Examples of using The recognition of qualifications in English and their translations into Swedish
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quality assurance and, above all, the recognition of qualifications represent a fundamental objective of this intergovernmental initiative.
6 which facilitates the recognition of qualifications in and access to higher education in Europe.
smoothly without a European framework to stand as a common reference for the recognition of qualifications.
gender equality in the home and the recognition of qualifications.
diffusion of good practices and the recognition of qualifications throughout the EU.
Rapidly introduce a European qualifications framework to act as a common reference for the recognition of qualifications.
Services should be set up to allow the recognition of qualifications acquired in the country of origin.
housing and the recognition of qualifications.
People seeking the recognition of qualifications should, however, be allowed to choose a method themselves by which they can show their qualifications:
focuses on digitalisation, the recognition of qualifications from other Nordic countries
A clear, secure and quick system for the recognition of qualifications in the field of the regulated professions is required to ensure free movement.
In this context the Committee would point out the contribution made by CEDEFOP to vocational training and the recognition of qualifications.
freedom of movement of per sons and the recognition of qualifications.
assessment of a wide range of languages, and promotes the recognition of qualifications in these languages across Europe.
In the one minute available to me, I would just like to say a brief word about the problems with the recognition of qualifications.
On 8 February the Commission adopted a proposal for a Directive establishing a mechanism for the recognition of qualifications for occupations in small craft industry, commerce and services Table I.
It stresses that the recognition of qualifications among member states has become a fundamental building block of the single market,