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analyse education systems | analyze education system | analyse education system | examine education system

dual education system | dual system of apprenticeships | dual vocational education system

educational system [ school system | teaching system ]

close relations between educational systems | interconnections between educational systems

Indian Registration System/Certificate of Indian Status

modernisation agenda for higher education | Supporting growth and jobs – an agenda for the modernisation of Europe's higher education systems

sector of education system

education system

There is active resistance by the current colonial system to acknowledge and recognize a separate Indian educational system; however, we have a separate school system.

The 2002 final report of the Indian and Northern Affairs Minister’s National Working Group on Education, entitled Our Children – Keepers of the Sacred Knowledge,19 outlined a vision of a holistic, high-quality First Nations education system and called for:

36. Recognises that the Indian software and services industry has trebled in size in the past five years and is now worth EUR 20 billion; notes that much of this growth has come from Western vendors outsourcing development work to India; considers that the EU can take advantage of a major movement of highly qualified and skilled Indian workers but should avoid creating a "brain drain" effect on the development capacities of India; calls on the High Level Trade Group to explore an agreement on the movement of skilled workers under Mode 4, so that Indian IT experts can work in the EU after their studies, providing a source of qualified ...[+++]manpower and justifying the investments of EU higher education systems; notes that software companies are a magnet for associated companies and the service industry and infrastructure requirement that will accompany them, which can boost regional economies and provide other employment opportunities for local people;

36. Recognises that the Indian software and services industry has trebled in size in the past five years and is now worth EUR 20 billion; notes that much of this growth has come from Western vendors outsourcing development work to India; considers that the EU can take advantage of a major movement of highly qualified and skilled Indian workers but should avoid creating a "brain drain" effect on the development capacities of India; calls on the High Level Trade Group to explore an agreement on the movement of skilled workers under Mode 4, so that Indian IT experts can work in the EU after their studies, providing a source of qualified ...[+++]manpower and justifying the investments of EU higher education systems; notes that software companies are a magnet for associated companies and the service industry and infrastructure requirement that will accompany them, which can boost regional economies and provide other employment opportunities for local people;