Traduction de «Centre d'emploi pour les étudiants et les jeunes » (Français → Anglais) :

Student/Youth Employment Centre

student employment center

Youth Employment Issues/Student Employment Programs

16. Highlights the importance of internships and apprenticeships as part of secondary and higher education curricula for the acquisition of work experience and transversal skills; stresses the importance of mentoring programmes that link students with professionals or young workers and give students access to networks and a clear understanding of the work process; encourages businesses, therefore, to establish lasting links and partnerships with educational establishments in order to facilitate entry into the employment ...[+++] world for their students and ensure that the skills taught are constantly matched to the real needs of the working world; points out, however, that while for students, traineeships are a learning opportunity, businesses shall perform their role of mentoring and training, taking into account the Commission’s recommendations on high-quality traineeship provision as a means of improving young people’s chances of finding work;

The proposed Integrated Guidelines invite Member States to provide more transparency and information about employment and training opportunities, in order to make mobility easier, as part of the modernisation of employment services. The European Year of Worker Mobility in 2006 will include special initiatives for young people entering the job market. From 2007 the follow-up to the Commission and Member States’ Action Plan for skills and mobility 2002-2005 will focus more on improving the chances of young people on the labour market through incr ...[+++]eased mobility. Member States should where necessary reinforce their strategies for removing obstacles to mobility, as noted by the Commission Report[15] on the follow-up to the Recommendation of the European Parliament and the Council on mobility within the Community of students, persons undergoing training, volunteers and teachers and trainers[16].

Non-governmental organisations are concerned about the trend in youth employment towards largely precarious and unprotected jobs, such as student work, seasonal jobs, training, short-term or fixed-term contracts.

- After consulting his career counsellor at his local job centre, a young Greek social worker from Athens has taken up a job offer to work in a refugee reception centre in Thessaloniki.