Traduction de «pour brevêt d'enseignement professionnel bep » (Français → Anglais) :

vocational training certificate

permanent vocational industrial certificate

However, "other indicators" such as computer programmes, scientific prizes, conference speeches, participation in exhibition, seminars and workshops, organisation of such events, professional appointments, teaching activities, national and international collaboration, management of research, research income, and to a lesser extent patenting, licensing and spin off creation activities are becoming equally as important, as highlighted by a study "Researchers' Appraisal at European Universities" [86].

32. Encourages the Member States and regional and local authorities to integrate sustainable development and environmental competences and skills into training and education systems, in particular by strengthening VET (vocational education and training) systems and by encouraging research centres to develop technologies, projects and patents for green products, in collaboration with new green companies; encourages exchanges of ideas between research centres and networks of companies and professionals; recalls the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills and the need to ensure that more women study ST ...[+++]EM subjects;

32. Encourages the Member States and regional and local authorities to integrate sustainable development and environmental competences and skills into training and education systems, in particular by strengthening VET (vocational education and training) systems and by encouraging research centres to develop technologies, projects and patents for green products, in collaboration with new green companies; encourages exchanges of ideas between research centres and networks of companies and professionals; recalls the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills and the need to ensure that more women study ST ...[+++]EM subjects;

The rapporteur can confirm, on the basis of conversations, the impression that the importance of practical vocational training based on cooperation between schools and industry (e.g. the dual system in Germany) is not sufficiently well-known in countries where education is, typically, based solely in schools, nor is the considerable investment in terms of expertise, time and cost which is entailed in gaining a quality professional higher education qualification such as a master craftsman’s diploma or recognition as a ‘Fachwirt’ (a non ...[+++]-academic professional qualification).