Traduction de «conseiller d'élèves » (Français → Anglais) :

The last request in the amount of $4,000 is a transfer to the Treasury Board Secretariat to support the operational activities of three national employment equity councils, the National Council of Federal Employees with Disabilities, the National Council of Aboriginal Federal Employees, and the National Council of Visible Minorities in the Federal Public Service.

greater efforts are also required to implement the Council conclusions of November 2007 in which Member States were invited to ensure a high standard of initial teacher education, to provide early career support and continuing professional development that is coordinated, coherent, adequately resourced and quality assured, to attract into the teaching profession — and endeavour to retain — the most able people, to tackle instances of poor performance, to support all pupils in making full use of their potential and to create school environments in which teachers learn from one another and which focus on improving student learning.

Finally, results from the recent Canadian Teachers' Federation “National Issues in Education” poll conducted in February 2008 reveal that 85% of the public are familiar with the term “cyber-bullying”; 34% indicate that they were aware of students in their community school being cyber-bullied; 91% believe that parents should become knowledgeable and responsible in monitoring their children's activities with the Internet and electronic communication devices; 71% believe that the development of legislation that better protects students and teachers from cyber-bullying would be somewhat or very effective in preventing cyber-bullying; 56% believe holding Internet service providers and wireless telephone providers accountable, if their servic ...[+++]es are used for cyber-bullying, would be somewhat or very effective; and 70% believe school boards should hold students accountable, even if the cyber-bullying originates from outside the school. We cannot ignore the obvious.

Council Regulation (EC) No 1447/2001 [OJ L198 of 21.7.2001] sets this ceiling even higher, at 85 %, for all the most remote regions and the smaller Greek islands in the Aegean.

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32004L0114 - EN - Council Directive 2004/114/EC of 13 december 2004 on the conditions of admission of third-country nationals for the purposes of studies, pupil exchange, unremunerated training or voluntary service - COUNCIL DIRECTIVE

SITUATION OF EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, In view of the present serious economic and financial situation of a significant part of the air transport industry in Europe, due in particular to the high level of costs in many airlines without a corresponding level in productivity and aggravated, in some cases, by a significant change in market conditions, specifically in respect of demand, lower average yield and overcapacity, RECOGNIZES THAT: A healthy, financially sound and safe civil aviation sector in Europe is an important element for achieving economic and social policy objectives. To maintain, in the existing market situation, a high level of safety, which ...[+++]constitutes a prime concern of air transport policy as a whole, it would be helpful to strengthen, in close co-operation with international organizations, rules with regard to harmonization and, in particular, full implementation of existing air safety rules in the technical and social environment of undertakings. The high costs of air transport undertakings is a problem which lies both within and beyond the direct control of airline management.