Examples of using Recognition of skills and qualifications in English and their translations into Polish
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A better recognition of skills and qualifications.
make progress on facilitating recognition of skills and qualifications.
Enforce nation-wide recognition of skills and qualifications to promote labour mobility.
which can include language barriers or gaps in recognition of skills and qualifications.
A practical perspective on recognition of skills and qualifications.
Recognition of skills and qualifications and the improvement of working conditions are essential to worker's involvement.
validation and recognition of skills and qualifications have to be tracked and pursued.
Subject: Recognition of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning- the
One of its proposals concerns carrying out exploratory work on further synergies between EU tools for transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications.
Transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications to facilitate learning and labour mobility.
The social partners' common action framework for the recognition of skills and qualifications, lifelong learning and adult training are appropriate
implementing labour mobility agreements and agreements on portability of pensions and other social benefits as well as indicators of progress regarding recognition of skills and qualifications.
Recognition of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning- the
as well as improvements in the recognition of skills and qualifications, also those obtained outside the EU,
reinforced cooperation on portability of social security rights, and recognition of skills and qualifications.
To the members of the Study Group on Recognition of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning- the
best practices on understanding and recognition of skills and qualifications.
The importance of the recognition of skills and qualifications acquired during an exchange programme must be emphasised
future tools on transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications, including those for quality assurance,
validation and recognition of skills and qualifications, including those acquired through digital,
such as Knowledge Alliances and Sector Skills Alliances; instruments for facilitating the mutual recognition of skills and qualifications such as European Qualifications Frameworks; and better anticipation of skills and labour market needs through European Sector Skills Councils and the EU Skills Panorama.
address related questions such as the recognition of skills and qualifications, labour market access,
explore further synergies and the convergence of existing EU tools for transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications with the goal of forming a European Area of Skills
Increasing the recognition and transparency of skills and qualifications has an important role to play in matching the employability of youths searching for jobs with the needs of the market as well their mobility.
The continuing difficulties surrounding the recognition and transparency of skills and qualifications are hindering the development of the right mix of skills and qualifications as well as the mobility needed to achieve a closer match between skills
Facilitating validation of skills and recognition of qualifications is crucial to ensure that individuals' skills are used to their full potential.
workers in terms transparency and recognition of their skills and qualifications when moving within and between different EU Member States.
Arrangements must also be established jointly for the mutual recognition of qualifications, skills and experience and for the portability of pensions.
Cross-border and EU recognition of qualifications and skills will promote labour mobility and knowledge.