Примери за използване на Receiving organisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A Receiving Organisation.
Know and Can is a project partner and a receiving organisation.
Receiving Organisations- responsible for receiving staff from abroad.
Participants must be from the country of their sending or receiving organisation.
Receiving Organisations- responsible for receiving staff from abroad.
It must be signed by the sending and receiving organisations, as well as the staff member.
Young people aged between 13 and305 resident in the countries of the sending and receiving organisations.
It must be signed by the sending and receiving organisations, as well as the student or trainee.
If the project foresees only one activity,the coordinator will act either as sending or receiving organisation.
Both sending and receiving organisations, as well as the student, must sign a Learning Agreement before the start of the activities.
In cases where the main language is not covered by OLS, linguistic support is provided through other means by the sending or the receiving organisation.
Receiving Organisations- responsible for receiving students/staff from abroad and offering a study/traineeship programme.
If the project foresees more than one activity, the project coordinator can(butnot necessarily has to) act as sending organisation or receiving organisation.
Receiving organisations must be course providers if staff are to receive structured courses or participate in a training event.
If a Youth mobility project foresees only one activity, the coordinator must also act either as sending or receiving organisation except if the activity is a European Voluntary Service.
Are all sending and receiving organisations that are registered for the European Voluntary Service automatically recognised for the European Solidarity Corps?
Before you start as a trainee, you,your institution or organisation and the receiving organisation make a Learning Agreement and sign a Quality Commitment.
The receiving organisation/enterprise should send you and your higher education institution a Traineeship Certificate, normally within five weeks after successful completion of the traineeship.
This charter highlights your rights andobligations and tells you what you can expect from your sending and receiving organisations at each step of your Erasmus+ experience.
You, your higher education institution and the receiving organisation must sign a Learning Agreement for Traineeships to ensure a transparent and efficient preparation of the exchange abroad.
Volunteers participate in EVS through a Sending Organisation in the country where they live and a Receiving Organisation that receives and hosts them during their period of service.
In other cases, the receiving organisation can be any relevant organisation active in the field, but must outline the objectives and activities in advance, as well as the rights and obligations of all parties.
The mid-term evaluation allows volunteers to assess their experience so far andto reflect on the activities, role and support of the Receiving Organisation and on their own contribution.
For Higher Education students, andin cases where the language level recommended by the receiving organisation is not achieved, a discussion will take place between the student and the Higher Education Institution to discuss any support needed by the student.
Prior to their departure, each selected student must sign an agreement which includes also a"learning agreement" setting out the programme of studies and/or traineeship to be followed, as agreed by the student,the sending and the receiving organisation.
For travel taking place between the sending organisation and the receiving organisation: proof of attendance of the activity in the form of a declaration signed by the receiving organisation specifying the name of the participant, the purpose of the activity, as well as its starting and end date;
Preparation and debriefing seminars, providing language training and intercultural skills should be an integral part of the mobility experience andshould be provided by the sending or receiving organisations or mobility providers.
Taking this assessment before departure is a pre-requisite for higher education students,to make sure that they meet the recommended level at their receiving organisation(except for native speakers or in duly justified cases).