About us

The Education Exchanges Support Foundation (hereinafter – “the Foundation”) is a national agency entrusted with the administration of Erasmus+ and Lifelong Learning programmes and other initiatives funded by the European Commission (EC) and the Government of the Republic of Lithuania in the field of education and vocational training, which has been successfully operating since 2007.

Mission Statement

By initiating and administering programmes and projects, we actively contribute to the improvement of the education system and the promotion of physical activity.

Vision

Everyone in Lithuania has access to experience in an education and/or physical activity project.

Aims of the Foundation

Innovative, learning, constantly improving governance and business processes, and using the state-of-the-art technologies;
Socially responsible towards its surrounding environment, customers, employees, clients and the public;
Open to employees and the public, adopting decisions that are transparent and clearly communicated;
Employees are experts in their fields;
High level of customer satisfaction.

Our Organization Follows These Values

Positivity;
Engagement;
Professionalism;
Cooperation.

Activities

The Foundation administers more than 50 different activities that are equally relevant to students and seniors, kindergartens or schools, and higher education or other education-related institutions.

The opportunities offered by the Foundation are available to various associations, business or non-governmental organisations and other structures seeking to improve their business practice or enhance their employees’ qualifications.

Besides the Lifelong Learning Programme, which includes Comenius, Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus and Grundtvig sub-programmes, the Foundation also administers other educational programmes or initiatives such as Euroguidance, Europass, Erasmus Mundus, Tempus, eTwinning, EPALE, and Nordplus programme funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers. Since 2010 the Foundation also implements “Study in LT” and “TAPK” projects financed by the European social fund.