Examples of using Lifelong learning programmes in English and their translations into Czech
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Lifelong learning programmes also include the University of the Third Age.
I believe that the European Union andMember States must focus particular attention on lifelong learning programmes.
Nevertheless, the lifelong learning programmes should also focus on mature people.
Indeed, there needs to be as much participation as possible by women from every age group in lifelong learning programmes.
Selected lifelong learning programmes may be implemented as part of accredited degree programmes. .
The budget we have proposed operates a 9% increase in finances for lifelong learning programmes, reaching a total amount of 900,000,000 euros.
Lifelong learning programmes(LLP) provide university-type studies, but without the awarding of an academic degree.
The Parliament andCouncil Decisions establishing the'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes, adopted in 2006, already provided in principle for Swiss participation.
Some lifelong learning programmes may be carried out within the framework of accredited degree programmes. .
Understandably enough, Switzerland,which provides some of the financial backing for the'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes, now wishes to participate in these programmes. .
The EU's Lifelong Learning Programmes can- and already do- serve as perfect platforms for intercultural and interreligious dialogue.
The Commission welcomes the call for more European research in the field and for more efficient use of the existing financial tools,such as the structural funds and the lifelong learning programmes.
Lifelong learning programmes that give Roma suitable skills for employment and self-employment could be a useful tool in the fight against unemployment.
New possibilities for funding sport and physical activities have alsobeen opened up by various EU programmes, especially the lifelong learning programmes'Youth in action and'Europe for citizens.
With this in mind,I think that lifelong learning programmes, such as Erasmus or Leonardo da Vinci, must receive more substantial financial support from the authorities in the coming years.
LT Mr President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mrs Pack, andI agree entirely with her recommendations on the'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes and the participation of Switzerland in these.
After the establishment of the Youth in Action and Lifelong Learning programmes in 2006, a legal foundation was put in place for cooperation between Switzerland and the EU in this area.
DE Mr President, understandably enough, Switzerland,which provides some of the financial backing for the'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes, now wishes to participate in these programmes. .
Lifelong learning programmes should benefit not only young people but also older people, who will want to work for much longer and who can manage a solid workload and are highly skilled and highly motivated.
The agreement will allow Swiss education and youth organisations, as well as individual students, teachers andyoung people, to participate in the EU's Youth in Action and Lifelong Learning programmes on completely equal terms with EU citizens.
Lifelong learning programmes must be related to the economy and support entrepreneurship, enabling citizens to acquire the kind of knowledge that will help them establish, run and develop their own businesses.
Standards are very high compared to the EU, thanks to which the countryis participating in the Youth in Action and Erasmus Mundus lifelong learning programmes I also agree with the Commission's conclusions that Iceland is a stable democracy with strong institutions.
Initially, the legal bases for the EU education, training and youth programmes did not provide for participation by Switzerland, but this changed in 2006 when Parliament andthe Council adopted decisions establishing the 2007-2013 Youth in Action and Lifelong Learning programmes.
Nonetheless, in the 2011 budget, the increase in funds for lifelong learning programmes was pitiful, despite the claims in the EU 2020 strategy and despite the Member States' promise to invest in education for all citizens, regardless of age.
Young people, adults, immigrants andmanual labourers throughout Europe who have informally acquired skills that have never been recognised must be encouraged to participate in lifelong learning programmes, thus avoiding social and labour-market exclusion of these groups.
Switzerland participating in the 2007-2013'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes will give these programmes an additional impetus and will create opportunities for participant exchanges, for sharing experience, while, at the same time, preserving financial and other EU interests.
LT Mr President, rapporteur, I would like to thank you for your work andsay that I really support your recommendation that the European Parliament should approve the Council decision on Switzerland's participation in the'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning programmes, because the Commission's agreement with the Swiss authorities meets all the requirements, provisions and conditions.
In this respect we welcome the Lifelong Learning Programme 2007-2013.
In writing.- The lifelong learning programme helps finance education schemes like Erasmus.
I would like to draw particular attention to the Lifelong Learning Programme.