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Since 2013 · Málaga, Spain

AMEFE — Asociación Malagueña de Educación y Formación Europea

“Education is the passport to the future” — Malcolm X

Since 2013, we have connected young people, adults and schools in Málaga with training, mobility and volunteering opportunities across Europe.

Erasmus+ mobilities in Málaga

We host teachers, pupils and VET learners from all over Europe in our own network of schools and partner companies in Málaga.

Picasso statue, Plaza de la Merced

Our main programme

Job shadowing

Teachers and school staff observe lessons, join classroom activities and exchange good practice in schools from our network.

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Alcazaba and old town

Our main programme

School mobilities

Groups of pupils and their teachers join classes and activities with local students, 3 or 4 days a week.

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Participants in chef hats taking a selfie during a cooking workshop

Internships

Work placements for VET learners in companies in Málaga, matched to their field of study.

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Teachers with their job shadowing certificates

Training courses

Courses for teachers and staff, designed around your Erasmus+ project.

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Large group of mobility participants in a classroom

Language courses

Spanish, English and Italian courses adapted to your level, alone or combined with your mobility.

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The Alhambra in Granada

Cultural programme

Visits in Málaga and day trips to Granada, Seville, Córdoba, Nerja, Gibraltar and more.

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Why the Costa del Sol?

Málaga is one of the most liveable cities in southern Europe: easy to reach, sunny all year round and full of culture. A setting that makes every mobility more rewarding.

Málaga harbour from Gibralfaro

Easy to reach

Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport has direct flights to cities all over Europe, and the high-speed train connects Málaga with Madrid and the rest of Spain.

Palm promenade at dusk

Mediterranean climate

Around 300 days of sunshine a year and mild winters, so lessons, visits and outdoor activities work in every season.

Museo Picasso Málaga

Spanish language and culture

Participants live Spanish every day: in the street, at school and at the table, in the city where Picasso was born and home to world-class museums.

Calle Larios, Málaga

A city that welcomes learners

A compact, walkable centre, a lively university and a network of schools and companies used to hosting European groups, with Granada, Seville and Córdoba within easy reach.

At a glance

30+

European projects managed since 2013

20+

partner countries

Accredited

Erasmus+ Youth Accreditation (KA150-YOU)

Pending

Quality Label application submitted in 2026 (European Solidarity Corps)

What we do

Youth mobility

Youth exchanges and mobility of youth workers across Europe through our Erasmus+ Accreditation.

Adult education

Courses and workshops in Málaga: digital literacy, languages, memory training, art and wellbeing.

European volunteering

We plan to host European Solidarity Corps volunteers once our Quality Label application is approved.

Featured project

Our host schools

Mobilities take place in schools from our own network in and around Málaga, from nursery to secondary education and VET.

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What teachers say

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“The Erasmus+ team deserves special recognition for its hospitality, dedication and excellent coordination. We returned to Hungary with new ideas, valuable contacts and great enthusiasm for future cooperation.”

David Balog

David Balog
Budapest, Hungary

“The school’s Erasmus+ team demonstrated exceptional dedication, kindness and professionalism. We particularly valued the opportunities to exchange educational practices and establish meaningful connections with our Spanish colleagues.”

Renata Pobidynska

Renata Pobidynska
Przemyśl, Poland

“Our Erasmus+ mobility in Málaga was an excellent opportunity to explore the connections between education, gastronomy, culture and tourism. … The cultural programme and activities related to local traditions were particularly valuable for our educational background in hospitality and catering.”

Pasquale Ciuffreda

Pasquale Ciuffreda
San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy

Want to get involved?

Are you a school, a youth organisation, or an individual interested in a European project? Get in touch — we’d love to tell you how to take part.