Examples of using Upskilling in English and their translations into Polish
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insufficient development of workplace learning, lack of awareness on the benefits of upskilling and available support.
Research shows that many adults are not aware of the benefits of raising their skills levels or of opportunities for upskilling that do not require going back to a formal school setting.
interest of the individual concerned to engage in further upskilling, and in accordance with the implementing arrangements put in place by the Member States.
Taking into account the upskilling needs identified, the programmes should concentrate first on building up learners' literacy,
in particular short-time work schemes, upskilling and reskilling programmes that have proven effective in the past.
The support available through active labour market policies for low qualified adults does not always focus on longer-term upskilling needs and in most cases targets only unemployed people.
job loss, while people furthest from the labour market have the greatest upskilling needs but are hardest to reach.
setting out a comprehensive and systematic framework for upskilling pathways, while at the same time giving the Member States flexibility in defining the arrangements for implementation.
Furthermore, I also believe that this strategy must promote the upskilling of young people
then have to go through the cycle of retraining and upskilling in another year or two's time to get another job;
support low-skilled people on their tailor-made upskilling pathways.
case management, a variety of vocational training, upskilling and retraining measures, various temporary financial incentives/allowances for the duration of the job search,
It is a matter of upskilling these people.
Upskilling and professionalising jobs in services to individuals.
A skills assessment, enabling low-qualified adults to identify their existing skills and their upskilling needs;
Firstly, a skills assessment, giving them the chance to identify their existing skills and their upskilling needs;
Support the upskilling of low-skilled and low-qualified persons in the context of the New Skills Agenda for Europe.
Moreover, it can support national schemes, which help to cushion the impact of the outbreak in combination with upskilling and reskilling during the programming period.
Under the New Skills Agenda for Europe, the Commission will propose measures to promote the upskilling of low-skilled and low-qualified persons which could be beneficial to third country nationals28.
So the requirement to invest further in educating our people, upskilling them, giving them new training and new knowledge to