Translation of "programme d'équivalence scolaire " (French → English) :

completion of general education of at least 10 years, as attested by a diploma, certificate or other evidence issued by the competent authorities or bodies in a Member State or a certificate attesting success in an examination of an equivalent level and giving access to a vocational school or vocational training programme for nursing.

number of students enrolled in ‘combined school and work-based programmes’ by ISCED levels 3 to 5, vocational only, type of institution (public, private), intensity of participation (full-time, part time, full-time equivalent) and sex,

16. Invites the Member States to cooperate when developing their national syllabuses, drawing on the educational experience of the European Schools, so as to bring the national systems and the European School system closer together; highlights the particular role of languages, history and geography syllabuses in fostering a common European identity; repeats its request to the Member States to promote the inclusion – in studies at baccalaureate level or equivalent – of a specific subject on the background, goals and functioning of the European Union and its institutions, which will help young people to feel more involved in the process ...[+++]of European integration;

16. Invites the Member States to cooperate when developing their national syllabuses, drawing on the educational experience of the European Schools, so as to bring the national systems and the European School system closer together; highlights the particular role of languages, history and geography syllabuses in fostering a common European identity; repeats its request to the Member States to promote the inclusion – in studies at baccalaureate level or equivalent – of a specific subject on the background, goals and functioning of the European Union and its institutions, which will help young people to feel more involved in the process ...[+++]of European integration;

16. Invites the Member States to cooperate when developing their national syllabuses, drawing on the educational experience of the European Schools, so as to bring the national systems and the European School system closer together; highlights the particular role of languages, history and geography syllabuses in fostering a common European identity; repeats its request to the Member States to promote the inclusion – in studies at baccalaureate level or equivalent – of a specific subject on the background, goals and functioning of the European Union and its institutions, which will help young people to feel more involved in the process ...[+++]of European integration;

with respect to the education target (reducing the drop-out rate and increasing to 40 % the share of the population aged 30 to 34 having completed tertiary education or its equivalent), notes that cohesion policy is already making a substantial contribution in the current funding period to reducing school drop-out rates on this front, the particular challenges of maintaining schools and access to them in sparsely populated areas must not be ignored;