Traduction de «training authority » (Anglais → Français) :

national training authority [ training authority ]

national training authority

The Industrial Training Authority(An Chomhairle Oiliuna) | AnCo [Abbr.]

Industrial Training Authority | AnCO [Abbr.]

Training Authorization Form

provincial training authority

authorized training center | ATC | authorized training centre

provide support to author | providing support to authors | provide support to authors | support authors

authorized capital | authorised capital | authorized stock | authorized shares | authorized share capital | authorized issue | registered capital | authorized capital stock | social capital | social stock

tax authorities | taxation authorities | taxing authorities | tax administration | fiscal authorities | revenue authorities

The core responsibility to deliver on the agreed goals lies with the education and training authorities in the current and future Member States.

[11] Document issued by national educational and training authorities which records work and education experiences in other European countries.

the Europass Curriculum Vitae (CV) completed by any individual to report on his/her qualifications, professional experience, skills and competences; the Europass Language Passport (ELP) completed by any individual to report on her/his language skills; the Europass Certificate Supplement (ECS) issued by vocational educational and training authorities to their students along with their award certificates adding information to make certificates more easily understandable especially by employers or institutions outside the issuing country; the Europass Diploma Supplement (EDS) issued by higher education institutions to their graduates alo ...[+++]ng with their degree or diploma to make these educational qualifications more easily understandable, especially outside the country where they were awarded; the Europass Mobility Document (EMD) for recording any organised period of learning or training time that a person spends in another European country, completed by the home and host organisations.

32. Encourages the Commission and the Member States to develop clear quality standards and indicators regarding the development of national Youth Guarantee schemes, as well as to boost their support for all actors essential to delivering Youth Guarantee schemes, such as national social partners, local and regional authorities, employment services and education and training authorities; calls for Youth Guarantee schemes to be facilitated through financial incentives, including incentives in public procurement, and funding for on-site ...[+++]training, which will support enterprises in making high-quality sustainable employment and training offers which will represent an effective and targeted investment in young people’s potential ; stresses that enterprises have a particular responsibility to make such offers available;