Examples of using Learning mobility in English and their translations into Finnish
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money alone will not make learning mobility a reality for all.
Over the past years, numerous discussions and reflections on the benefits of learning mobility have taken place in expert circles and at the political level.
As part of the freedom of movement of persons, learning mobility, i.e. transnational mobility for the purpose of acquiring new skills, is one of
Learning mobility is a key objective of the Europe 2020 strategy for growth
the Commission intends to propose new European benchmarks on learning mobility and on the role of education in preparing people to be employable in the knowledge-based labour market.
The main actions of the existing programmes will continue(i.e. learning mobility, cooperation projects
Facilitating learning mobility: The first Mobility Scoreboard(2014)
More than two-thirds of the programme's budget would support individual learning mobility of this kind, with the remainder allocated to projects focused on cooperation for innovation,
The Committee believes that quite often young people themselves don't ever consider how learning mobility might be of benefit to them
sets out measures aimed at improving young people's job prospects by boosting learning mobility and improving the quality and relevance of education and training.
support activities which can be grouped into three broad categories: learning mobility; cooperation between education institutions
These show a widespread wish to boost learning mobility in all parts of the education system(higher education,
the new programme will focus on three types of key action: learning mobility, cooperation for innovation and good practices,
National agencies' allocations for learning mobility funds: minimum allocations for each of the different education
The'Youth on the Move' initiative also focuses on promoting learning mobility, with it also being essential to ensure that the education they are receiving is compatible with the needs of the labour market to equip them with the skills and knowledge they will need.
This process was also bolstered by the launch of new web portals for job and learning mobility, which not only publish vacancies
Expanding learning mobility: Work together to eliminate barriers and expand opportunities for learning mobility within Europe
As learning mobility was the key to the success of the Bologna process and the European Higher Education Area, the Committee believes that mobility can also be
notably through increased learning mobility opportunities for young people,
namely the transnational and international learning mobility of students, young people,