Traduction de «Enseignant sur place » (Français → Anglais) :

inservice teacher

field instruction post

vocational education [ commercial school | technical school | vocational school | Vocational training(STW) | professional education(UNBIS) ]

level of education [ level of training ]

junior lecturer | university assistant instructor | assistant lecturer | assistant lecturer in university

automatic seat reservation | electronic seat reservation

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

headteacher of special educational needs school | special educational needs headteacher | special educational needs head teacher | special educational needs headmaster

king-size sheet [ king bed sheet | king sheet ]

Member States are invited to: establish national plans to give structure, coherence and direction to actions to promote multilingualism, including increasing the use and presence of a variety of languages in daily life; [24] review their current arrangements for foreign language teacher training in the light of the findings of the study ‘European Profile for Language Teacher Education’; [25] review their current arrangements for early language learning in the light of best practice from across Europe; and implement the Conclusions of the Luxembourg Presidency concerning Content and Language Integrated Learning, including raising awarene ...[+++]ss of the benefits of this approach, exchanging information and scientific evidence on good CLIL practice and specific CLIL training for teachers.

These mainstreamed programmes offer dedicated places for Roma for admission to public universities (in the academic year 2010/11, 555 places have been granted, and in 2012/13, 564 places). Sweden - The Adult Education Association in Gothenburg (Studieförbundet Vuxenskolan i Göteborg) offers tuition for Roma who have not completed primary or secondary school education.

Building on the recent initiatives on Modernising Europe’s Higher Education Systems[2] and Rethinking Education[3], and in response to the Council conclusions of 11 May 2010 on the internationalisation of higher education[4], this Communication aims to contribute to the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, by helping Member States and higher education institutions[5] (HEIs) develop strategic partnerships that will allow Europe to tackle global challenges more effectively.

In summary, the churches in integration have identified the following as 10 essential aspects of religious programming, broadly based. These are: the development, in-servicing and implementation of programs in religious education; the need for compatibility of the general curriculum with approved programs in religious education; the need to avoid conflict between a general curriculum and religious education programming; classroom worship, including the use of devotional materials, scripture readings, reflections and prayers; religious observances, services and liturgies in the schools at appropriate times during the school year, for ...[+++]example, at for Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and Armistice Day; an appropriate religious component in school assemblies, concerts and graduation ceremonies, and at other events in the life of the school including the use of devotional materials, scripture readings, reflections, prayers, and addresses or exhortations by members of the clergy; liaison between the school and local churches and clergy, including organized visits by students to churches and attendances at special services; access to schools by individual members of the clergy or their representatives; development and implementation of a chaplaincy program, including input into school assemblies and other events in the life of the school; counselling and crises intervention; the use of appropriate religious visual representations and the deposit of Bibles and other devotional material in the school.