Examples of using Retraining programme in English and their translations into French
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Miss Chan joined a job retraining programme.
All retraining programmes are open to applicants of both sexes.
Their participation in retraining programmes was lower.
Retraining programme launched in the Kyrgyz Republic 15 Dec. 2009.
The Government had therefore developed a broad-reaching vocational retraining programme.
Retraining programmes for workers with traditional skills were also defined by the agreement.
Increased practical support to concrete retraining programmes in 2005 and 2006; and.
In August 2000,the Government of Trinidad and Tobago formally reintroduced the Retraining Programme.
Retraining programmes, on the other hand, have been less successful with 85,000 participants by end April 1991.
This shortage of reliable skilled workers cannot be remedied through retraining programmes.
Retraining programmes were clearly needed, but the benefits were not always visible in the short term.
Support for the unemployed should be linked with skills acquisition and retraining programmes.
The Vocational Retraining Programme is relatively new: its implementation for Montevideo began on 1 December 1993.
Kyrgyzstan also participates in a NATO-supported retraining programme for released military personnel.
In this connection, some 2,242 members of the former Rwandese Government Forces have undergone a five-month retraining programme.
They were inserted into the retraining programme of the'Pedagogische Academies', which among other things simplified the administrative aspects.
Another way to clearly demonstrate how highly data collectors are valued, and at the same time increase their effectiveness,is to establish a retraining programme.
Ms. Kuenyehia enquired if retraining programmes were available to women who lacked marketable job skills.
A much more pressing concern was the Government's plan to downsize the public sector, which might lead to the loss of 550 jobs, i.e. one third ofthe country's paid jobs, although no redeployment or retraining programme had been introduced.
To design manpower retraining programmes, whether directly or under agreements with public or private bodies, national or foreign;