Examples of using Learning mobility in English and their translations into Croatian
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Learning mobility of individuals;
Español Svenska Key Action 1: Learning mobility of individuals.
The Commission will soon present proposed new benchmarks on employability and learning mobility.
Forms of learning mobility of youth.
Video production- development of ideas and storyboard for learning mobility.
The deadline for applications for learning mobility projects is 17 March 2014.
Erasmus+ is well-known for its successful promotion of learning mobility.
ANNEX Indicators(1) High quality learning mobility for people from diverse backgrounds.
DIHK-Bildungs-GmbH IHK learning mobility is comfortable and contemporary mobile learning. .
This could include virtual mobility, which should complement, butnot replace, learning mobility.
Learning mobility' means moving physically to a country other than the country of residence, in order to undertake study, training or non-formal or informal learning; .
Number of newcomer organisations supported by the Programme under the key action 1(learning mobility) and key action 2 cooperation.
The overall objective is to promote learning mobility, to improve the quality of education and training and to contribute to the enhancement of training capacity of maritime institutions and bodies in the EU.
Having regard to the Council recommendation of 28 June 2011 entitled‘“Youth on the Move”- promoting the learning mobility of young people'(6).
Learning mobility and capacity building projects can improve skills, modernise higher education systems and institutions, and create better partnerships between the EU and education systems across the world.
The future Programme will aim at acting as a"vehicle" to support valuable learning mobility formats in other policy areas of the Union.
The EU has a unique role to play,to facilitate learning mobility between both education and training institutions through the Erasmus+ programme at all levels: apprenticeships, traineeships, and higher education exchanges.
The first research paper presents findings on the implementation of key action 1(KA 1)- Learning mobility of individuals of education, training and youth.
This additional andinnovative tool for learning mobility should neither replace any current, nor impede the development of any future, grant or loan system supporting student mobility at local, national or Union level.
Connecting young people across the 4000 European Union andbeyond to foster voluntary engagement, learning mobility, solidarity and intercultural understanding;
With a budget of €14.7 billion for the period to 2020,Erasmus+ supports the learning mobility of four million young people and educators, with 10% of the budget reserved for youth activities, which fund an estimated 400 000 participants in youth exchanges and 100 000 in the European Voluntary Service EVS.
Stresses the need for their further support in the Multiannual Financial Framework(MFF) for the period 2014- 2020,focusing on learning mobility, cooperation and policy reform;
It is a first overview of the factors covered in the 2011 Council Recommendation on learning mobility and will be a basis for future joint monitoring at EU level, with the next update planned for 2015.
Consists of initiatives designed to foster cooperation and exchanges, improve the quality and recognition of youth work andsupport new non-formal learning mobility schemes in Partner Countries.
Promote and provide information on services offering guidance for transnational learning mobility and career management, including, where appropriate, individual guidance services;
Furthermore, it will bring most of the mobility actions under the same key action, shifting the mobility of school pupils from key action 2(cooperation among organisations)to key action 1 learning mobility for individuals.
The Erasmus programme contributes to the development andacquisition of skills through learning mobility and cooperation in the area of education, training, youth and sport.
The Regulation ensures that people who are abroad through an Erasmus+ funded learning mobility activity on the day the UK leaves the European Union will not see their mobility period interrupted.
Also, groups of young people active in youth work, but not necessarily in the context of a youth organisation,may apply for funding for learning mobility of young people and youth workers as well as for Strategic partnerships in the field of youth.