Traduction de «professeure de laboratoire de langues » (Français → Anglais) :

Joining me today is Dr. Don Low, the medical director of our public health laboratories, microbiologist-in-chief at Mount Sinai Hospital, and professor of laboratory medicine and pathobiology at the University of Toronto.

It allows them, as expressed in clause 19, to establish standards that are applicable to education for curriculum, for examinations. It allows them to provide for a teacher certification process for those teachers who will teach in the primary and secondary schools.

The Commission: will use EU programmes to support teaching of more languages through lifelong learning, teacher and student mobility, language teacher training, school partnerships, and research and development of innovative methods adapted to different target groups. will draw up an inventory of best practice in language learning and teaching in the field of multilingualism and make it available to the Member States The Member States are invited to: provide genuine opportunities for all to master the national language(s) and two other languages make a wider range of languages available to learners to allow individual choice and match lo ...[+++]cal needs in the languages that can be learned enhance the training of all teachers and others involved in language teaching promote mobility among language teachers to enhance their language and intercultural skills |

Dr. Dan Smith, a professor at the University of Victoria’s Tree-Ring Laboratory, mentioned that on northern Vancouver Island the forest industry is planning for crop rotation cycles of 500 years; however, it is not taking into account the climate changes that are likely to occur, and is assuming that the same conditions will apply.

(c) mobility of limited duration, including immersion courses, for language teachers, staff retraining as language teachers, qualified teachers intending soon to return to employment as language teachers, and teaching staff of other disciplines required or wishing to teach in a foreign language.

The programmes's most striking contribution concerns modernisation of administrative and scientific equipment, libraries, language laboratories, the creation of new courses or the revamping of existing ones and the creation of links between universities in the eligible countries and firms in the Member States.