Examples of using Transparency of qualifications in English and their translations into Polish
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The importance of the recognition of skills and qualifications acquired during an exchange programme must be emphasised in order that the transparency of qualifications is improved and, in the process, greater mobility of workers and students is achieved.
Decision No 2241/2004/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 December 2004 on a single Community framework for the transparency of qualifications and competences(Europass)[7] and the Recommendation of the European Parliament
tools facilitating mobility, transparency of qualifications, and promoting recognition and credit transfer between formal,
The Lisbon European Council in 2000 concluded that increased transparency of qualifications and lifelong learning should be two of the main components in the efforts to adapt Europe's education and training systems both to the demands of the knowledge society
given that adequate transparency of qualifications and competences boosts mobility within the EU
Consequently, the Lisbon European Council in 2000 concluded that increased transparency of qualifications and lifelong learning should be two of the main components in the efforts to adapt Europe's education and training systems both to the demands of the knowledge society
students, improving the transparency of qualifications and the validation of non-formal learning throughout Europe.
developing frameworks to support the transparency of qualifications, their effective recognition
broadening the supply of education and training tools; developing frameworks to support the transparency of qualifications, their effective recognition and the validation of non-formal and informal learning; ensuring the attractiveness,
lifelong learning- is not yet fully exploited can be seen from the limited synergy with European tools specifically addressing the transparency of qualifications and competences: the European Qualification Framework(EQF)25,
Europass aimed at transparency of qualifications and portability of learning outcomes;
third countries over the transparency of qualifications can foster migrants' integration into Union labour markets.
improving the definition and transparency of qualifications.
transferability of qualifications, the single framework for transparency of qualifications and competences- Europass- was launched in February 2005.
contributes to a better transparency of qualifications by providing information about education,
The Lisbon European Council in 2000 concluded that an increased transparency of qualifications should be one of the main components that are necessary to adapt education
by focusing on improving the transparency of qualifications, and by introducing a decentralised approach for co-operation more appropriate to the increasing complexity of qualifications in Europe.
the single framework for the transparency of qualifications and competences(Europass) should also be used in this context.
by focusing on improving the transparency of qualifications and by introducing a decentralised approach for cooperation which reflects the increasing complexity of qualifications in Europe.