Traduction de «enseignement accéléré » (Français → Anglais) :

7. Calls on EHEA countries to implement common agreed reforms aimed at hastening the achievement of the Bologna Process goals, and strengthening the credibility of the EHEA; encourages support for countries encountering difficulties in implementing these reforms; supports, in this regard, the creation of broad partnerships between countries, regions, and relevant stakeholders;

Through the KICs, the EIT tries to accelerate innovation and to help create multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary environments where innovation is more likely to thrive and to generate breakthroughs in the way higher education, research and business collaborate.

Such additional support will be used to accelerate progress towards the core Education for All goal of Universal Primary School Completion (UPC) through a financial contribution to the Fast Track Initiative (FTI).

38. Underlines the urgent need to accelerate the mutual recognition of secondary-school qualifications and university degrees, and to promote greater mobility of young people, enabling them to gain experience abroad, move more easily from one educational/training area to another and switch between different professional careers;

Instead of halting the process of liberalising essential public sectors and services, it has followed the agenda of the Union of Industrial and Employers’ Confederations of Europe (UNICE) and insists on accelerating economic reforms based mainly on speeding up the process of liberalisation in sectors and services, on the competitiveness of undertakings, on stepping up the coordination of budgetary policies and on the strategy of the Single Market, continually relegating the social sphere to second place, subordinating the objectives of the labour market, education and society to the entrepreneurial spirit, and insisting on the rapid incl ...[+++]usion of pensions in the financial services action plan, opening the way to their privatisation.

Spain [36] introduced a plan in order to provide 40 000 teachers with an Internet connection, and Sweden [37] in June 1998 launched the Tools for Learning initiative (1999-2001) in order to speed up the widespread introduction of ICT use and provide training in small groups and on tangible projects for over 40% of teachers in service, in close conjunction with their pupils, the administrative staff, librarians and local authorities.