Examples of using Training systems in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Member States have continued to modernise their education and training systems to improve the skills needed to adapt to labour market needs.
Updating higher education and training systems in the Republic of Azerbaijan including the system of certification of higher educational establishments and diplomas of higher education.
Member States need to ensure that their education and training systems are fit to equip young people with relevant skills in an efficient way.
Underlines that there is a need to develop complex education and training systems to provide learners with different types of skills: basic skills(literacy,
Updating higher education and training systems in the Republic of Armenia including the system of certification of higher educational establishments and diplomas of higher education.
And support for reforms in Member States to modernise education and training systems and promote innovation,
The Barcelona Council in March 2002 adopted concrete objectives for improving Member States' education and training systems, including improving education
educational practices which paralyse European educational and training systems.
The Education and Training Monitor 2015 is the fourth edition of this annual report that captures the evolution of Europe's education and training systems by bringing together a wide array of evidence.
The Lifelong Learning Programme10 should stimulate exchange, cooperation and mobility between the education and training systems in the Community11 while bearing in mind the priorities of the ORs.
It therefore complements other sources of information which offer descriptions of national education and training systems.
The initiative does not interfere with the responsibility of Member States for the content and design of their education and training systems.
Europe needs a radical rethink on how education and training systems can deliver the skills needed by the labour market.
Member States have set up different training systems, based on national provisions and legislative requirements and managed by properly approved bodies.
which have full responsibility for the content and organisation of its education and training systems.
Implementing the recommendations on key competencies is a major challenge for the education and training systems of the Member States.
Government agreed to make European education and training systems a world quality reference by 2010.
Member States have the sole competence for the content and structure of their education and training systems.
It calls for a radical rethink on how education and training systems can deliver the skills needed by the labour market.
with some countries having developed extensive training systems and others which offer very poor training. .