Examples of using The continuing training in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Such standards improve the transparency of the continuing training market, provided that their criteria are published and compliance with them is monitored.
During the second three-year period(1997-1999) the continuing training system will have to operate at full capacity.
virtual mobility and the continuing training of teachers.
For SMEs too, the practical application of what has been learnt is naturally of central interest in evaluating the continuing training.
organization for evaluating the continuing training.
Evaluation remains a problem: it is not always possible to comply exactly with the continuing training plans.
An important element of such formative evaluation in all phases of the continuing training process is the selfassessment of participants,
The continuing training'system' has, since the Second World Har, been structured quite
these institutions are not themselves involved in supplying training on the continuing training market, but act as customers to those that are.
other factors in the continuing training process.
This recognition requires the firms to link their business objectives closely to the continuing training and per sonal development of their employees
Nevertheless, the two French cases demonstrate that, here again, an attempt is made to evaluate the effects of the continuing training:"The subject of evaluation of the training is a matter of current concern.
Nan-transparency of the continuing training services and the continuing training market as a whole:
Elefsis Shipyards S.A., a Greek shipbuilding company, bases quality assurance in the continuing training of its production workers directly on"systematic observations at the workplace,
evaluation of measures may not impair the quality of the continuing training service in the long term.
In view of its importance for the continuing training systems being set up, it has been agreed
they rely on external assistance in the processes of planning the continuing training and quality assurance.
In some case studies, therefore, another question also raised is whether the certification of inhouse con tinuing training under the ISO standards does in fact actually contribute to improving the quality of the continuing training.