Translation of "Occupational training profile " (English → French) :

They've done some very good work with academies, looking at the training they provide to recruits and whether there can be greater coordination and commonality in the type of training provided to recruits and linking this to competency profiles and standards related to occupations.

The package of measures will consist in particular in profiling, occupational guidance and guidance towards business creation or self-employment; various types of training and retraining; accompanying measures such as job-search assistance, as well as job-search allowance and other incentives.

The co-ordinated package of personalised services to be funded, including its compatibility with actions funded by the Structural Funds, includes measures for the reintegration of the 320 targeted workers into employment, such as occupational guidance and profiling, training in job-search techniques, self-employment and social skills, recognition of past experience, re-training, intensive job-search assistance, tutoring after reintegration into work, and various allowances and incentives.

The key recommendations we have for you today are essentially that the federal government departments, such as Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, and others, work together with the Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks to establish the benchmarks as the national standard for describing, measuring, and recognizing second language proficiency of adult immigrants and prospective immigrants in educational, training, community, and workplace settings; to promote the recognition and use of the Canadian language benchmarks as the national standard for industry; to improve the functioning of th ...[+++]e labour market through the talent, skills, and abilities that immigrants bring with them to Canada; to develop an expanded Canadian language benchmarks national assessment system to support the use of the benchmarks in education, training, and the labour market; and finally, to fast-track the development of occupational language analyses based on the essential skills profiles, in partnership with sector councils.

Leonardo da Vinci I (1994-99) enabled 130 000 citizens to improve their knowledge and skills in another Member State, and provided a platform for 4 000 transnational projects to develop new vocational training products and methods tailored to new occupational profiles and environments.

The total co-funding granted amounts to ECU 112.2 million, comprising 84 million for pilot projects, 22 million for placement and exchange programmes and 6.2 million for surveys and analyses. As Edith Cresson, the Member of the Commission with responsibility for research, education, training and youth, has stressed, the results of the 1996 call for proposals highlight the importance that the players in the 18 countries taking part in the programme attach to the acquisition of skills and the development of occupational profiles linked to ...[+++]job integration, maintenance and mobility and to the emergence of new jobs.