Traduction de «CPD » (Anglais → Français) :

CPD Action

Comprehensive Program of Disarmament [ CPD ]

central pulse distributor | CPD

anticoagulant citrate phosphate dextrose solution [ anticoagulant CPD solution ]

Commission on Population and Development [ CPD ]

training and development undertaking in fishery operations | undertaking CPD in fishery operations | undertake continuous professional development in fishery operations | undertake continuous professional development in fishery operations

Construction Products Directive | CPD [Abbr.]

contagious ecthyma | contagious pustular dermititis (CPD)

continuing professional development | CPD [Abbr.]

44. Highlights the call from stakeholders to place greater emphasis on continuous professional development (CPD), including (life-long) formal, non-formal and informal learning, and on the need to assess it; points out that global competition and the orientation towards a knowledge-based economy are creating new challenges for skills development and education; calls on the Commission, therefore, to explore methods of documenting all education, perhaps via European Skill Passports and the European Qualifications Framework, as well as IMI, and to devise a comparability table of the various CPD systems existing in the Member States; call ...[+++]s further on the Commission to evaluate whether an appropriate solution to the varying levels of CPD for healthcare workers might be compensation measures; encourages the competent authorities to provide information on CPD during the recognition process, to exchange best practices in this area and to exchange information on CPD, especially in respect of those sectors and Member States in which it is mandatory;

44. Highlights the call from stakeholders to place greater emphasis on continuous professional development (CPD), including (life-long) formal, non-formal and informal learning, and on the need to assess it; points out that global competition and the orientation towards a knowledge-based economy are creating new challenges for skills development and education; calls on the Commission, therefore, to explore methods of documenting all education, perhaps via European Skill Passports and the European Qualifications Framework, as well as IMI, and to devise a comparability table of the various CPD systems existing in the Member States; call ...[+++]s further on the Commission to evaluate whether an appropriate solution to the varying levels of CPD for healthcare workers might be compensation measures; encourages the competent authorities to provide information on CPD during the recognition process, to exchange best practices in this area and to exchange information on CPD, especially in respect of those sectors and Member States in which it is mandatory;

44. Highlights the call from stakeholders to place greater emphasis on continuous professional development (CPD), including (life-long) formal, non-formal and informal learning, and on the need to assess it; points out that global competition and the orientation towards a knowledge-based economy are creating new challenges for skills development and education; calls on the Commission, therefore, to explore methods of documenting all education, perhaps via European Skill Passports and the European Qualifications Framework, as well as IMI, and to devise a comparability table of the various CPD systems existing in the Member States; call ...[+++]s further on the Commission to evaluate whether an appropriate solution to the varying levels of CPD for healthcare workers might be compensation measures; encourages the competent authorities to provide information on CPD during the recognition process, to exchange best practices in this area and to exchange information on CPD, especially in respect of those sectors and Member States in which it is mandatory;

This might be why CSIC allocated greater CPD points to its own program and significantly reduced the CPD points for other educational programs with greater value and content than that of CSIC. Programs with similar or better content organized by other organizations, such as the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants, and by the Canadian Bar Association charge significantly less than CSIC programs.