Traduction de «Programme des médicaments - Apprentissage continu » (Français → Anglais) :

Drugs Program - Continuing Education [ Drugs Programme - Continuous Learning ]

Continuing Management Education Program [ Continuous Management Education Program ]

25. Calls on the Commission to support both higher education and vocational training, as well as lifelong learning programmes ensuring that the blue economy perspective is included therein and that awareness is raised among young people, raising its profile across all levels of education; expresses concern at the impact that the EFSI as proposed by the Commission would have on research and development, considering the fact that EUR 2.7 billion would be taken from Horizon 2020 over the next 5 years;

24. Considers the shortage of qualified professionals in various fields of study and activity – including researchers, engineers, technicians and workers – to be a huge hurdle that could prevent the blue economy from fully realising its potential; maintains that this shortcoming is closely bound up with the growing disengagement and disinvestment by Member States in the spheres of science and education and with the lack of valorisation of existing professionals, especially in those Member States which suffered the most from the economic crisis, and therefore calls for these two trends to be reversed without delay; urges Member States and regional authorities to invest in an ambitious social dimension of blue growth and maritime literacy i ...[+++]n order to promote training and access for young people to maritime professions; calls on the Commission and the Member States to support both higher education and professional and continuous training programmes, and to ensure that these programmes incorporate blue economy perspectives;

While the latter should continue to focus on supporting excellence, mutual learning and EU-wide cooperation of researchers and enterprises, Regional Policy should continue to focus support on ensuring that all regions are capable of absorbing and putting to effective use innovation, so that its benefits spread throughout the EU, helping maximise the Union’s knowledge-based potential.

The EU also recommended EU countries to introduce Youth Guarantee schemes, which seek to ensure that, within 4 months of leaving school or losing a job, under-25s can either find a good-quality job, an apprenticeship, a traineeship or continued education.