Examples of using Exchange programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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There are also other exchange programmes and foundations besides the Sokrates/Erasmus exchange programme proving help and/or financial aid for a study stay in Germany.
the GCC should encompass further support for exchange programmes involving students, scientists and professionals.
For example, resources should be devoted to student exchange programmes, cooperation between universities
BG Mr President, the results of a representative study show that just 4% of Bulgarian students take part in student exchange programmes such as Erasmus.
Since 2007, 667 judges and public prosecutors have benefited from short- and long-term exchange programmes.
The feasibility of offering a wider range of exchange programmes to researchers or students should also be explored.
Needle and syringe exchange programmes are available to drug users in 24 Member States,
staff exchange programmes, and other support tools.
I remember the constant attempts to cut back, especially on exchange programmes that are important to knowledge.
It may be a matter of providing training, exchange programmes, strengthening existing networks and well-developed evaluation mechanisms.
about 100 to 200 participants in exchange programmes and(since 2011) e-learning activities.
Member States shall take account of experience acquired in order to improve and extend the exchange programmes.
This includes educational exchange programmes under the Erasmus Mundus scheme,
improve and develop the exchange programmes.
The European police college CEPOL organises courses, defines common curricula on cross-border cooperation and coordinates exchange programmes.
Member States shall take into account the experience gained in order to improve and develop the exchange programmes.
Very promising experiments have been undertaken in border regions, sharing teachers across borders or through exchange programmes.
It is entirely possible for the EU to promote better voluntary activities and exchange programmes without losing national identity.
Halton has strong involvement in European level RDI- project and researcher exchange programmes.
which aims at expanding EU exchange programmes- such as Erasmus or European Voluntary Service EVS.