19–20 June 2026 • Santorini, Greece (plus two online sessions pre- and post-)
Most Horizon Europe proposals fail for reasons that can be fixed before submission.
With success rates around 7–15%, winners are not necessarily the smartest — they are the ones who:
read the call correctly
align with the Work Programme logic
deliver a complete, evaluator-ready draft
AI can reduce this process from weeks to days — if used correctly.
Two online sessions: 1) an online live session before the call to familiarise you with the essentials on Horizon Europe and 2) a follow-up Q&A session within a month after Santorini
Two physical days in Santorini, Greece 19-20 June 2026.
After Santorini, you will have:
an intelligence note behind the targeted call incl. list of essential publications and organisations related to the call
a draft proposal Concept
a draft Excellence section
a draft Implementation section
a draft Impact section
All based on your own target call.
19–20 June 2026 • Santorini, Greece (plus two online sessions pre- and post-)
Most Horizo…
Half-Day Live Course · 26 May 2026
You walk in with rough notes. You walk out with a graded draft, a 10-slide pitch outline, financials checked against funded projects, and a free in-depth evaluation before you submit.
Date: Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Most EIC Accelerator drafts for the July 2026 cut-off fail on structure — not science. This live 3.5-hour bootcamp focuses directly on the evaluation criteria used by EIC reviewers, helping you strengthen the sections that determine whether your proposal passes Step 1.
This is not a passive webinar or generic lecture. You bring your draft. During the session, your material is reviewed live and benchmarked against funded proposals and evaluator expectations.
You leave with:
A redlined version of your draft
A ranked action list based on score impact
A 10-slide pitch structure
Financial assumptions stress-tested against funded cases
A free in-depth evaluation before submission
A deep-tech SME, scale-up, or spin-off preparing for the July 2026 EIC Accelerator cut-off (or the September / November cohorts)
Operating at TRL 5–8 with a working prototype and early traction
Able to bring a draft covering at least 3 of the 5 proposal sections
You are still at concept stage with no team or no draft
You need introductory guidance rather than proposal refinement
(In that case, the EUR 20 webinar is the better starting point.)
A section-by-section evaluator-style review of your draft against official EIC criteria.
A practical 10-slide structure ready for your 3-minute video pitch.
Financial assumptions reviewed against successful EIC-funded projects.
A practical FTO framework completed live using your own case.
Who to approach, when to ask, and what supporting evidence to request.
The top five Step 1 rejection triggers scored directly against your draft.
25 min
45 min
35 min
35 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Booked at the end of the course
Delivered 7–10 days before your cut-off date
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with 20+ years as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and the EIC.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If your project is not yet at TRL 5+ or your team is not sufficiently developed, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. A first draft of at least 3 of the 5 sections is enough.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains accessible for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the same course before the September or November cut-offs at no extra cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket can be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 26 May 2026
You walk in with rough notes. You walk out with a graded draft, a 10-slide pitch outline, financials checked against funded project…
Half-Day Live Course · 2 July 2026
SSH proposals require a different language than STEM proposals. This half-day live bootcamp focuses on writing Impact for evaluators who care about democratic resilience, cultural identity, participation, and inclusion.
Date: Thursday, 2 July 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
SSH proposal writing is its own craft.
Cluster 2 evaluators are not the same experts who evaluate STEM-heavy Horizon Europe calls. The expectations around vocabulary, evidence, societal pathways, stakeholder participation, and impact framing are fundamentally different.
This live 3.5-hour workshop helps you shape your proposal specifically for the CL2 evaluation mindset — with practical co-creation work built directly around your own stakeholders, consortium ideas, and draft sections.
You leave with:
A stronger topic fit
Evaluator-aligned SSH language
A practical stakeholder strategy
A clearer sustainability pathway
A section-by-section review of your proposal draft
A free in-depth evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
An SSH research group, museum, NGO, or creative SME preparing a Cluster 2 proposal
A coordinator or partner organisation with at least a target topic identified
Ready to bring outline content for the Excellence, Impact, and Implementation sections
You have not identified stakeholders yet
You do not yet have draft material to work from
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical fit assessment across the 24 CL2 topics and destinations relevant to your portfolio.
Live development of the Excellence, Impact, and Implementation sections using successful SSH framing.
A stakeholder-engagement methodology written in evaluator-ready language.
A structured plan for identifying, involving, and retaining key stakeholders.
Outputs designed across digital, social, cultural, and academic dimensions.
A long-term sustainability framework tailored to the cultural and creative sectors.
A section-by-section evaluator-style review of your draft content.
30 min
40 min
50 min
30 min
30 min
10 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the September deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If your concept does not align with a viable CL2 topic in the 2026 work programme, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 2 July 2026
SSH proposals require a different language than STEM proposals. This half-day live bootcamp focuses on writing Impact for evaluat…
Half-Day Live Course · 15 July 2026
The business case is what separates funded proposals from rejected ones. This half-day live workshop helps you build the proposal, strengthen the market case, clarify IP and freedom-to-operate, and prepare for the interview stage.
Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
EIC Transition is a single-stage programme combining a written proposal with an interview. Many proposals fail not because of weak science, but because the market validation, customer evidence, and IP positioning are not convincing enough.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building the proposal section by section with direct evaluator-style feedback and practical commercialisation work.
You leave with:
A stronger TRL roadmap
A clearer market-validation strategy
A refined IP and freedom-to-operate position
Customer-discovery evidence translated into evaluator language
A practical interview drill with typical EIC Transition questions
A free pre-submission evaluation before the September deadline
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A technology transfer office (TTO), university team, or spin-off working from results generated through:
EIC Pathfinder
ERC Proof of Concept
FET
Horizon Europe Pillar 2
Research Infrastructure projects
At approximately TRL 3 with a realistic pathway toward TRL 5/6 during the project
Ready to bring at least a one-page concept note describing the technology result and target market
Your results do not originate from an eligible EU-funded project
Your commercialisation pathway is not yet defined
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point to test eligibility and fit.
Live development of the proposal section by section.
A practical technology-validation roadmap aligned with EIC Transition expectations.
Customer and market evidence structured in the format evaluators expect.
Interview findings and validation outputs translated into a credible annex structure.
A clearer positioning of intellectual property, FTO, and consortium responsibilities.
A practical LOI template together with an outreach and stakeholder “ask” script.
A scored practice round covering 10 common EIC Transition interview questions.
20 min
40 min
40 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the 16 September deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally challenged, reviewed, and strengthened.
If your project results are not eligible for EIC Transition or your TRL positioning is unsupported, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 15 July 2026
The business case is what separates funded proposals from rejected ones. This half-day live workshop helps you build the p…
Half-Day Live Course · 17 July 2026
Running consortia often say Hop-on partners “do not fit.” This workshop is designed for both sides — coordinators and Widening newcomers — to build the right partner-fit narrative, workplan integration, and application strategy.
Date: Friday, 17 July 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Most Hop-on applications fail because the partner-fit narrative is too generic.
Coordinators receive weak letters that do not align with the workplan. Widening organisations struggle to demonstrate why they belong inside an existing consortium.
This live 3.5-hour workshop helps both sides build a credible and evaluator-ready Hop-on application:
Coordinators learn how to structure a partner brief without disrupting delivery
Widening applicants learn how to position themselves as strategically valuable additions
Both sides work through integration, budget amendments, reporting changes, and impact logic
You leave with:
A stronger partner-fit narrative
Workplan amendment guidance
A practical budget-reallocation framework
A clear reporting structure
Real Hop-on examples analysed line by line
A free pre-submission evaluation before the September deadline
This is live application work, not a lecture.
A coordinator of a running Horizon Europe project considering adding a Widening partner
A university, research institute, or SME from a Widening country seeking to join an existing consortium
Ready to bring either:
A workplan extract (for coordinators), or
A partner profile and positioning draft (for Hop-on applicants)
You have not yet identified a running consortium or target project
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point to scan open opportunities and assess fit.
A practical framework for coordinators to assess whether a new partner genuinely strengthens the consortium.
A structured and evaluator-aligned template for Widening applicants.
Guidance on which work packages should be amended and how to integrate new tasks realistically.
Budget amendment rules explained in practical, plain-English terms.
A reporting and impact structure designed for both coordinators and Hop-on partners.
Successful Hop-on examples analysed line by line to show what worked and why.
20 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
30 min
40 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their Hop-on application before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the 24 September deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your application remains your own work — professionally challenged, reviewed, and strengthened.
If the consortium is not eligible or the proposed partner fit appears forced or strategically weak, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 17 July 2026
Running consortia often say Hop-on partners “do not fit.” This workshop is designed for both sides — coordinators and Widening newcome…
Half-Day Live Course · 8 July 2026
Three and a half hours of focused writing on your B1 extended synopsis and PI track record under live coaching from a former ERC evaluator. This lab works directly on your draft — not on generic templates.
Date: Wednesday, 8 July 2026
Time: 11:00 – 14:30 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
ERC Advanced Grant proposals are often decided on two elements:
The B1 extended synopsis
The Principal Investigator’s track record
Both require a very specific style of writing — one that demonstrates intellectual ambition, high-risk/high-gain thinking, and scientific leadership.
This live 3.5-hour workshop gives you direct evaluator-style coaching on both sections, using mark-ups based on funded proposal patterns and the updated 5-page Part I structure.
You leave with:
A stronger B1 narrative
A clearer positioning of novelty and ambition
Better framing of high-risk/high-gain methodology
A more strategic presentation of your track record
A refined institutional support narrative
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A senior Principal Investigator with 10+ years of post-PhD experience preparing an ERC Advanced Grant application
A university or research institute office supporting ERC AdG candidates
Ready to bring at least:
The research concept, and
A draft outline of the B1 section
The candidate’s profile aligns better with ERC Starting Grant (StG) or Consolidator Grant (CoG)
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to confirm programme fit.
Clear guidance on how to build the two sections that drive ERC AdG evaluation success.
Your synopsis reviewed and marked up live against evaluator expectations.
Strategic sectioning of the 10-year record, including how to frame achievements and select signals that matter.
Language and positioning strategies for presenting ambitious and unconventional research convincingly.
A stronger institutional commitment narrative that demonstrates genuine backing and support.
A realistic and evaluator-aligned budget strategy within the EUR 2.5 million framework.
40 min
50 min
35 min
30 min
25 min
10 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their complete ERC application before submission.
Delivered approximately 10 days before the submission deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If the current track record does not yet align with ERC Advanced Grant expectations, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 8 July 2026
Three and a half hours of focused writing on your B1 extended synopsis and PI track record under live coaching from a former ERC evalu…
Half-Day Live Course · 15 September 2026
Build your consortium and training plan well before the deadline. By September, you should already have a working draft. This live half-day bootcamp focuses on improving what you already have — against the patterns that caused past proposals to fail.
Date: Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Most MSCA Doctoral Network proposals do not lose points on science. They lose points on:
Consortium balance
Training structure
Career development planning
Weak integration between academic and non-academic sectors
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses directly on those weak points.
You work on your own proposal draft with evaluator-style feedback, while mapping common rejection patterns against your consortium design, training programme, implementation structure, and impact logic.
You leave with:
A clearer DN positioning
A stronger consortium structure
A more credible doctoral training programme
A secondment and supervision strategy
A practical writing calendar toward the November deadline
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A coordinator preparing a Doctoral Network proposal for the 24 November 2026 deadline
A work package leader or research office supporting an MSCA DN application
Ready to bring:
A consortium outline
A draft training programme
A topic line or thematic direction
The consortium has not yet been identified
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to start partner search and consortium planning.
Guidance on building all three proposal sections in line with successful MSCA DN patterns.
A clearer focus around one coherent DN line and training identity.
A balanced academic/non-academic partnership structure aligned with evaluator expectations.
A practical and evaluator-ready training programme for doctoral researchers.
Clear planning for who moves where, why, and with what training objective.
Common evaluator criticisms mapped directly against your current draft.
A structured timeline with pre-deadline milestones leading to the November submission.
20 min
40 min
40 min
30 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their complete proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the November deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If the consortium structure is weak or the training programme appears generic or unbalanced, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 15 September 2026
Build your consortium and training plan well before the deadline. By September, you should already have a working draft. This live half…
Half-Day Live Course · 29 September 2026
Live writing of your ERC Starting Grant Part I and Part II under coaching from a former ERC evaluator. This lab works directly on your proposal draft — not on generic templates.
Date: Tuesday, 29 September 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
In ERC Starting Grant evaluation, the risk-novelty positioning can determine the ranking in a single sentence.
The synopsis must convince evaluators that the project is genuinely ambitious, scientifically original, and worth funding at frontier-research level. Methodology and feasibility matter — but mostly at Step 2. Step 1 depends heavily on how convincingly the project vision is framed.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on rewriting and strengthening:
Part I
Part II
The risk-novelty framing
The PI track-record narrative
You work directly on your own proposal with evaluator-style coaching, mark-ups, and positioning strategies tailored to the ERC Starting Grant structure.
You leave with:
A stronger synopsis
A clearer risk-novelty statement
Better Step 2 methodology framing
A more strategic PI narrative
A stronger institutional support story
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
An early-career Principal Investigator between 2 and 10 years post-PhD
A university or research office supporting an ERC Starting Grant candidate
Ready to bring:
A research idea
A research question
A draft Part I outline
The candidate falls outside the ERC Starting Grant eligibility window
No host institution has yet been identified
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to confirm fit and eligibility.
Live restructuring and rewriting of the two key proposal sections.
A sharper and more defensible risk-novelty sentence designed to strengthen ranking potential.
Methodology and feasibility positioning aligned with ERC Step 2 expectations.
A stronger presentation of achievements, independence, and research trajectory within the 0–10 year window.
A clearer institutional support narrative that signals genuine backing.
A budget strategy aligned with the ERC Starting Grant funding envelope.
40 min
30 min
40 min
30 min
25 min
15 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their complete ERC proposal before submission.
Delivered approximately 10 days before submission
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If the project’s risk-novelty positioning cannot yet be defended convincingly in writing, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 29 September 2026
Live writing of your ERC Starting Grant Part I and Part II under coaching from a former ERC evaluator. This lab works directly on yo…
Half-Day Live Course · 23 September 2026
A focused half-day workshop on writing the science and impact pathway for the EIC Pathfinder Challenge that best fits your breakthrough idea. The Excellence narrative, consortium structure, IP framework, and post-award Booster pathway are developed live with you.
Date: Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
In EIC Pathfinder Challenges, the Excellence narrative carries the score.
Successful proposals are built around:
A convincing breakthrough story
A credible pathway from TRL 1–3 toward TRL 4+
Strong consortium logic
A realistic intellectual property framework
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses directly on those elements using evaluator-style guidance and challenge-specific positioning.
You work on your own concept and proposal draft while building:
The breakthrough narrative
The impact pathway
Consortium balance
The Annex 6 IP framework
Post-award Booster readiness
You leave with:
A clearer challenge fit
A stronger Excellence section
A more credible impact pathway
Better consortium positioning
A practical IP framework
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A research infrastructure, university group, or deep-tech consortium working in areas such as:
Advanced Materials
Healthy Ageing
Cognitive AI
Applying either:
As a single applicant, or
As a consortium of 2–3 partners
Ready to bring:
A breakthrough concept, and
A target Pathfinder Challenge
Your concept does not clearly align with one of the three EIC Pathfinder Challenges
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to assess challenge fit first.
Validation of your topic against the most appropriate Pathfinder Challenge.
A stronger scientific breakthrough narrative written around evaluator expectations.
A realistic and credible pathway from TRL 1–3 toward TRL 4+.
Guidance on whether your project works best as a single applicant or small consortium structure.
An intellectual property and exploitation structure aligned with the EIC Work Programme 2026 Annex 6 requirements.
Preparation for post-award Booster opportunities and follow-on positioning.
30 min
45 min
40 min
20 min
30 min
15 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the 28 October deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If the science is not genuinely positioned at TRL 1–3 with a credible breakthrough dimension, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 23 September 2026
A focused half-day workshop on writing the science and impact pathway for the EIC Pathfinder Challenge that best f…
Half-Day Live Course · 14 October 2026
The same hands-on structure as the May bootcamp — updated with what actually worked, and what got rejected, in the May, July, and September 2026 EIC Accelerator batches.
Date: Wednesday, 14 October 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
By October, the evaluation patterns from the May, July, and September EIC Accelerator batches are visible.
Full ESR feedback data reveals:
Which proposal structures scored well
What evaluators consistently criticised
Which impact claims failed
How funded projects positioned market traction, IP, and commercial readiness
This live 3.5-hour workshop applies those lessons directly to your draft.
You work on your own proposal with evaluator-style feedback and real scoring patterns drawn from the 2026 batches.
You leave with:
A stronger proposal structure
Updated evaluator-aligned positioning
Refined pitch-deck messaging
Financial assumptions benchmarked against newly funded projects
A clearer freedom-to-operate position
A free pre-submission evaluation before the November cut-off
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A deep-tech SME preparing for the November 2026 EIC Accelerator cut-off
Operating at TRL 5–8 with:
A working prototype
Early traction signals
A defined commercialisation pathway
Ready to bring at least 3 of the 5 proposal sections in draft form
Your project is still at concept stage without validation or traction
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A section-by-section evaluator-style review of your proposal draft.
Updated pitch-deck positioning based on lessons from the September evaluation batch.
Financial-model assumptions checked against recently funded EIC Accelerator projects.
An updated FTO positioning review aligned with current evaluator expectations.
Analysis of the LOI patterns that worked successfully during the 2026 batches.
A practical breakdown of what changed in scoring and evaluator comments across the latest ESRs.
30 min
45 min
35 min
35 min
30 min
15 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their complete proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the November cut-off
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If your technology readiness level, traction, or team structure does not yet match EIC Accelerator expectations, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 14 October 2026
The same hands-on structure as the May bootcamp — updated with what actually worked, and what got reje…
Half-Day Live Course · 29 October 2026
Three and a half hours of live work on your own proposal draft using AI prompts that support strong proposal writing without sounding AI-generated. The workshop focuses on adversarial review, gap analysis, hallucination checks, and responsible AI disclosure practices.
Date: Thursday, 29 October 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
AI is most useful for proposal writing when it improves:
Editing
Review cycles
Gap detection
Consistency checks
Adversarial evaluation
It becomes risky when it is used to generate generic “Impact” language that evaluators can immediately recognise.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on using AI strategically and safely inside Horizon Europe, ERC, MSCA, and EIC proposal development.
You work directly on your own proposal draft while learning:
Which AI writing patterns evaluators flag
How to use adversarial review effectively
How to preserve your own writing voice
How to verify claims and reduce hallucinations
How to disclose AI use appropriately in methodology sections
You leave with:
A reusable prompt library
A structured adversarial-review workflow
Gap-analysis methods
Hallucination-check procedures
A methodology disclosure paragraph ready to use
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
Writing a Horizon Europe, ERC, MSCA, or EIC proposal
Already using AI tools such as ChatGPT or Claude
Looking to use AI productively without triggering evaluator concerns
Ready to bring a real proposal section to work on during the session
You have never used ChatGPT, Claude, or similar AI tools before
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to start with the fundamentals.
A practical set of prompts ready to use immediately in ChatGPT or Claude across the full proposal workflow.
An evaluator-style critique process applied directly to your proposal draft.
Methods for preserving your writing style and avoiding generic AI-generated tone.
A structured approach to identifying weak logic, missing evidence, and proposal gaps.
Verification methods for factual claims, references, and generated content.
A ready-to-adapt disclosure paragraph for methodology and responsible AI-use sections.
25 min
35 min
40 min
40 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their proposal before submission.
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No magic shortcuts.
No “AI writes your proposal” promises.
No guarantee of funding success.
The workshop focuses on what AI actually improves:
Editing speed
Review quality
Gap detection
Draft refinement
It does not promote using AI to mass-generate weak proposal text. In particular, generic AI-written Impact sections are one of the fastest ways to lose evaluator confidence.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 29 October 2026
Three and a half hours of live work on your own proposal draft using AI prompts that support strong proposal writin…
Half-Day Live Course · 18 November 2026
Write the exploitation section that evaluators actually want to see. This live half-day bootcamp uses the European Commission’s feasible / sustainable / scalable framework as the starting point — and ends with a working sustainability and exploitation draft built around your own project.
Date: Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Most exploitation plans are still written as one-page generic summaries.
The European Commission increasingly evaluates sustainability and exploitation using three dimensions:
Feasible
Sustainable
Scalable
Most proposals address only the first.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building the parts evaluators actually score:
Key Exploitable Results (KERs)
Sustainability beyond project end
IP positioning
Exploitation pathways
Alignment with programme-level impact frameworks
You work directly on your own proposal or running project while developing a complete exploitation and sustainability structure.
You leave with:
A completed Exploitable-Result canvas
A KER registry
A clearer exploitation pathway
A sustainability plan beyond funding
A structured IP table
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A coordinator, work package leader, or TTO developing the exploitation section of:
A Horizon Europe proposal
A running publicly funded project
An EIC, RIA, IA, Cluster, Mission, or similar programme application
Ready to bring a list of expected project results and outputs
Looking to strengthen long-term sustainability and impact planning
Your project does not yet have clearly identified results or outcomes
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical exploitation framework completed around your own project outputs.
Clear positioning around licensing, spin-off creation, industrial uptake, or public deployment routes.
A Key Exploitable Results registry aligned with European Commission expectations.
A structured distinction between background and foreground intellectual property.
A realistic post-project sustainability and continuation strategy.
Alignment of your impact strategy with:
NEB Compass
Mission KPIs
EIC criteria
Relevant Horizon Europe programme expectations
30 min
40 min
30 min
40 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their impact and exploitation strategy before submission.
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No copy-paste template.
No generic “spin-off plan” language.
No proxy writing service.
Your exploitation and sustainability strategy remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If your project does not support a credible commercial pathway, the workshop will help you build a public-deployment or societal-impact route instead.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 18 November 2026
Write the exploitation section that evaluators actually want to see. This live half…
Half-Day Live Course · 3 December 2026
A practical workshop for institutions running internal pre-evaluations of Horizon Europe, ERC, MSCA, and EIC proposals. Build your own AI-assisted pre-screening rubric, internal ESR workflow, bias controls, and confidentiality safeguards — without crossing evaluation rules.
Date: Thursday, 3 December 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Research offices and universities increasingly run internal proposal pre-evaluations before submission.
AI can significantly accelerate:
Draft triage
Gap analysis
Internal ESR drafting
Consistency checking
Section comparison
Proposal review workflows
But only if it remains within strict ethical and procedural boundaries.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building AI-assisted internal review systems that:
Stay inside ESR scoring rules
Avoid evaluator-style misuse
Protect confidentiality and IP
Reduce bias and inconsistency
Improve institutional review workflows
You work directly on sample drafts and institutional workflows while building a practical pre-evaluation setup.
You leave with:
A pre-screening rubric
An AI-assisted internal ESR structure
Bias mitigation methods
Originality and fingerprint checks
GDPR-safe review workflows
A free institutional setup call after the workshop
This is practical institutional workflow design — not a lecture.
An NCP, research office, grants office, or institutional pre-evaluation panel
Running an organised internal proposal review process
Looking to integrate AI safely into proposal triage and pre-screening
Ready to bring a sample proposal draft for testing
You are an active European Commission evaluator seeking to use AI during official proposal scoring
Official EC evaluators are not permitted to use AI tools for proposal scoring. This course focuses exclusively on institutional pre-evaluation workflows before submission.
An institutional rubric aligned with ESR scoring structures and evaluation logic.
A structured internal ESR workflow using AI for drafting and review support.
Practical methods for identifying and reducing common AI and reviewer bias patterns.
Workflows for comparing proposal sections against funded proposal patterns and internal benchmarks.
Methods for originality verification and consistency checking across drafts.
Practical frameworks for GDPR-safe handling of proposal drafts, institutional data, and intellectual property.
25 min
35 min
45 min
35 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free institutional setup call after the workshop.
The session focuses on integrating the rubric and review process into your existing internal pre-evaluation workflow.
Included in the EUR 350 fee.
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free institutional setup session
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
This course is not for active EC evaluation work.
AI-assisted scoring during official European Commission evaluation is forbidden.
The workshop focuses exclusively on:
Institutional pre-screening
Internal triage
Draft review
ESR-style preparation
Proposal improvement workflows
No automated scoring promises.
No “AI evaluates proposals for you” claims.
No unsafe or non-compliant evaluation practices.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 3 December 2026
A practical workshop for institutions running internal pre-evaluations of Horizon Europe, ERC, MSCA, an…
Half-Day Live Course · 8 December 2026
A practical half-day workshop focused on selecting and pressure-testing the right business model for deep-tech and research-based ventures. Work live on your own assumptions while mapping Disciplined Entrepreneurship to your TRL stage, building your value proposition, and testing investor readiness.
Date: Tuesday, 8 December 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Most deep-tech founders choose a business model that does not match:
Their TRL stage
Their capital intensity
Their commercialisation timeline
Their regulatory environment
Investors usually see the mismatch before the founders do.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on pressure-testing your current business assumptions and selecting a model that realistically fits your technology, market, and funding pathway.
You work directly on your own venture while evaluating:
B2B vs B2G vs licensing vs JV vs hybrid structures
Spin-off readiness
Investor expectations by TRL stage
Pricing under uncertainty
Commercialisation risks
Business-model gaps
You leave with:
A clearer business-model choice
A mapped commercialisation pathway
A Value Proposition Canvas
A pricing-under-uncertainty framework
An investor-readiness gap list
A stronger understanding of when spin-off creation actually makes sense
This is live strategic work, not a lecture.
A founder of a deep-tech or sustainability startup
A university spin-off or research commercialisation team
Operating between TRL 5 and TRL 8
Preparing for investor conversations, public funding, or commercial scaling
Ready to bring:
Your current business-model assumptions
Your target market positioning
Your venture is still pre-team or pre-prototype
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical assessment of whether your venture fits:
B2B
B2G
Licensing
Joint Venture
Hybrid commercialisation models
Clear guidance on when creating a spin-off makes strategic sense — and when it does not.
A mapping of Disciplined Entrepreneurship stages against your current TRL level.
A completed Value Proposition Canvas developed around your own venture.
A practical starting framework for pricing deep-tech products and services under uncertain market conditions.
A structured list of the main gaps preventing investor readiness and scaling.
35 min
30 min
30 min
40 min
30 min
25 min
Participants receive access to discounted follow-on consultancy for institutions or organisations wanting to implement structured business-model selection support across multiple spin-offs or innovation teams.
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No generic templates.
No “one model fits all” advice.
No guaranteed investor outcomes.
This workshop is designed to test your assumptions rigorously.
If your TRL stage, capital position, or market conditions make all five business-model patterns unrealistic at the moment, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 8 December 2026
A practical half-day workshop focused on selecting and pressure-testing the right …
Half-Day Live Course · 17 December 2026
A practical half-day workshop on building an IP strategy that supports your long-term commercialisation path instead of blocking it later. Work live on your consortium structure, expected results, and exploitation pathway while developing an IP framework aligned with Horizon Europe and EIC requirements.
Date: Thursday, 17 December 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
An IP strategy designed during proposal-writing stage can protect the future value of your innovation years later.
Designed badly, it can:
Block spin-off creation
Create ownership conflicts
Limit licensing options
Prevent investment
Reduce consortium flexibility
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building an IP structure that fits:
Your technology
Your consortium
Your commercialisation route
Your future exploitation plans
You work directly on your own project while developing:
Patent vs trade-secret decision logic
Consortium IP structures
Joint-ownership clauses
Annex 6 alignment
Co-creation protection strategies
You leave with:
A practical IP decision tree
A background/foreground IP table
Better joint-ownership positioning
Clearer EIC Annex 6 understanding
A stronger value-protection strategy
A free follow-on IP review session
This is strategic IP planning, not a lecture.
A TTO, university, research infrastructure, SME, or consortium partner
Working on:
Horizon Europe proposals
EIC projects
Missions
RIAs
IAs
Running HE consortia
Ready to bring:
A consortium structure
A list of expected project results
You have not yet identified either:
A consortium structure, or
Expected exploitable results
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better place to begin.
A practical framework for deciding when to use:
Patents
Trade secrets
Open innovation approaches
A structured IP ownership table tailored to your consortium and expected outputs.
Strategic approaches to joint ownership that avoid damaging future spin-off or licensing potential.
Clear understanding of mandatory and strategic IP provisions under EIC Annex 6.
Practical guidance on when and how SMEs should use the EUIPO IP Scan process.
Collaboration structures that preserve long-term exploitation and commercial value.
30 min
40 min
40 min
30 min
20 min
30 min
Every participant receives one free 30-minute IP review session after the workshop.
The session focuses on reviewing your:
Consortium agreement structure
IP positioning
Ownership approach
Commercialisation alignment
Included in the EUR 350 fee.
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
This is not legal advice.
This is not a patent filing service.
This is not substitute legal representation.
The workshop focuses on:
Strategic IP planning
Commercialisation alignment
Consortium IP structures
Ownership positioning
Exploitation readiness
Patent drafting and filing remain the responsibility of your IP attorney or legal counsel.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 17 December 2026
A practical half-day workshop on building an IP strategy that supports your long-term commercialisa…
CL4 Industry Submission Bootcamp for Success
Half-Day Live Course · 12 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 4 proposals aligned with Made in Europe, AI-DA, and related industrial partnership KPIs. Build your Excellence and Impact sections live while developing your industrial demonstrator plan, standards roadmap, SME engagement strategy, and IP regime.
Book my seat — EUR 350
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 12 January 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Why Attend
Cluster 4 industrial partnerships increasingly evaluate proposals against explicit KPI frameworks.
Made in Europe, AI-DA, Chips JU, and related initiatives expect proposals to demonstrate:
Industrial relevance
Standards alignment
SME integration
Demonstrator credibility
Exploitation readiness
Measurable contribution to partnership objectives
Strong proposals do not simply describe good research. They align directly with partnership KPIs and industrial deployment logic.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building:
Excellence and Impact sections
Industrial demonstrator strategies
Standards roadmaps
SME engagement structures
Exploitation and IP planning
You work directly on your own proposal concept while mapping it against evaluator expectations and CL4 partnership priorities.
You leave with:
A stronger topic fit
A clearer industrial demonstrator plan
Standards engagement positioning
An SME participation strategy
An IP and exploitation structure
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
Is This For You?
A good fit if you are:
A manufacturing RTO, industrial SME, technology integrator, or consortium coordinator
Preparing a Horizon Europe Cluster 4 proposal
Working toward alignment with:
Made in Europe
AI-DA
Chips JU
Related industrial partnership frameworks
Ready to bring:
A target topic
A draft industrial demonstrator concept
Not the right fit if:
Your project is not yet aligned to a specific CL4 topic
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
What You Walk Out With
01 — Topic Match Assessment
A practical assessment of how your concept aligns with the target CL4 topic and partnership priorities.
02 — Industrial Demonstrator Plan
A clearer structure for designing and presenting your industrial demonstrator.
03 — Standards Roadmap
A standards engagement pathway including positioning toward CEN/CENELEC participation and alignment.
04 — SME Engagement Strategy
A structured SME participation plan with clearly defined roles and industrial value contribution.
05 — IP Regime & Exploitation Plan
An IP and exploitation structure aligned with industrial deployment and partnership expectations.
06 — Section-by-Section Red-Team Review
Evaluator-style review and critique of your proposal sections.
How the 3.5 Hours Run
01 — Topic Fit & Partnership Alignment
30 min
02 — Excellence: Industrial Demonstrator Plan
45 min
03 — Standards Roadmap & CEN/CENELEC Engagement
30 min
04 — SME Engagement Plan & Roles
35 min
05 — IP Regime & Exploitation Plan
30 min
06 — Section-by-Section Red-Team Review
20 min
Included Bonus
Free Pre-Submission Evaluation
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the 2 February deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
Free pre-submission evaluation session
EUR 350 — Book My Seat
Who Runs It
Nikolaos Floratos
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
What You Will Not Get
No copy-paste templates.
No guarantee of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
Your proposal remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.
If your concept does not genuinely fit a Cluster 4 topic or partnership structure, you will be told directly during the first hour and refunded on the spot.
Common Questions
Do I need a finished draft?
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Can two people from the same organisation attend on one ticket?
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Is the recording shared?
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
What if I cannot attend on the date?
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Refund policy?
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Questions?
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
CL4 Industry Submission Bootcamp for Success
Half-Day Live Course · 12 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 4 proposals aligned with Made in Europe, A…
Funding Beyond the Project: Transition, EIC, EUREKA & National Instruments
Half-Day Live Course · 14 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop on planning scale-up funding before your current project ends. Build your funding pathway, compare the right instruments, assess investor readiness, and develop a pitch deck that works for both EIC evaluators and private investors.
Book my seat — EUR 350
Event Details
Date: Thursday, 14 January 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Why Attend
Most teams start planning scale-up funding too late.
By the time many Horizon Europe, EIC, or deep-tech projects begin looking for follow-on funding:
The right calls have already closed
Investor readiness is still weak
The pitch deck is not aligned
TRL progression is unclear
The wrong funding instrument is targeted
This workshop focuses on building your funding roadmap early enough to create options instead of deadlines.
Over 3.5 hours of live work, you will:
Compare EIC Transition, Accelerator, STEP, EUREKA, and national instruments
Build an instrument-fit matrix for your technology
Assess investor readiness using IRL logic
Develop a pitch deck suitable for both EIC and investors
Explore Booster Grants, Plug-in schemes, and Widening support instruments
Run an EIC Pre-accelerator eligibility check where relevant
You work directly on your own case throughout the session.
You leave with:
A funding pathway matched to your TRL
Clearer instrument positioning
An investor-readiness assessment
A stronger pitch structure
Better awareness of sequencing and timing
A practical next-step roadmap
This is not theory. It is live funding strategy work.
Is This For You?
A good fit if you are:
A spin-off founder, deep-tech startup, or innovation-driven SME
Working at TRL 5 or above
Preparing for:
Scale-up funding
Investor conversations
EIC applications
Follow-on commercialisation
Ready to bring:
Your product status
Traction signals
Target market assumptions
Especially relevant for:
Teams from Widening countries
Ventures exploring EIC Pre-accelerator pathways
Research-based startups transitioning toward commercial growth
Not the right fit if:
You are still pre-prototype or pre-team
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
What You Walk Out With
01 — Instrument-Fit Matrix
A practical funding matrix mapping the right instruments to your technology and maturity stage.
02 — EIC Pathway Positioning
A clearer decision framework between:
EIC Transition
EIC Accelerator
STEP
Related funding routes
03 — EUREKA Eurostars-3 Readiness
Assessment of when Eurostars-3 is strategically appropriate for your company.
04 — Investor-Readiness Score
A structured IRL-style evaluation of your current investment readiness.
05 — EIC + Investor Pitch Deck
A pitch structure designed to work for:
EIC evaluators
Private investors
Mixed funding audiences
06 — Booster, Plug-in & Pre-accelerator Checks
Guidance on:
Booster Grants
Plug-in schemes
Widening opportunities
EIC Pre-accelerator eligibility
How the 3.5 Hours Run
01 — Instrument-Fit Matrix for Your Technology
30 min
02 — EIC Transition vs Accelerator vs STEP
35 min
03 — EUREKA Eurostars-3: When It Fits
20 min
04 — Investor-Readiness Scoring with IRL Toolkit
40 min
05 — Pitch Deck for EIC + Investor Audience
40 min
06 — Booster, Plug-in & Widening Pre-accelerator Checks
25 min
Included Bonus
Free Eligibility Check for Widening Teams
Participants from Widening countries receive:
An EIC Pre-accelerator eligibility check
Instrument-fit guidance for Widening pathways
Included within the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EUR 350 — Book My Seat
Who Runs It
Nikolaos Floratos
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
What You Will Not Get
No generic funding map.
No promise that every instrument fits every company.
No investor hype.
The workshop focuses on:
Strategic funding sequencing
Realistic instrument matching
Funding-readiness positioning
Investor-readiness assessment
If your current TRL, team, or capital structure does not fit any of the major scale-up instruments discussed, the course will tell you directly during the first hour and refund your fee on the spot.
Common Questions
Do I need a finished draft?
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Can two people from the same organisation attend on one ticket?
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Is the recording shared?
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
What if I cannot attend on the date?
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Refund policy?
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Questions?
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Funding Beyond the Project: Transition, EIC, EUREKA & National Instruments
Half-Day Live Course · 14 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop on planning scale-up funding before your current proje…
Half-Day Live Course · 28 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 1 Health proposals for clinical and pre-clinical calls. Build your Excellence and Impact sections live while developing your clinical pathway, ethics framework, EHDS-aligned data plan, patient involvement strategy, and complementarity positioning.
Date: Thursday, 28 January 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Clinical and health proposals face a different evaluation reality than many other Horizon Europe applications.
Cluster 1 evaluators increasingly expect:
Explicit ethics positioning
Clear patient involvement logic
Strong data governance
EHDS alignment
Credible clinical pathways
Risk-aware implementation planning
Complementarity with IHI and EU4Health initiatives
Strong science alone is rarely enough.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building the proposal sections evaluators specifically look for in clinical and pre-clinical projects.
You work directly on your own proposal while developing:
Clinical pathway logic
Ethics-compliance positioning
EHDS-aligned data planning
Patient and public involvement (PPI) strategy
Complementarity statements
Clinical risk management structures
You leave with:
A stronger topic fit
Better ethics and compliance framing
A clearer data and stakeholder strategy
A more credible clinical pathway
A proposal structure aligned with CL1 expectations
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
A university hospital, biotech SME, clinical consortium, or research infrastructure
Preparing a Horizon Europe Cluster 1 Health proposal
Working on:
Clinical research
Pre-clinical development
Translational medicine
Health innovation pathways
Targeting:
Single-stage calls
Two-stage 2027 calls
Ready to bring:
A clinical or health concept
A target population or user group
You have not yet identified a clinical concept or project direction
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical assessment of how your proposal aligns with the relevant Cluster 1 destination and topic.
A structured clinical-development and ethics-compliance framework tailored to your proposal.
A data strategy aligned with European Health Data Space expectations and evaluator language.
A PPI structure that demonstrates meaningful stakeholder engagement and clinical relevance.
Clear positioning of how your proposal complements related EU health initiatives and partnerships.
A practical risk register structure commonly expected in clinical and translational projects.
20 min
45 min
40 min
30 min
30 min
25 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
Delivered 7–10 days before the April deadline
Booked after the workshop
Included in the EUR 350 fee
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
This is not clinical advice.
This is not regulatory consultancy.
This is not ethics submission support.
The workshop focuses specifically on:
Proposal-writing strategy
Evaluator expectations
Clinical-project positioning
Data and stakeholder planning
Risk and compliance framing
Regulatory submissions, ethics approvals, and sponsor responsibilities remain with your institution and clinical governance structures.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 28 January 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 1 Health proposals for clinical and pre-clinical ca…
Half-Day Live Course · 10 February 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on building AI-supported project-management workflows for live Horizon Europe projects. Work directly on your own project data while creating reporting systems, deliverable tracking, risk management structures, and GDPR-safe consortium support tools.
Date: Wednesday, 10 February 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Project reporting compounds across the lifetime of a Horizon Europe project.
Most coordinators and project offices repeat the same administrative cycle:
Deliverable follow-up
Milestone tracking
Risk updates
Periodic reporting
Audit preparation
Consortium coordination
…month after month for three to five years.
AI can reduce that operational burden — but only if workflows stay inside the boundaries of the Annotated Grant Agreement (AGA), GDPR obligations, and audit expectations.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building AI-supported workflows around your real project data.
You work directly on:
Your DoA
Your deliverables
Your risk register
Your reporting structures
Your coordination workflows
By the end of the workshop, you leave with:
A structured risk register
A deliverable tracking system
A draft periodic-report workflow
Audit-trail support structures
A GDPR-safe chatbot framework
A 12-month reporting calendar
This is practical workflow building, not theory.
A Horizon Europe project coordinator
A project-management office (PMO)
A research office managing live EU projects
Working on:
Horizon Europe
EIC
Missions
Collaborative HE projects
Ready to bring:
Your DoA
Recent deliverables
A live risk register
You do not currently manage a live project
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical risk-register structure aligned with Horizon Europe and AGA reporting logic.
A workflow for deliverable tracking with milestone reminders and reporting structure.
A reporting workflow built from your own project data and reporting needs.
A structured audit-support workflow for traceability and internal review.
A framework for internal consortium support while respecting confidentiality and GDPR requirements.
A structured reporting and coordination calendar covering the next reporting cycle.
20 min
30 min
35 min
45 min
40 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free 30-minute setup session after the workshop.
The session focuses on:
Integrating the workflow into your current tooling
Connecting reporting structures
Reviewing automation boundaries
Improving reporting efficiency
Included in the EUR 350 fee.
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
Some project-management tasks must remain manual.
This workshop does not automate:
Timesheets
Ethics declarations
Legal signatures
Beneficiary approvals
Formal compliance obligations
The course is explicit about:
What can safely be automated
What should remain human-controlled
What creates audit or compliance risk
The focus is operational efficiency inside Horizon Europe rules — not replacing project governance.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 10 February 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on building AI-supported project-management workflows for live Horizon Europe…
Half-Day Live Course · 11 February 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 6 proposals for agri-food, bioeconomy, sustainability, and environmental topics. Build your Excellence, Impact, and Implementation sections live while aligning your proposal with the evaluator language used in CL6 calls.
Date: Thursday, 11 February 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Cluster 6 proposals are evaluated using a very specific policy and stakeholder vocabulary.
Strong CL6 proposals are expected to demonstrate alignment with:
Living Labs
Mission Soil
Farm-to-Fork priorities
Bioeconomy Strategy 2024
Replicability pathways
Regional stakeholder integration
Sustainability transition logic
Many technically strong proposals lose points because they fail to speak in the language evaluators expect.
This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on weaving those references directly into your proposal structure.
You work directly on your own draft while developing:
Topic alignment
Stakeholder-engagement logic
Living Lab participation
Replicability framing
Mission integration
Bioeconomy Strategy positioning
You leave with:
Stronger policy alignment
Better stakeholder positioning
More credible implementation logic
Improved evaluator-facing language
A clearer CL6 fit
A free pre-submission evaluation before submission
This is live proposal work, not a lecture.
An agri-food research infrastructure
A bioeconomy SME
A farmers’ association
An environmental NGO
A consortium partner or coordinator preparing a Cluster 6 proposal
Targeting:
Call 01 Stage 1 (8 April 2027)
Call 03 (11 May 2027)
Ready to bring:
A target topic
A stakeholder list
You do not yet have stakeholders identified
In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.
A practical assessment of how your concept aligns with the relevant Cluster 6 call topic.
A structured approach to identifying and positioning Living Lab participation.
A stakeholder strategy covering:
Farmers
Cities
Regions
Civil society actors
Bioeconomy stakeholders
Evaluator-facing language that demonstrates scalability, transferability, and Mission relevance.
Practical integration of Bioeconomy Strategy references directly into your Impact section.
A structured evaluator-style review with comments and improvement actions.
25 min
30 min
35 min
40 min
30 min
20 min
Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their full proposal before submission.
The evaluation includes:
Evaluator-style comments
Structural feedback
Improvement recommendations
Alignment checks against CL6 expectations
Included in the EUR 350 fee.
You also receive:
Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)
EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise
No generic templates.
No promise of funding success.
No proxy writing service.
The workshop focuses on:
Proposal strategy
Evaluator expectations
Policy alignment
Stakeholder positioning
Live proposal development
If your project concept does not genuinely fit a Cluster 6 topic, the course will tell you directly during the first hour and refund your fee on the spot.
No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.
Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.
Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com
Half-Day Live Course · 11 February 2027
A practical half-day workshop focused on writing Horizon Europe Cluster 6 proposals for agri-food, bioeconomy, sust…
MSCA 2027 Combined Deep-dive — Order Form Description
Half-Day Live Course · 25 February 2027
MSCA 2027 Combined Deep-dive.
3.5 hours across all four MSCA 2027 instruments. Pick yours and write the structure with us. Pre-submission drafting calendar so you submit by April.
Date: Thu 25 February 2027
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350
Pick the right instrument before you start drafting.
The four MSCA 2027 instruments use different evaluation logic. Picking the wrong one costs you weeks of rework.
This half-day live bootcamp helps you select the correct instrument, structure the proposal correctly, and begin drafting with evaluator logic in mind. Over 3.5 hours, you will work through instrument selection, consortium structure, secondments or doctoral programmes, and submission planning — with live feedback throughout.
A university, research institute, SME consortium or science-engagement organisation.
Preparing for MSCA Staff Exchanges, COFUND, Choose Europe or Citizens / European Researchers’ Night.
Ready to bring an institutional priority and a candidate instrument.
Preparing for the December 2026 to March 2027 submission window.
Your institution has not yet identified a target instrument or theme.
You are looking for a single-instrument deep-dive (the dedicated MSCA-PF or MSCA-DN bootcamps go further).
An instrument-selection checklist.
A consortium / host structure.
A secondment plan (for SE) or doctoral programme structure (for COFUND).
A Choose Europe “4th-country attraction” narrative.
A Citizens / European Researchers’ Night engagement model.
A pre-submission drafting calendar so you submit by April.
Instrument selection checklist — 30 min
Consortium / host structure — 35 min
SE secondment plan OR COFUND doctoral programme — 45 min
Choose Europe “4th-country” narrative — 30 min
Citizens / Researchers’ Night model — 25 min
Drafting calendar to April submission — 15 min
One free pre-submission evaluation.
Free in-depth evaluation of your full proposal before submission, by the trainer.
Nikolaos Floratos
EU funding consultant since 2002.
20+ years European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe and EIC.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained in 45+ countries.
No template. No promise that you will win. No proxy writing.
This course covers four instruments in one half-day format. Each receives structured guidance, but not the depth of a dedicated instrument-specific workshop.
Do I need a finished draft?
No. Three sections at first-draft level is enough. Bring what you have.
Can two people from the same organisation attend on one ticket?
Yes. Two named participants per ticket. Add EUR 100 per extra seat.
Is the recording shared?
Yes. Sent within 24 hours and available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.
What if I cannot make the date?
Move your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no extra fee.
Refund policy?
Full refund up to 7 days before the course. After that, transfer your seat to the next cohort or to a colleague.
Questions? Email nf@cyberall-access.com
MSCA 2027 Combined Deep-dive — Order Form Description
Half-Day Live Course · 25 February 2027
MSCA 2027 Combined Deep-dive.
3.5 hours across all four MSCA 2027 instruments. Pick yours and write the s…
Live Bootcamp · 1 July 2026
Walk in with your expertise profile. Leave with a one-page partner profile, a ranked shortlist of target projects with coordinator contacts, and a started 8-page Part B application.
Date: 1 July 2026
Time: 11:30–14:00 CET (150 minutes)
Format: Live online bootcamp
Price: EUR 350
Most Hop-on applications fail before writing starts.
Applicants target the wrong projects, present themselves as generic partners, or contact coordinators without a clear value proposition.
This highly practical bootcamp works directly on your case.
You will build your partner profile, identify the projects where you genuinely fit, draft coordinator outreach messages, and begin writing your own 8-page Part B application during the session.
By the end of the bootcamp, you leave with concrete outputs you can immediately use.
A one-page partner profile focused on your added value to a consortium.
A scored shortlist of 3–5 target projects selected from the 86 eligible projects.
Coordinator contacts and a drafted outreach email.
Started Excellence and Implementation sections of your 8-page Part B.
A draft budget with person-month calculations and justification notes.
A submission checklist and action plan with next steps.
Recap of Hop-on eligibility rules and confirmation of the three outputs everyone will leave with.
Output: Clear goals and eligibility confirmation.
Create a one-page capability statement focused on research and innovation value, facilities, expertise, ownership of tasks and key personnel.
Output: Draft one-page partner profile.
Use the supplied tracker of 86 eligible projects. Score opportunities based on fit, added value, country gap and contactability.
Output: Ranked shortlist of 3–5 projects.
Locate coordinator contacts, identify the right contact route, and draft your first outreach email using provided templates.
Output: Contacts identified and first email drafted.
Work section-by-section on your own application:
Output: Excellence and Implementation sections started.
Calculate direct costs, person-months, overheads and coordinator support costs. Review common budget mistakes.
Output: Draft budget and coordinator fee justification.
Grant amendment process, duration limits, final checklist and next actions.
Output: Submission checklist and dated action plan.
The full bootcamp is recorded and shared with all participants.
You can revisit every exercise, rebuild each step at your own pace, and continue developing your application after the session.
This is not a webinar.
Most of the session is spent working directly on your own profile, project selection and application.
By the end of the bootcamp, you will have started a real Hop-on application rather than simply learning about the programme.
Price: EUR 350
Secure your seat and leave with a concrete pathway into an existing Horizon Europe consortium.
Live Bootcamp · 1 July 2026
Walk in with your expertise profile. Leave with a one-page partner profil…