Examples of using Erasmus programme in English and their translations into Czech
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We need to continue the Erasmus programme.
Erasmus programmes are also open for some Iraqis, so we are pursuing that.
The second point is the training of elected representatives within the framework of an Erasmus programme.
Since 2007, however, the Erasmus Programme has also been supporting student placements in enterprises.
In writing.-(RO) Let us all acknowledge the success of the Erasmus programme's first phase of operation.
As you know, the Erasmus programme began life in 1987, when 3 000 students took part in the programme. .
We would very much like to find a solution that allows the Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs to continue.
The Erasmus programme was launched more than 20 years ago to fund university student mobility.
I hope that, during this programme, the Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs will also continue.
With regard to unemployment and youth unemployment,I would like to highlight the proposal to review the Erasmus programme.
DE Mr President,we have numerous Erasmus programmes for students, young entrepreneurs and now for journalists.
One of the problems they deal with is the small number of European scholarships,especially as regards the Erasmus programme.
Of particular significance, in my opinion, is the Erasmus programme, which facilitates student exchanges on a massive scale.
Of course, we should also use it to support sound projects- I am thinking, for example, of a genuine Erasmus programme for trainees.
The Erasmus programme is as a part of Lifelong learning Programme focused on university education and specialized education at the university level.
For the latter, the EU should commit itself to institutionalising the Erasmus programme in order to give them an opportunity to develop.
I should also mention the Erasmus Programme, but in a slightly different light because, up to now, we have been speaking mostly about exchanges for students among universities.
In all these areas, Europe andthe Member States must commit themselves, so that the Erasmus programme, which is one of the EU's greatest successes, becomes a success for everyone.
To this end, the EU must support more actively educational reform in Turkey, the guarantee of universities' autonomy,the development of European integration studies and the Erasmus Programme.
The JEREMIE and JASMINE programmes, as well as the Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs, are extremely important in helping people to get to know the markets.
A leading university lecturer recently shared his view with me that, in actual fact,Bulgarian universities are not aware that there is also an Erasmus programme for teachers.
Do you think that it would also be possible to use Erasmus programmes in order to improve communication in border regions, and where would you put the emphasis in that regard?
This House should adopt unanimously a package covering the trans-European networks, research and development,the European Institute for Technology, Eureka, and the Erasmus programme and education.
I therefore wish to emphasise andoutline the importance of the amendment we have made to reinforce the ERASMUS programme, in order to promote and facilitate the creation of first jobs for young people.
The Greek youth organisation states that the Erasmus programme is quite well known, but that- due to the crisis- Greek families are finding it increasingly difficult to afford a student doing an Erasmus year abroad.
In order to stimulate entrepreneurship among young people and encourage cross-border commercial cooperation in Europe,again at Parliament's instigation, we have set up an Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs, the results of which have been positive.
Although this was not one of its overt aims, the Erasmus programme succeeded in making students understand the very essence of the European Union: freedom of movement within this diverse yet united family.
I think that greater involvementof Northern Ireland's students, teachers and professors in EU exchanges and cooperation in the ERASMUS programme would also help to bring the larger European community and populations closer.
One possible measure would also be to extend the Erasmus programme, currently intended for students, to other socio-professional groups as well, such as young people without university qualifications or unemployed people included in professional retraining programmes. .
I remember with pleasure that when I visited the University of Warsaw,I had the opportunity to see a large number of German students in Poland who had the chance, through the Erasmus Programme, to acquire some knowledge of Polish and of Polish culture as well, in other words, what we would term as intercultural knowledge.