Exemple de utilizare a Mobility programmes în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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European Mobility Programmes.
Mobility programmes for higher education(RO).
Towards more efficient, accessible and inclusive mobility programmes.
Eramus+ mobility programmes in partner institutions abroad.
Via social media,BEST promoted mobility programmes provided by EUROEAST.
Similar mobility programmes are also underway for apprentices.
In particular, we ought to increase the number of students, teachers andresearchers participating in mobility programmes.
International mobility programmes for students and staff;
To that end, urges the Commission to set up easily accessible overviews of EU co-funded urban mobility programmes;
Mobility programmes should be available to vocational students, teachers and youth workers.
The presidency aims to increase the number of people benefiting from mobility programmes and to enhance their quality.
We are discussing different mobility programmes and we also need to increase the possibilities for people to come legally to Europe.
Another issue is how to increase the motivation of those who host participants in mobility programmes, including young entrepreneurs and apprentices.
Access to mobility programmes should be possible not only for university students, but also for young people with a low level of qualifications and school pupils.
Joint Nordic-Baltic projects include the education programme Nordplus and mobility programmes for business and industry and for public administration.
Advocates a shift to conceiving mobility programmes in terms of qualitative outcomes that respond to priorities and serve established learning and training objectives;
Encourages the Commission andthe Member States to provide sufficient financial resources to support mobility programmes, taking into account potential financial barriers;
In addition to student mobility programmes, the University offers diverse integrated programmes with foreign partners, including joint master and doctoral degrees.
The university cooperates with both EU and non-EU partners(currently has over 600 agreements) andis engaged in various mobility programmes Erasmus+, CEEPUS, Aktion, EEA and Norway Grants, etc.
Examine the potential for adaptation of existing mobility programmes to accommodate periods of work experience(‘stages') in other countries for SME employees.
Mobility programmes: the EU needs to guarantee equal access to these employment or study programmes for citizens living in the ORs.
The rest of the additional funding has mostly been allocated to mobility programmes(Tempus, Erasmus Mundus, etc.) and support to civil society organisations and non state actors.
All mobility programmes should adhere to the European Quality Charter for Mobility and that the current mobility programmes are reformed to simplify procedures;
The evaluation underlined that the vast majority of other existing mobility programmes focus predominantly on higher education and much less on secondary education, VET or especially adult education.
But the PThU also seeks to facilitate true international experiences for Dutch students in Groningen ánd Amsterdam through student mobility programmes and the invitation of foreign guest lecturers.
Every year many students travel abroad as part of various international mobility programmes to improve their language skills and gain a lot of experience that helps them to find fulfilment in their future professional careers.
Youth on the move”(strategic initiative 12): This initiative will set out prioritiesto enhance the performance of education systems, to reinforce the attractiveness of Europe's higher education system and to open more mobility programmes to young people.
We must increase support for people with disabilities and young people with children, so thatthey can participate in mobility programmes and take advantage of this opportunity to strike a study-work-life balance.
The EESC stresses the utility of EU mobility programmes such as Erasmus and Youth in Action, for the mobility of young people and supporting the development of their skills, competences and character, through volunteering and other civic initiatives.
It will also enable Ukraine to take part in certain areas of the European Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development andenable training to take place through mobility programmes for researchers and specialists from both sides, among other things.