Traduction de «favoriser l'éducation » (Français → Anglais) :

36. Stresses that improving the delivery of adult learning, the provision of information and making it easier to combine work with family life are essential to raise participation and are stimulating if they are combined with incentives; points out that measures to promote effective delivery include the availability of learning sites, facilitating learning at the workplace by adjusting working hours, providing childcare facilities locally, distance learning services for the disabled or vulnerable in remote areas, information and guidance on lifelong learning measures and on job opportunities, tailored programmes and availability of flexible teaching arrangements; stresses that such measures must also be generally recognised and should c ...[+++]ontribute to professional advancement;

36. Stresses that improving the delivery of adult learning, the provision of information and making it easier to combine work with family life are essential to raise participation and are stimulating if they are combined with incentives; points out that measures to promote effective delivery include the availability of learning sites, facilitating learning at the workplace by adjusting working hours, providing childcare facilities locally, distance learning services for the disabled or vulnerable in remote areas, information and guidance on lifelong learning measures and on job opportunities, tailored programmes and availability of flexible teaching arrangements; stresses that such measures must also be generally recognised and should c ...[+++]ontribute to professional advancement;

5. Urges the improved promotion of adult education in order to motivate more people to engage in such education; considers that adult education should play a key role in policies to promote a general culture of learning, through media campaigns, information, guidance and counselling services and, in particular, information, guidance and counselling services aimed at disadvantaged groups; considers that, if it is to be effective, such promotion should be accompanied by active policies on the part of the Member States which will make it easier for people to combine education with work and family life;

Encourage education providers or the relevant authorities, as appropriate, to equip schools and institutions providing early childhood education to a suitable level in order to promote the age-appropriate development of digital competence, in particular by expanding the provision of various digital tools and infrastructure.

Encourage education providers or the relevant authorities, as appropriate, to equip schools and ECEC facilities to a suitable level in order to nurture creative and innovative capacities.

1. Contribute to Member States’ efforts to develop their education and training systems and to implement this Recommendation, including by using the ‘Key Competences for Lifelong Learning – A European Reference Framework’ as a reference to facilitate peer learning for policy-making bodies, teaching establishments, employers and learners themselves and the exchange of good practices and to follow up developments and report on progress through the biennial progress reports on the Education and Training 2010 work programmeand to highlight any contradictions;