Traduction de «LLL » (Anglais → Français) :

While participation in education and training during the early years of life has increased, recent data on the number of adults aged 25-64 participating in LLL show a slight downwards trend.

23. Stresses the decisive importance of facilitating access for persons with disabilities to LLL , not only through the formulation and implementation of targeted programmes but also through disability mainstreaming in all programmes intended for the general public; particular attention must be paid, in this connection, to the relationship between disability and LLL so as to prevent social exclusion and genuinely strengthen the position of those with disabilities on the labour market, given that, according to all relevant studies, the educational level of those with disabilities is below average while their degree of participation in th ...[+++]e programmes in question is extremely low;

23. Stresses the decisive importance of facilitating access for persons with disabilities to LLL, not only through the formulation and implementation of targeted programmes but also through disability mainstreaming in all programmes intended for the general public; particular attention must be paid, in this connection, to the relationship between disability and LLL so as to prevent social exclusion and genuinely strengthen the position of those with disabilities on the labour market, given that, according to all relevant studies, the educational level of those with disabilities is below average while their degree of participation in the ...[+++] programmes in question is extremely low;

12. Welcomes the inclusion of the Western Balkan countries in the Erasmus Mundus and Tempus programmes; calls on those countries to establish the national agencies necessary in order to take part in the Lifelong Learning Programmes (LLL), namely Comenius, Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci; calls on the Commission to use the IPA funds to waive the full fee paid by the Western Balkan states to participate in the LLL Programmes, as is already the case with Erasmus Mundus and Tempus; calls for increased cooperation and improved possibilities for cross-border exchanges for students, teachers and researchers from the Western Balkan states and t ...[+++]he EU in order to familiarise the people and institutions of the Western Balkan states with the EU agenda and to strengthen educational skills; points out, however, the massive rate of brain drain among young people in Western Balkans and stresses the need to encourage return migration;

However, they will only be able to benefit if a certain distortion is corrected. At the moment, LLL still too often serves to reinforce existing inequalities: those who are already educated, or even highly educated, take up adult education opportunities, which enables them to further increase the advantages they enjoy.

It is also, and especially, important for the individuals themselves. LLL creates new opportunities.