Mobility Grant 2024/2025
Application Guidelines
The Goethe-Institut is the globally active cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany. It promotes knowledge of the German language abroad and fosters international cultural co-operation, and understanding between Germany, Europe, and the world.
It is against this background that we are launching an open call for Mobilities, giving Jordanian cultural practitioners an opportunity to travel in Germany for professional purposes at their own discretion, and thereby engaging in meaningful and mutually beneficial dialogue and collaboration with their German counterparts.
What is a Mobility Grant?
The Mobility Grant is your chance to get funding for a skill-building trip to Germany. You can get up to EUR 5,000 to visit a conference, present a project, meet German colleagues, or participate in an internship, or in a residency programme. As long as the journey will advance your career, we can cover most of the expenses: travel, accommodation, food, visa, medical insurance, and registration fees.To receive a grant, you must be a cultural practitioner (artist, cultural manager, and/or creative entrepreneurs)
What are the peculiarities of mobilities we support?
Travel to Germany. You can visit teammates in Germany; this trip for valuable ideas and creating ties with German colleagues.Travel on your own. Colleagues cannot join you, but you can always share the brightest discoveries upon return.
Travel according to your own itinerary. Mobility Grants are all about you. You design the journey from A to Z for it to address your professional needs.
What can be the purpose of the mobility?
You can travel to Germany to:- Present your work
- Do research
- Do internships
- Do residencies
- Attend a professional event: conference, networking, festival, etc.
- Meet with partners to plan your project
- Do something else that will contribute to your professional advancement
Who can apply?
- Individual artists, cultural managers, and creative entrepreneurs that:
- Work in creative or cultural fields
- Are residing in Jordan.
- Are above 18 on the day of the deadline.
- Have a biometric passport to be able to receive a Visa to Germany
Timeline
Deadline for applications: 21 November 2024, 12 AM Amman timeAnnouncements of results: 1 December 2024
Please remember that these dates are not set in stone and may change slightly. We will alert you in advance so you can plan your time.
Personal data protection
By submitting an application, you agree for your personal data to be processed.How to apply?
FAQ
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Artists |
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Creative entrepreneurs |
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- Travel: tickets for planes, trains, and buses
- Costs of stay: accommodation, food, and public transport
- Registration fees, tickets, accreditations
- Visas
- Medical insurance
- Taxes
- Expenses which were not indicated in the application
- Expenses which are not directly related to the mobility
- Expenses which are already covered by other grants and programmes
- Expenses for mobilities which already took place
- Expenses that were incurred outside of the funding period
Fill in a narrative report. Describe the trip, tell if everything went well, share your thoughts and conclusions and attach 5 to 10 photos.
The grant amount will be paid as a 100% upfront lump-sum in JOD according to the Goethe-Institut currency exchange rate as of the day of the money bank transfer.
- Scan copy of the passport
- CV in English
- Portfolio
- Budget plan
- Letter of intent of partners or partner organisations (if applicable)
- Motivation: What is your personal and professional motivation?
- Professional relevance: How is the mobility related to your professional activity?
- Plan: Please provide a consistent plan for the activity in Germany. Please describe in detail what you intend to do and how. Please specify who are the partners, organisations, or individuals that you will be in contact with. Please explain, if applicable, how you plan to overcome challenges, such as language barrier, or other.
- Timeline: Please provide a timeline, mentioning the travel dates and milestones of your project.
- Long-term results: What is the result or professional impact of your mobility? Do you plan to share insights from your mobility with your professional community, and if so, how? Do you plan follow-up activities after your mobility?
First stage – your application will be reviewed technically to confirm that it includes answers to all questions on the application form and has the mandatory attachments and that you and your proposed project are in line with the eligibility criteria of this call.
Second stage – expert evaluation. If your application passed technical review, a jury of in-house and external experts will evaluate it according to the selection criteria.
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Motivation |
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Professional relevance |
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Plan |
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Timeline |
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Feasibility |
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Long term results |
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- On 21 November 2024, your application will go through the technical review and expert assessment.
- You will receive the assessment results via email after 10 November 2024. We will use the email address you indicated while registering on the online platform. Due to the large volume of applications, we expect, we cannot provide each applicant with an explanation of the decision and individual feedback.
- We will also ask you to provide additional documents needed to prepare the grant agreement, including a countersigned copy of the grant agreement. If we do not receive all necessary documents by the deadline set, we reserve the right to cancel your grant.
- We will sign the grant agreement during November 2024. The money transfer will be on your account within 30 days of signing the agreement.
If your application was not selected, do not be upset. A next open call may follow soon.
Contact
If you have any questions regarding Mobility Scheme Grant, please write to Yasmin Marroum. We will do our best to help you.
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Yasmin Marroum
Koordination kulturelle Programmarbeit
Goethe-Institut Amman