Traduction de «Formation ferrifère du type du lac Supérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

62. Takes the view that mobility for the acquisition of new skills is a strong tool for improving the skills and competences, personal development and active citizenship of young people; takes the view that voluntary mobility in the framework of schooling and vocational training, further training and higher education should therefore be promoted for all young people, irrespective of their financial, social and ethnic background, the type of education or training in which they are engaged, and of their disabilities, health problems or ...[+++] geographical situation, and should be encouraged by means of professional guidance and counselling made available throughout the process;

62. Takes the view that mobility for the acquisition of new skills is a strong tool for improving the skills and competences, personal development and active citizenship of young people; takes the view that voluntary mobility in the framework of schooling and vocational training, further training and higher education should therefore be promoted for all young people, irrespective of their financial, social and ethnic background, the type of education or training in which they are engaged, and of their disabilities, health problems or ...[+++] geographical situation, and should be encouraged by means of professional guidance and counselling made available throughout the process;

5. Recommends that investment be channelled into human resources and that measures be taken to ensure that the right to training and apprenticeships, including work-linked training, qualifications and life-long learning, can be exercised more effectively; calls for completion of education to be established as an individual right while facilitating permeability between the various training systems so as to anticipate and respond to demand for suitable manpower, for example, in industries oriented towards new technologies and an energy-efficient green economy, while supporting research and technology and enhancing innovation; stresses th ...[+++]e importance of creating joint structures enabling SMEs and microenterprises to offer such training; advocates closer collaboration between businesses and universities/higher education colleges; stresses that these efforts must target the entire production chain, encompassing sectors with a lower added value which are nevertheless indispensable for the sustainability of sectors with a high added value;

The Communiqué of the Conference of European Ministers responsible for Higher Education held in Leuven and Louvain-la-Neuve on 28 and 29 April 2009 underlined that successful policies for lifelong learning should include basic principles and procedures for the recognition of prior learning on the basis of learning outcomes, while the Council conclusions of 28 November 2011 on the modernisation of higher education called upon Member States to develop clear routes into higher education from vocational and other types of education, as we ...[+++]ll as mechanisms for recognising prior learning and experience gained outside formal education and training.

‘higher education’ means all types of courses of study, or sets of courses of study, training or training for research at the post-secondary level which are recognised by the relevant national authority as belonging to the higher education system.

(21) In order to ensure the overall quality of mobility, it is desirable to ensure freedom of movement for all EU citizens and to apply as far as possible the principles laid down in the Charter and the relevant recommendations to all types of mobility for learning or professional development purposes: education or training; formal or non-formal learning, including voluntary work and projects; short or long mobility periods; sch ...[+++]ool, higher education or job-related learning; measures in connection with lifelong learning.