Traduction de «des exigences qualifications » (Français → Anglais) :

Phase two involves detailed comparisons of various foreign qualification requirements against the high CGA qualification requirements.

Q. whereas the number of jobs demanding high-level technical and scientific qualifications is expected to rise, and around half of all jobs in 2020 will be for workers with medium-level qualifications, while 35% of jobs will require high-level qualifications, as compared to 29 % today, and whereas additional qualifications for a sustainable economy will be required across all occupations and in all skill segments,

3. Asks the Commission to continue the debate on ‘New Skills for New Jobs’; points out that, by 2020, 16 million more jobs will need high qualifications and four million more jobs will need medium qualifications, while 12 million fewer jobs will require low qualifications; points out that by 2015 a large majority of jobs, across all sectors, will require ICT skills; calls for this debate to involve all interested parties, including teachers, students, competent professional organizations, relevant NGOs and trade unions, civil society stakeholders, particularly parents’ and students’ associations, and representatives of business;

3. Asks the Commission to continue the debate on ‘New Skills for New Jobs’; points out that, by 2020, 16 million more jobs will need high qualifications and four million more jobs will need medium qualifications, while 12 million fewer jobs will require low qualifications; points out that by 2015 a large majority of jobs, across all sectors, will require ICT skills; calls for this debate to involve all interested parties, including teachers, students, competent professional organizations, relevant NGOs and trade unions, civil society stakeholders, particularly parents' and students' associations, and representatives of business;

3. Asks the Commission to continue the debate on ‘New Skills for New Jobs’; points out that, by 2020, 16 million more jobs will need high qualifications and four million more jobs will need medium qualifications, while 12 million fewer jobs will require low qualifications; points out that by 2015 a large majority of jobs, across all sectors, will require ICT skills; calls for this debate to involve all interested parties, including teachers, students, competent professional organizations, relevant NGOs and trade unions, civil society stakeholders, particularly parents' and students' associations, and representatives of business;

In other words, if Member State X awarded professional qualification Z on its territory through the mere recognition and/or the acknowledgement of the qualifications awarded to applicants in Member State Y (qualifications which the State Y does not consider to be sufficient to pursue the profession on its territory), the abovementioned applicant may not apply for recognition of his professional qualification Z in Member State Y if he cannot prove that he has really improved his training through the acquisition of further professional traini ...[+++]ng and/or experience in Member State X. The definition of a migrant was given by the Court of Justice in Case C-115/78.