Q: What is the role of a facilitator?

A: The facilitator guides the dialogue between a group of participants, and helps them have a constructive, respectful and authentic dialogue on various topics of (mutual) interest. The facilitator is a multipartial process leader who triggers self-group awareness and understanding. Read more about dialogue facilitation and how to become a facilitator with Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange >>

Q: Are there criteria for selecting facilitators?

A: In order to become a facilitator, one has to have a certain level of knowledge about current events and the general context of the groups and identities represented in dialogue, as well as a certain level of cross-cultural sensitivity. Potential facilitators also need to be good listeners, multi-taskers and team workers.

Q: How can I become a facilitator with Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange?

A: To become a facilitator, you can apply to join a facilitation training. There is an Introductory level training as well as an Advanced Facilitation training. You may indicate your training level preference in your application; however, we will also be assessing your application to ensure you are placed in the most suitable level for a successful training experience.