Examples of using Retraining in English and their translations into Hungarian
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replacements and retraining.
scientific center for preparing and retraining of highly skilled specialists in the field of telecommunications,
Economic morals: You might be retraining yourself to not buy“necessities” that other people(especially ads)
Reducing illiteracy, ensuring children complete their schooling and the need for vocational training and retraining offer opportunities for accessing the labour market as well as means of social inclusion.
Retraining the workforce, however,
Professional retraining on the course"Effective Manager" has already become the key to success for many senior and middle managers from companies of various industry sectors.
I started retraining for the Gripen in 2007 as a member of Batch 3- the third group sent for retraining- in Sweden.
Support can be given, for example, for the retraining of farmers, the provision of equipment for biomass producers
Supplementary training and retraining in all stages of life is essential for increasing Europe's competitiveness,
Moreover, the retraining of the existing workforce needs to take place in companies
tailor-made retraining, entrepreneurship promotion, aid for self-employment
the fishing industry and social policy measures, such as retraining laid-off workers.
Vocational training, including training, retraining and professional development of vehicles,
To encourage worker redeployment and retraining, geared towards innovation
I am thinking above all about efforts to encourage training and retraining, to invest more heavily in innovation,
European employment strategies should also include the need for job retention and retraining for those becoming disabled during their working lives.
A big effort on training and retraining should be made
Vocational retraining should be guaranteed for the long-term unemployed, to enable them to find work in alternative activities,
only 12% offer retraining.
What current trends are there(encouraging migration from outside the EU, retraining the unemployed, reforming education