Examples of using Education programmes in English and their translations into Romanian
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Financial education programmes should include general tools to raise awareness of the need to improve understanding of financial issues and risks;
the rapporteur is calling for investment in parental education programmes.
During year II of the Project, 194 children with special needs have been enrolled in early education programmes.
This is the statutory accreditation body which accredits all higher education programmes and institutions in South Africa.
Vladan Golubovic of CAZAS is most proud of his organisation's peer education programmes for secondary school and university students.
at the same time it recommends that the Commission promote financial education programmes as a matter of urgency.
are enrolled in education programmes from the age of 3.
The most common subject of financial education programmes is"money basics", such as how to use a bank account.
Professional organisations of SMEs would like to develop similar education programmes for user skills, with a specific focus on SME needs.
Outdoor education programmes on the other hand usually comprise more sportive activities,
be able to deliver financial education programmes successfully and confidently.
Also, for Executive Education programmes, the Financial Times results placed Henley Business School 20th in the world and 12th in Europe.
Promotion and facilitation of public awareness and education programmes in respect of environmental goods
Financial education programmes should be carefully targeted to meet the specific needs of individuals
including websites, school education programmes, local authority leaflets and mass media.
It is vital for us to involve the minority population in early years education programmes, especially the Roma population,
The international dimension of Europe's education programmes will be integrated into the future'Erasmus for All' programme(IP/11/1398).
which has been completely overlooked to date by structural and education programmes.
Principle 2: Financial education programmes should be carefully targeted to meet the specific needs of citizens.
disaster are not enrolled in early childhood education programmes.