Examples of using Non-formal in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Deželan started with the presentation of frequency of youth mobility(formal and non-formal learning mobility)
professional development and non-formal youth activities such as volunteering.
participation in formal and non-formal adult education for all,
Notes that fostering an entrepreneurial mindset among young people is a priority and that the formal and non-formal education systems are most effective interventions for promoting youth entrepreneurship;
Vocational Training Centers under the administration of Isfahan TVTO which provide non-formal training programs freely throughout the province.
The emphasis on the activities carried out by our new youth work will be on non-formal learning and encouraging the realisation of young people's ideas.
by individual young artists, or as a joint action of the non-formal group of artists and young artists.
recognition of both formal and non-formal learning still a significant obstacle to mobility?
by linking support to formal and non-formal learning throughout the education and training spectrum;
To support their capacity building as bodies active in the youth field providing non-formal education opportunities to young people and youth workers;
support initiatives in the non-formal education sector.
which provide free, non-formal training programs.
educational(non-formal learning aspect)
providing education both informal and non-formal and empowering individuals.
Miha Zimšek started with the presentation of frequency of youth mobility(formal and non-formal learning mobility)
The Youth in Action Programme focuses on the mobility and(non-formal) learning of young people,
The candidate shall submit all the supporting documents required for the evaluation of obtained non-formal knowledge and competences.
The occupation's legitimacy rests on the need for places for non-formal artistic, cultural
which becomes evidence of(non-formal) acquired competencies of young people.
The occupation pulled legitimacy from the need for places for non-formal artistic, cultural