Traduction de «Centre européen de formation agricole » (Français → Anglais) :

Notes that, throughout much of the EU, independent or publically-funded centres for education, training and innovation in agriculture have declined or do not adequately cater for transdisciplinary approaches in emerging fields such as agricultural engineering; recognises that in some Member States farmers’ qualifications are still limited, which makes access to, and the application of, new technologies more difficult, and therefore calls on the Commission to draw up a European ...[+++] plan for investment in technical or higher-level agricultural training and education.

17. Stresses that the conversion of the current EGF measures into a permanent means of support for active job-seeking measures would show a political will to develop a European social pillar that would be complementary to Member States' social policies and capable of revitalising the European approach to professional training; with this in mind, points out that the EGF should remain distinct in its objectives from the ESF and the European lifelong learning programmes, given that the EGF focuses on enhancing the abilities of each of the workers assisted, rather than on providing a response to the concerns of businesses or on the delivery ...[+++] of across-the-board services to training establishments;

17. Stresses that the conversion of the current EGF measures into a permanent means of support for active job-seeking measures would show a political will to develop a European social pillar that would be complementary to Member States' social policies and capable of revitalising the European approach to professional training; with this in mind, points out that the EGF should remain distinct in its objectives from the ESF and the European lifelong learning programmes, given that the EGF focuses on enhancing the abilities of each of the workers assisted, rather than on providing a response to the concerns of businesses or on the delivery ...[+++] of across-the-board services to training establishments;

17. Stresses that the conversion of the current EGF measures into a permanent means of support for active job-seeking measures would show a political will to develop a European social pillar that would be complementary to Member States' social policies and capable of revitalising the European approach to professional training; with this in mind, points out that the EGF should remain distinct in its objectives from the ESF and the European lifelong learning programmes, given that the EGF focuses on enhancing the abilities of each of the workers assisted, rather than on providing a response to the concerns of businesses or on the delivery ...[+++] of across-the-board services to training establishments;

Today, it is mainly the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN ) Association, created in 2003 as a non-profit international organization and composed today of 60 universities, study centres and industries from 17 EU Member States, which endeavours to ensure the free movement of nuclear knowledge, in particular, through higher education and training at the EU level.

to encourage the introduction of a European dimension in the educational and research environments , on the basis of experience gained in the context of the Socrates and Leonardo programmes, in particular in the content of the training programmes of teachers and trainers, by fostering contacts between training centres for teachers and trainers, including by means of exchanges and training periods in another Member State;