Examples of using Professionalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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training and professionalisation.
satisfactory supply of high-quality higher education, professionalisation of independent management
During the workshop"Medicinal Plants and Their Production in Slovakia", the issues of professionalisation and market promotion of specific non-wood forest products were discussed.
The required funding and goals like supply of high-quality graduates, professionalisation of management and value for money should support the Europe 2020 Strategy.
training and professionalisation.
Trade unions have many important tasks but I do not think that they should replace public authorities in promoting the professionalisation of these services.
Important goals to be achieved by the self-administered youth centres and the professionalisation of the youth work were, for example.
With phasing out of compulsory military service and increasing professionalisation of the army in the Member States, civilian services are also reduced.
carers, following their professionalisation, in all national labour and anti-discrimination laws;
The EESC points equally to the need for up-to-date standards in terms of professionalisation, curricula, degrees
up-to-date standards in terms of professionalisation, curricula, degrees
Professionalisation and closer cooperation within
Developments in 2009 included their continued contribution to shaping the EU's research priorities, the professionalisation of platform operations,
shaped the conditions of the professionalisation and emancipation of women's artwork in our country
the origin of property; but also the professionalisation of state administration as well as delineating limits for political nominations.
(a) introducing a general framework for the professionalisation of domestic work
competence centres hamper professionalisation and make it harder to achieve good value for money in public procurement.
education are increasing the professionalisation of staff working in ECEC services,
the previous work cycle, key issues for further work include the improvement of access, focusing on the disadvantaged, the professionalisation of staff and efficient governance,
All actors must equally take responsibility for professionalisation, curricula, quality assurance,
