Traduction de «étudiant pré-diplômé » (Français → Anglais) :

31. Suggests a new approach of guidance through life, whereby universities, students and the whole range of economic and social sectors would benefit from following up young graduates more closely in order to assess the economic and social usefulness of education programmes;

These include: an additional $800 million per year to the provinces and territories through the Canada social transfer to strengthen post-secondary education; support that will reach $430 million annually for a new consolidated Canada student grant program designed to increase post-secondary participation and, ultimately, graduation; $205 million in new annual funding to granting councils to support research and development at Canadian universities, creating new training opportunities for graduate students; close to $200 million per year in new tax measures to help students and families with the costs of college or university, includi ...[+++]ng the textbook tax credit, a full exemption for scholarship and bursary income and making the registered education savings plan more flexible and generous; and, measures to directly support academic excellence by supporting the following: the creation of an additional 1,000 Canada graduate scholarships awards for outstanding Canadian masters and doctoral students; the establishment of 500 new prestigious scholarships to attract the top Canadian and international doctoral students to Canadian institutions; and, the creation of new practical research and development internships for graduate students at Canadian companies to provide students with hands-on experience and understanding of the research challenges of the private sector.

Unless there are significant improvements in the inclusion of children from disadvantaged social groups even at pre-primary level, the number of pupils who drop out of school early will not decrease; nor will we be able to increase the number of people completing secondary school and thus gaining key skills.

Since almost a decade and sometimes more is allowed for reimbursement for loans following their consolidation on the graduation of the student, it is interesting to look at statistics with respect to students who graduated in 1994-95, some 10 years later, because they have had almost a decade to reimburse.

The Erasmus Mundus programme is proving to be very popular: the level of demand from third-country graduates and academics to study and teach in Europe’s universities has been increasing rapidly: the 57 Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses received almost 6,000 applications for scholarships from students and scholars from all over the world.

(9a) Currently the Member States’ educational systems do not enable pre-university and university courses to be recognised automatically, as university qualifications are, and until this is the case there will be no real freedom of movement for students or degree-holders within the European Union.