Traduction de «industrial vocational training » (Anglais → Français) :

These courses have a total length of not less than 13 years, comprising nine years of compulsory education, followed by either at least three years of vocational training at a specialized school or at least three years of training in a firm and in parallel at a vocational training school ("Berufsschule"), both of which culminate in an examination, and are supplemented by successful completion of at least a one-year training course at a master school ("Meisterschule"), master classes ("Meisterklassen"), industrial ...[+++] master school ("Werkmeisterschule") or a building craftsmen school ("Bauhandwerkerschule").

These objectives are compatible with contributing to the development of the country with which the agreement has been signed, since, under the agreement, that country receives corresponding financial aid and derives a series of benefits such as the development of its local industry, vocational training for its fishermen, port activity and a contribution to the creation of permanent infrastructure.

Commission of the European Communities: "Employment in Europe" (1992). level by the Member States and the two sides of industry are many and varied, and it appears, as regards the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers, and taking into account the transnational dimension of the action, that they should be supported at Community level; whereas, finally, it is essential to encourage a synergy of resources and promote partnerships between the public and private sectors; 13. Whereas the Advisory Committee on Vocational Training ...[+++] has been consulted; whereas it has recognized the strategic importance of the question of continuing vocational training in undertakings, for the Member States and for the Community, and the necessity for the Community to be seen to play an active role in this area, I. RECOMMENDS that Member States, taking into account the resources available and the respective responsibilities of the competent public authorities, undertakings and the two sides of industry, while respecting the diversity of national legal systems and/or practices, gear their vocational training policies to ensuring that every worker of the Community must be able to have access to continuing vocational training without any form of discrimination and to benefit therefrom throughout his or her working life; II. RECOMMENDS that, in order to provide easy access for as many employees as possible, Member States: 1. raise awareness among undertakings about the links between workers' skills and the competitiveness of undertakings to encourage them to give priority to improving the quality and skills of their employees and to establish training plans and programmes appropriate to their size and business objectives, making their managers aware of requirements in this respect and informing them accordingly. These plans and programmes may be established by taking into account available human and financial resources, the organization of work, future skill requiremen ...

These could include, for example, assistance with regard to advice on training and assistance with regard to analysis of training needs; 3. encourage undertakings to give impetus to the continuing vocational training necessary for their development, taking account of the particular situation of the employees of the undertakings, particularly in order to promote, where appropriate, the measures described below; 4. make provision for specific incentives and technical support measures which are appropriate, necessary and adequate for undertakin ...[+++]gs facing industrial change, in order to encourage vocational training and retraining for their employees; 5. develop continuing vocational training in order to make it an important feature of regional and local development, taking into account the specific needs of employees and undertakings; support the establishment of partnerships, particularly at regional or local level, to analyse the requirements of undertakings and employees and to provide up-to-date information on training opportunities in order to match supply and demand as closely as possible; 6. impress on employers that they should inform their employees as soon as possible and, if necessary, at the time of their recruitment, about the undertaking's policy and activities in the field of continuing vocational training and staff development and about the terms of access to continuing vocational training, including the possibility of being assigned non-active status for the purpose of continuing vocational training; 7. support initiatives which enable workers who so desire to assess their continuing vocational training needs.

The competent public authorities, undertakings or the two sides of industry; each within their own sphere of competence; should set up continuing and permanent training systems enabling every person to undergo retraining more especially through leave for training purposes; to improve his skills or to acquire new skills; particularly in the light of technical developments; " Considering that employers and unions in the Social Dialogue have pointed out in joint statements of 19 June 1990, 6 November 1990 and 20 December 1991 that an improvement of ...[+++] European vocational education and training is crucial to a strengthening of the competitiveness of European business enterprises, and that intensified efforts in this area play a central role in the development of regional policies and development of industry and trade; Considering that the European Parliament; in its Resolution adopted on 15 May 1992, asks Member States to ensure that training programmes lead to high-level qualifications and recommends analyses of the sandwich-type education programmes for the purposes of placing greater emphasis on vocational education and training; Referring to the Resolution of the European Parliament of 21 April 1993 on vocational training policy in the 1990s; Considering that vocational, technological and demographic developments call for improved possibilities of continued training within the framework of cohesive policies in the fields of labour market conditions and vocational education and training; Whereas co-operation in the field of vocational training should also be based on existing provisions in force in the Member States, taking into account the respective responsibilities of the competent public authorities, undertakings and social partners; while respecting the diversity of national legal system,s and practices, the powers under national law of the parties concerned and contractual autonomy; whereas the initiatives taken at national level by the Member States an ...

9. INVITES the Member States, the two sides of industry and the competent bodies, in accordance with national practice, to develop exchange of information and experience on the quality of vocational training, while fully respecting national practice and Member States' responsibility for the content and organization of vocational training, by supporting measures to: (a) promote access to information on the vocational training on offer suited to the needs of the consumer; ( ...[+++]b) improve requests for vocational training, whether they derive from the public authorities or from undertakings, for example by formulating objectives; (c) encourage those providing vocational training to improve the quality of their services through further vocational training of their staff and by research and development initiatives and initiatives to propagate innovations in the area of quality; (d) promote methods and tools for evaluating vocational training.