Traduction de «état natif » (Français → Anglais) :

An approach has been adopted whereby Member States who so wish can second teachers to provide teaching in a language that is not their own.

20. Is convinced that, in accordance with the conclusions of the Barcelona European Council 2002, children should learn foreign languages from an early age; welcomes the proposal of a new benchmark, according to which at least 80% of pupils in lower secondary education be taught at least two foreign languages; stresses the importance of continuing foreign language teaching in upper secondary education to assure that young people acquire high-level language competences; calls on Member States to reflect on the possibility of employing more native speakers to teach languages;

Is it not time to offer European citizens a multilingual and flexible educational model which takes account of their mobility and their wish to offer their children a genuinely European education, whilst safeguarding the achievements of the existing system: the teaching of each pupil's mother tongue, the use of teachers who are native speakers of the language in which a subject is taught, the final diploma and the recognition of that diploma by all the EU Member States?

The Commission will make strategic use of relevant EU programmes and initiatives[17] to bring multilingualism closer to the citizen: run awareness-raising campaigns on the benefits of linguistic diversity and language learning for intercultural dialogue monitor citizens’ language skills through the Language Indicators and Eurobarometer surveys together with the Member States, exchange good practices, train and network legal interpreters and translators and develop specific translation tools to access documents in order to improve access to justice The Member States are invited to: make efforts in order to have Points of Single Contact under the Services Directive working in several languages to facilitate cross-border provision of services ...[+++]facilitate access to targeted courses of the host country's language(s) for non native speakers |

The Commission will make strategic use of relevant EU programmes and initiatives[17] to bring multilingualism closer to the citizen: run awareness-raising campaigns on the benefits of linguistic diversity and language learning for intercultural dialogue monitor citizens’ language skills through the Language Indicators and Eurobarometer surveys together with the Member States, exchange good practices, train and network legal interpreters and translators and develop specific translation tools to access documents in order to improve access to justice The Member States are invited to: make efforts in order to have Points of Single Contact under the Services Directive working in several languages to facilitate cross-border provision of services ...[+++]facilitate access to targeted courses of the host country's language(s) for non native speakers |

Member States are encouraged to give special attention to measures to assist language communities whose number of native speakers is in decline from generation to generation, in line with the principles of the European Charter on Regional and Minority languages.