Examples of using Education programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Careers education programmes in schools, with careers teachers allocating about one-third of their teaching time to this.
However, an extra evaluation of teacher education programmes will occur in 2006, two years after the previous evaluation.
Yes, we offer fully-accredited, world-class education programmes combining a healthy mix of theoretical knowledge
We invest in education programmes so that people everywhere have the opportunity to realise their potential.
The LSF's mission is to offer education programmes and conduct academic research in finance at the highest level.
All higher education institutions, but teacher education programmes have not been subject to it.
Our education programmes have a common goal:
She does this particularly in her schools and education programmes, and through her charitable and social institutions.
Since 2008, Apple has created education programmes dedicated to advancing the careers of our suppliers' employees.
The Computer Science and Teachers' Education Programmes will enable students to access lectures through electronic learning
Teacher education programmes may of course be influenced by centrally determined targets
Public-private partnerships in this area will help modernise the education programmes and encourage more active integration of new technologies in the teaching process.
She oversees a network of 200+ Aga Khan Schools and education programmes active in 13 countries across Eastern Africa,
Mr President, the Union's earlier education programmes are success stories because they are programmes on a human scale.
the rapporteur is calling for investment in parental education programmes.
In my opinion, the education programmes have already done an excellent job,
The Commission's proposal(COM(2004) 474 final) aims at a restructuring of existing education programmes.
It is also taking gender-specific questions into account in all special education programmes.
For example, in the academic year 1993/94, over 17 000 young people participated in post leaving certificate education programmes in Ireland co-financed by the ESF under this measure.
and continued education programmes that focus on personal and professional development.