Traduction de «Vocational training allowance » (Anglais → Français) :

The package will help the workers by offering them the services of the transition centre ''From JOB to Smart JOB"; information, counselling and vocational guidance; vocational training and training towards certification; entrepreneurship promotion and financial assistance for business start-up; mentoring and post-hiring support, as well as several types of allowances such as job-search, transport and internship allowances.

On the question of whether vocational education and training allows students to do part of their training abroad, responses were mixed: 43% agree that vocational education and training in their country gives students and trainees this opportunity, while 35% do not.

8. Calls on the Member States to ensure that vocational training and life-long-learning are geared more closely to the needs of the labour market and allow for entry into and mobility within it; stresses. moreover. the need for better and greater interaction between the world of education, work, vocational education and training as a vital link between the world of education and that of work; calls, therefore, on the Member States to foster the individual's continuing need for qualifications ...[+++], development and lifelong learning;

8. Calls on the Member States to ensure that vocational training and life-long-learning are geared more closely to the needs of the labour market and allow for entry into and mobility within it; stresses. moreover. the need for better and greater interaction between the world of education, work, vocational education and training as a vital link between the world of education and that of work; calls, therefore, on the Member States to foster the individual’s continuing need for qualifications ...[+++], development and lifelong learning;

This Recommendation is mainly aimed at Community nationals who would like to experience living in a Member State other than their country of origin. It must also be noted that the European Council confirmed at its special meeting in Tampere on 15 and 16 October 1999 that the European Union must ensure equal treatment for third-country nationals who are legally resident in a Member State, and that a more energetic policy on integration should aim to offer them rights and obligations comparable to those of EU citizens. In this respect legally resident third-country nationals who take part in a Community programme such as Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci or the European Voluntary Service, should be allowed ...[+++] to benefit from the acquis communautaire in respect of freedom of movement and equality of treatment. Moreover, in its scoreboard, submitted on 27 March 2000, the Commission undertook to submit an initiative on the entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purpose of study and vocational training.

Encourage work to be organized in a way which allows the jobs of older workers to be adapted and makes the best possible use of their experience. It is necessary in particular to: (a) continue the improvements in taking account of the requirements of workers, including older workers, with regard to health and family life; (b) continue the efforts made by undertakings to ensure that working conditions make allowance for the specific needs of older workers, especially where they have spent their careers in arduous jobs; (c) foster mobility within undertakings, by means also of continuing vocational ...[+++] training, for workers in the latter part of their working lives, whose careers should evolve towards tasks which they find more congenial and suitable and which make better use of their experience; (d) implement appropriate support arrangements for workers for whom vocational training may be the starting point for a new career; (e) promote in accordance with national laws and/or practice the combination of periods of work, vocational training and, if necessary retraining.