Traduction de «Formation partante » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Points out that although local and regional authorities are among Europe’s largest purchasers and therefore play an essential role in implementing public procurement rules, the complexity of the rules laid down in competition law and procurement law means that there is often a lack of expertise concerning the legal framework and its implementation, appropriate training and guidelines on procurement within sub-national authorities; calls on the Member States to set up training courses on public procurement rules (including specific aspects, such as social, environmental, diversity and equality criteria) and to encourage the use of ICTs to improve the understanding of those rules and the administrative capabilities of local and regional a ...[+++]uthorities; in this context, raises the possibility of establishing public procurement groupings at regional level based on cooperation between local and regional authorities, which would significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public procurement through contacts and mutual exchanges of experience and information; furthermore, points out that efforts to uncover and reduce corruption at regional and local authority level must continue through the introduction of training, the provision of information and publicity;

There should also be an emphasis on the role of families with regard to every aspect of education and training, from the key importance of their support to students (in particular among migrants and minorities) to the need for a wide range of social services for students and workers with families.

18. Emphasises that compulsory attendance at school, as well as the training system, should provide basic education and key skills; stresses further that education and appropriate key skills contribute to the achievement of fundamental social and civic values, strengthen social cohesion and help to improve individual levels of qualification and employability;

18. Stresses that compulsory attendance at school and the training system should provide basic education and key skills; stresses further that education and appropriate key skills contribute to the achievement of fundamental social and civic values strengthen social cohesion and help to improve individual levels of qualification and employability;

Though the picture varies from country to country, language teaching and training - and hence language testing and certification - are growth industries in many Member States.

5. to encourage cooperation and effective measures to validate learning outcomes, crucial for building bridges between formal, non-formal and informal learning and thus a prerequisite for the creation of a European area of lifelong learning;