Traduction de «formation pré-apprentissage » (Français → Anglais) :

pre-apprenticeship training

apprenticeship [ apprenticeship training | apprentice training ]

apprenticeship training

vocational iniciation phase contract

pre-qualification education | pre-certification education

provide training on e-learning | train the e-trainer

learning management system | LMS | management learning system | MLS | training management system | TMS

computer-based training | CBT | computer-assisted training | computer-aided training | CAT

Expenditure by enterprises on continuing vocational training has increased in the period 1993-1999 (from about 1.6 % to about 2.3 % of total labour costs, i.e. from about 0.8% to 1.1 % of GDP) and may have increased somewhat more since, but it remains insufficient to ensure the "adequate resourcing" called for in the Communication on lifelong learning.

Currently, around 40% of upper secondary students in the EU are in apprenticeship type vocational training.

36. Supports the aim of reducing the global volume of aid to enterprises, but points to the usefulness of certain types of aid in offsetting shortcomings in the market, such as aid for research and development, for training, particularly professional training and apprenticeship, for advisory services and for economic development assistance for enterprises; considers it vital to make industry more attractive to young people, for example through aid for research and development and information on industrial trades and skills together with a European policy on recognition of qualifications and lifelong learning; is concerned at the planne ...[+++]d total abolition, with a few exceptions, of regional aid for large enterprises outside areas currently eligible under Article 87(3) of the Treaty;

36. Supports the aim of reducing the global volume of aid to enterprises, but points to the usefulness of certain types of aid in offsetting shortcomings in the market, such as aid for research and development, for training, particularly professional training and apprenticeship, for advisory services and for economic development assistance for enterprises; considers it vital to make industry more attractive to young people, for example through aid for research and development and information on industrial trades and skills together with a European policy on recognition of qualifications and lifelong learning; is concerned at the planne ...[+++]d total abolition, with a few exceptions, of regional aid for large enterprises outside areas currently eligible under Article 87(3) of the EC Treaty;