Interpret the call
Extract scope, expected outcomes, eligibility, evaluation criteria, and obligations from calls and work programmes.

Hands-on training for the people developing, coordinating, and contributing to Horizon Europe proposals. Teams work with a real call, draft, or consortium challenge while learning where AI can help — and where expert judgment must remain in control.
Choose the stages that matter most to your team. The program stays practical, modular, and grounded in the requirements of the call you are working on.
Extract scope, expected outcomes, eligibility, evaluation criteria, and obligations from calls and work programmes.
Pressure-test the topic, map strengths and gaps, and turn funder language into a clear proposal strategy.
Clarify partner roles, identify missing capabilities, and develop a coherent contribution across work packages.
Strengthen Excellence, Impact, and Implementation sections while keeping claims, evidence, and voice under human control.
Check the draft against evaluation criteria, test consistency, surface unsupported claims, and simulate reviewer questions.
Create reusable review, compliance, and follow-up workflows for the final stages before submission.
The focused Horizon Europe program can be shaped for organizations coordinating proposals, contributing as partners, or supporting applicants.
For proposal development teams, principal investigators, and research-support staff.
For municipalities, agencies, and public-sector teams contributing policy, services, data, or demonstration sites.
For mission-led organizations translating field expertise and stakeholder access into a strong consortium role.
For hospitals, innovation hubs, clusters, and applied-research teams working across disciplines.
For teams defining their contribution, exploitation role, evidence, and work-package responsibilities.
For distributed teams aligning partner inputs, proposal sections, review cycles, and submission readiness.
A program can focus on selected proposal stages or combine them into a longer boot camp. Sessions can emphasize leading AI tools, customized workflows, or both — neither approach is treated as superior.
A focused session around one live call, proposal, or review milestone.
Reusable methods for teams supporting multiple applicants and calls.
Shared work on partner roles, work packages, narrative consistency, and review.
Build a reusable assistant or workflow for call analysis, compliance, review, or partner follow-up. No coding required.
Bring an active call or work programme, a topic idea, draft sections, evaluation criteria, partner descriptions, or an internal review checklist. Private and sensitive materials do not need to be shared with the group; suitable sample cases can be used instead.
The training helps teams prepare, review, and coordinate proposal work more effectively. It does not promise funding, write a proposal without expert ownership, or replace legal, financial, ethics, security, data-protection, or institutional review.
Tell us who will attend, which call or stage matters most, and how much training time you have. We will recommend a coherent selection of modules.