Examples of using Skill needs in English and their translations into German
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Instant bouquet of colorful flowers- absolutely no skill needed!
Students will develop skills needed to address issues relating to self-expression,
Delta State's program provides the skills needed to succeed in the professional world.
Some regions have forecasting models for skill needs.
Monitor changing skill needs and ICT developments EL, L, FIN.
Europe needs to be better at anticipating the skill needs of tomorrow.
Skill needs are assessed by tripartite committee in each prefecture,
In a labour market with everincreasing skill needs, too many unemployed people are insufficiently qualified.
Reforms in several Member States aim to deliver a more demand-led system through mechanisms to better anticipate skill needs.
The objective of the study was to forecast the changing employment and skill needs of the industry up to 1992.
adaptation to new skill needs.
adaptation to new skill needs.
The Expert Group on Future Skill Needs quantified the future skill require ments of the sector from professional to techni cian level until 2003.
The construction sector should improve its ability to identify and anticipate skill needs from a strategic perspective
In the short-term, identify skill needs and assess how far they can be met from a more open immigration policy for people with those skills.
will present a forecasting tool to monitor present and future skill needs by labour markets.
She also referred to CEDEFOP's work on adult learning and on"Skills needs" that had resulted in the first pan-European forecast of skill needs up to 2020.
Easing restructuring and addressing skill needs.
Consulting(Munich) to develop long-term scenarios for the skill needs of the European financial sector.
To be equipped with anticipatory tools to forecast skill needs, to identify new skills, to analyze job market phenomena in the Brussels region, and to disseminate information.