Traduction de «Diplômé en gestion » (Français → Anglais) :

applied economics engineer | farm economist

management graduate

Graduate (person)

master in forestry plantation and forest management

diploma [ Advanced Level | baccalaureate | certificate of proficiency | European baccalaureate | General Certificate of Secondary Education | university degree | School and training certificates(ECLAS) ]

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Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma [ SSHGD | secondary school honor graduation diploma | honor graduation diploma | honour graduation diploma ]

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Moreover, there is a risk of a serious shortage of teachers and a need for an increase in the supply of scientists, technicians, engineers and business graduates.

Such interventions helped in addition to strengthen the human capital base for RD in Objective 1 and 2 regions and in the latter were increasingly used to support knowledge based activities in SMEs, through training in management skills, t advanced technologies and ICT, to encourage new methods of work organisation and to finance temporary work placements for science and technology graduates.

29. Welcomes the recent legislation allowing Saudi girls in private schools to play sports, while regretting that girls in public schools are left out; welcomes also the great number of female university graduates who nowadays outnumber male graduates and encourages the government to intensify efforts to promote women’s education; stresses, however, that, while Saudi women make up 57 % of the country’s graduates, only 18 % of Saudi women over the age of 15 are employed – one of the lowest rates in the world; thus, calls on the Saudi Government to review and reform women’s education in order to increase their economic participation, ensure greater focus on fostering entrepreneurship competencies and address gender-specific challenges in t ...[+++]he regulatory environment to improve women´s access to government business licensing services; welcomes the training programme established with the National Organisation for Joint Training, aimed at preparing girls to enter the labour market, and underlines the efforts made by the Saudi authorities to improve the status of girls in relation to training and to expanding their opportunities in new, usually male, sectors;

21. Supports the recognition, in the Commission communication, that ‘helping to mitigate the social effects of the current crisis’ and finding sustainable business models are part of enterprises’ social responsibility; calls on the Commission and the Member States to help businesses, in cooperation with workers’ representatives, to become involved in CSR; calls on businesses to consider initiatives aimed at preserving and creating jobs, especially for young people and women, in all areas of activity (such as management and training, markets, staffing, the environment and society), with special regard to those affected by multiple disadvantages, such as Roma and disabled people, and at recruiting not only rank-and-file workers but also sen ...[+++]ior management staff from the local labour market and establishing, for example, a system that would enable university graduates to undertake quality internships in order to gain the work experience needed by employers in the private sector;