EU-Funding Proposal Writing Training Course

4500

Fee per group, minimum 15 participants
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Description

This comprehensive training course is designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge needed to develop high-quality EU funding proposals. Over four days, expert trainers guide participants through the proposal writing process, covering EU priorities, application structure, partner identification, and crafting compelling narratives. Practical exercises, real-world examples, and personalised feedback ensure participants gain hands-on experience and confidence in proposal development.

Description

Proposal Writing Training Course

Trainers: Rebecca Zammit and Alexander Camilleri

The course enables participants to understand EU funding logic and evaluation criteria, structure proposals according to official guidelines, and develop persuasive narratives addressing impact, excellence, and implementation. By the end of the training, participants will have produced a structured skeleton proposal, identified potential partners for a real funding opportunity, and defined actionable next steps for further proposal development.

Rebecca Zammit
Alexander Camilleri

Language
English English

Delivery
In-person

Duration
4 days

Target Group
  • Researchers, project coordinators, and professionals seeking to develop EU funding proposals
  • Staff of universities, research organisations, NGOs, and SMEs involved in EU-funded projects
  • Individuals responsible for consortium building, project planning, and proposal writing within EU calls

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the structure, logic, and evaluation criteria of EU funding programmes and calls.
  • Identify relevant EU priorities and translate them into coherent proposal objectives and activities.
  • Structure a high-quality EU funding proposal in line with official templates and guidelines.
  • Develop clear, persuasive narratives that address impact, excellence, and implementation requirements.
  • Identify, assess, and select suitable partners based on call requirements and consortium needs.
  • Apply practical proposal-writing techniques through hands-on exercises and real-world examples.
  • Critically review and improve proposal sections using feedback from trainers and peers.
  • Produce a structured skeleton proposal aligned with a real funding opportunity.
  • Define next steps for proposal development, including partner engagement and task allocation.