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Questionaire

As part of our Erasmus+ meeting in Høyanger, we will be asking all participants to complete a questionnaire. This will help us document your experiences, understand what worked well, and identify areas for improvement in future meetings.

Your answers are important—they provide valuable insights into what you learned, how you felt about the activities, and what could be done better. We encourage you to be honest and thoughtful in your responses. Your feedback will help ensure that future Erasmus+ projects continue to grow and improve.

Thank you for your participation!

CLICK HERE FOR QUESTIONAIRE!



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