide to Comenius Individual Pupil Mobility
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