The total yearly Nordplus budget is approximately 9.3 million EURO.
Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education - SFU
Bredgade 40
DK-1260 Copenhagen K
DENMARK
Telefon: +45 3544 6200
Fax: +45 3544 6201
E-post: nordplus@ufm.dk
Web: www.ufm.dk/nordplus
Archimedes Foundation - Sihtasutus Archimedes
L. Koidula 13A
Tallinn 10125
ESTONIA
Telefon: +372 699 399
Fax: +372 697 9226
E-post: nordplus@archimedes.ee
Web: www.archimedes.ee
Altjóða Skrivstovan - International Office
J. C. Svabos gøtu 7, P.O. Box 272
FO-110 Tórshavn
FAROE ISLANDS
Telefon: +298 292513
Fax: +298 352501
E-post: ask@setur.fo
Web: www.setur.fo/ask
Finnish National Agency for Education - EDUFI
P.O. Box 380 (Hakaniemenranta 6)
FI-00531 Helsinki
FINLAND
Telefon: +358 (0) 295 331 100
Fax: +358 (0) 295 331 035
E-post: nordplus@oph.fi
Web: www.oph.fi
The Nordic Institute of Greenland - NAPA
Imaneq 21, P.O. Box 770
3900 Nuuk
GREENLAND
Telefon: +299 32 47 33
Fax: +299 32 57 33
E-post: napa@napa.gl
Web: www.napa.gl
Icelandic Center for Research - Rannis
Borgartún 30
105 Reykjavík
ICELAND
Telefon: +354 515 5800
Fax:
E-post: nordplus@rannis.is
Web: www.nordplus.is
State Education Development Agency - Valsts izglītības attīstības aģentūra
Vaļņu iela 1
Rīga LV-1050
LATVIA
Telefon: +371 6 78 14 322
Fax: +371 6 78 14 344
E-post: nordplus@viaa.gov.lv
Web: www.viaa.gov.lv
Education Exchanges Support Foundation – Švietimo mainų paramos fondas
Rožių al. 2,
LT-03106 Vilnius
LITHUANIA
Telefon: +370 5 261 0592
Fax: +370 5 249 7137
E-post: nordplus@smpf.lt
Web: www.nordplus.lt
The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education - SIU
P.O. Box 1093 Sentrum
N-5809 Bergen
NORWAY
Telefon: +47 55 30 38 00
Fax: +47 55 30 38 01
E-post: nordplus@siu.no
Web: www.siu.no
Swedish Council for Higher Education
Box 45093
104 30 Stockholm
SWEDEN
Telefon: +46 (0) 10 470 03 00
Fax:
E-post: nordplus@uhr.se
Web: www.utbyten.se
The Government of Åland, Department for Education and Culture
Självstyrelsegården P.O. Box 1060
AX-22111 Mariehamn
ÅLAND
Telefon: +358 (0)18 25 000
Fax: +358 (0)18 19155
E-post: nordplus@utbildning.ax
Web: www.regeringen.ax
Learning by doing is probably the best way of educating both the pre-school children and pupils in primary and secondary schools.
The Nordplus Junior programme makes it possible to apply for grants for cooperation with schools in the Nordic and Baltic countries, such as for project partnerships, pupil and teacher exchanges and work experience for pupils.
It is also possible to apply for funding for preparatory visits to discuss and develop project plans with potential partners.
Cooperation within Nordplus Junior is a good way of bringing new ideas and perspectives into the classroom. It also helps teachers and pupils to come into personal contact with the cultures, lifestyles, values, standards, languages and surroundings in the Nordic and Baltic countries.
Nordplus Junior is aimed at preschools, primary and secondary schools, both theoretical and vocational programmes, as well as vocational schools/apprenticeships. Extended schools in arts and culture that are part of a national or regional school syllabus may apply as coordinators.
Organisations and institutions that work with or have strong interests in compulsory education in the Nordic and Baltic countries may participate as partners.
Pupils, teachers and other educational staff may participate.
Development projects and job-switching for teachers between schools are also examples of the activities in the programme.
The above-mentioned institutions can apply for funding through the Nordplus Junior programme to conduct activities in the following areas:
You can find a guide on how to write a good application to Nordplus Junior here:
What constitutes a good application in Nordplus Junior?