Traduction de «e-learning industry » (Anglais → Français) :

e-learning industry [ online learning industry | online education industry | electronic learning industry ]

face-to-face e-learning [ face-to-face/e-learning | face-to-face online learning | F2F e-learning | live online F2F learning | F2F videoconference e-learning ]

live customized online learning [ live tailored e-learning | live online tailored learning | live customized e-learning | customized live online learning | real-time one-on-one e-learning | online P2P learning ]

online learning | on-line learning | virtual learning | e-learning | cyberlearning | tele-learning | distance learning

e-learning | electronic learning | online learning

eLearning | e-learning | online learning | virtual learning | cyberlearning

e-learning | e-training | on-line training

E-learning | E-training | On-line training

early foreign language acquisition | early foreign language learning | early language learning | early second language acquisition | early second language learning | early stages foreign language learning | early-stage foreign language acquisition | early-stage foreign language learning

implicit learning | nondeclarative learning | reflexive learning | unconscious learning

· Develop and provide to industry a long term and clear vision of the institutional market at EU level; · Carry out and update a mapping of the supply chain to ensure the right level of European independence, expertise and competitiveness; · Support the development of appropriate skills required specifically by the space sector and promote the establishment of mutually recognised academic space qualifications in Europe (initiate and coordinate between Member States the development of space academies); · Include in future RD framework programmes dedicated actions in which part of the research must be done by PhD candidates – as is curr ...[+++]ently the case in air traffic management; · Encourage the development of life long learning programmes through strengthened cooperation between industry and universities, in particular in the emerging area of satellite based applications; · Enhance EU appeal to foreign researchers.

Furthermore, in the context of the e-Learning initiative, a group of major companies in the e-Learning sector set up eLIG (eLearning Industry Group) to dialogue with the Commission and examine public-private partnerships, in particular with higher education and training institutions.

In the area of vocational training, there is a need for in-depth analysis of the qualifications and skills required to give training to apprentices and workers in industry and services in the context of lifelong learning.

It involves supporting European cultural co-operation, helping overcome the obstacles to cross-border exchanges and structures in the European audiovisual industry and fostering youth exchanges, voluntary service and informal learning as well as language learning and training for language-based professionals.