Traduction de «Programme d'enseignement professionnel » (Français → Anglais) :

In twelve EU Member States, more than half of all upper secondary pupils studied vocational programmes.

14. Emphasises the importance of enhancing VET quality with the aim of striking the right balance between education and labour market demand; considers that the promotion of VET should not be done at the expense of higher education; stresses that interaction between VET and higher education and the opening of pathways from VET to higher education need to be improved; stresses that more flexible curricula are needed in order to facilitate young people’s access to the labour market and to better adapt to future labour market developments;

21. Encourages Member States, with the active participation of the social partners, to help modernise vocational programmes and the know-how provided, by jointly designing the vocational templates which will form the basis for educational curricula and be renewed every two to three years according to scientific and technological developments in each area;

Expand and improve investment in human capital through: the establishment of efficient lifelong learning strategies, in cooperation with the social partners, according to European commitments, including appropriate incentives and cost-sharing mechanisms for enterprises, the public sector and individuals, identification and programming of the measures needed to significantly reduce the number of pupils leaving school early; increased access to initial vocational, secondary and higher education, non-university vocational training; the promotion of entrepreneurship in all levels of education and the use of the information society and the ...[+++]new technologies ; enhanced participation in continuous and workplace training throughout the life-cycle, especially for the low-skilled, older workers, women, especially those returning to work, and SME employees; and encouragement of exchange schemes for teachers and students between enterprises at national level and between Member States (Integrated guideline No 22).

Expand and improve investment in human capital through: the establishment of efficient lifelong learning strategies, in cooperation with the social partners, according to European commitments, including appropriate incentives and cost-sharing mechanisms for enterprises, the public sector and individuals, identify and programme the measures needed to significantly reduce the number of pupils leaving school early; increased access to initial vocational, secondary and higher education, non-university vocational training, the promotion of entrepreneurship in all levels of education and the use of the information society and the new technolo ...[+++]gies; and enhanced participation in continuous and workplace training throughout the life-cycle, especially for the low-skilled, older workers, women, especially when they come back to work, and SME employees, as well as the encouragement of exchange schemes for teachers and students between enterprises at national level and between Member States (Integrated guideline No 22).

hb) 'teacher' and 'trainer' mean a teacher or trainer from a higher education establishment or an accredited vocational establishment taking part in a teacher exchange programme.