March 16, 2026

Erasmus+ KA2 ManageMob project: innovation in international mobility enters testing phase

The landscape of Erasmus+ projects is constantly being enriched by innovative initiatives, and the KA2 ManageMob project is a perfect example. Created to simplify and make the management of student mobility more accessible, the project has reached a key development milestone: its results are nearly ready and are currently in the testing phase.

What is ManageMob and the role of Pessoa Academy

ManageMob is a Strategic Partnership (KA2) project funded by the Erasmus+ program that aims to revolutionize the management of mobility pathways for students and trainees. The objective is to create an innovative, cloud-based, and code-free digital solution to easily and effectively administer all stages of a training experience abroad.

We are proud to highlight that among the key players in this European initiative is Pessoa Academy, our ETN agency in Portugal, which is contributing its expertise to the success of this ambitious project. The international consortium, coordinated by the Swedish high school Klara Gymnasium Vallgatan, also includes partners from France (APRECA), Germany (EPNG), and Ireland (ACU Management).

Where we are now: results in the testing phase

The Managemob team has worked intensively to develop the planned intellectual outputs. The project has now reached a crucial stage: the final results are being processed and have officially entered the testing phase. This step is essential to ensure the highest quality and functionality of the platform before its final release.

Soon, the fruits of this labor will be made public and available to institutions, students, and organizations working in the field of international education.

Stay tuned

The final results of the project will be available and published soon. To closely follow the latest developments and for more information, we invite you to visit the project’s official website.

Website: https://www.managemob.com/

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