Examples of using Copenhagen process in English and their translations into Polish
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reporting on Member States' progress in implementing European VET policy priorities agreed in the Copenhagen process.
The discussion began in connection with the Copenhagen process, followed by the Bruges Communiqué, and now it is
To implement the Bruges Communiqué and Copenhagen Process effectively and to help achieve the EU headline target of 40% completion of tertiary or equivalent education, which includes a higher level of VET.
vocational education and training and the Copenhagen Process.
as you are perfectly aware, we have already begun to implement the Copenhagen Process on professional training?
to support the Europe 2020 strategy"2 outlines key elements to be pursued to relaunch the Copenhagen process and highlight the key role of VET in lifelong learning and mobility.
Drawing on progress achieved in the Copenhagen process, the Commission will present in 2011:
as the strategy for improving the performance, quality and attractiveness of Vocational Education and Training(Copenhagen process);
training systems and implement the Bruges Communiqué and Copenhagen Process effectively and to help achieve the EU headline target of 40% completion of tertiary or equivalent education,
training systems, implement the Bruges Communiqué and Copenhagen Process effectively and help to achieve the EU headline target of 40% completion of tertiary or equivalent education,
Following the Council Resolution24 on the Promotion of Enhanced European Cooperation in VET(‘The Copenhagen process'), and as an outcome of subsequent cooperative work between the Commission,
including the Modernisation Agenda for Higher Education, the Bologna process(higher education) and the Copenhagen process(vocational education
Promoting excellence in education(in the framework of the Copenhagen process);
This Chapter outlines key elements to be taken up in the re-launch of the Copenhagen process.
The same year saw the launch of the Copenhagen process on enhanced European cooperation in vocational education and training.
The Bruges Communiqué is the latest revision of the Copenhagen Process for European co-operation on vocational education and training.
of vocational education and training(VET) seem broadly to reflect those of the Copenhagen process.
Training 2010 Work Programme and of the"Copenhagen Process.
There is a consensus, shown in repeated Council conclusions and in the Copenhagen process, in favour of modernisation and improvement of VET.
The"Copenhagen process" was launched in 2002 to identify key priorities for European cooperation to make European vocational training a world reference by 2010.