Examples of using Basic qualification in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The study was based upon two basic qualification courses: waiter/waitress and sales.
Every year, 10 to 15% of students drop out of school without basic qualifications.
This focuses on the basic qualifications an individual needs to be equipped with in a knowledge-intensive society.
Note: Within lhe concept of"key qualifications" Mertens makes a distinction between basic qualifications.
The fact is,it could be almost anyone who meets the basic qualifications to be President, because, legally.
Special efforts should be targeted by Member States at those young people leaving school with no diploma or basic qualifications.
Counts Third Class was the basic qualification to obtain entrance into the Senate and including the governorship of a province and other lower offices.
Whatever your circumstance,you may be able to start your career in this field with basic qualification and training.
Between 2000 and2003 the number of workers without basic qualifications fell to 8.6% and those with basic, secondary and higher levels of education all increased.
Ensure that people on the margins of society haveaccess to adult education, especially older people and those without basic qualifications;
Number of doctors,who are nationals of one Member State and obtained their basic qualification in another, whose authorization to practise was issued in 1978.
Encouraging young people to stay in education andinitial training longer to minimise the number entering the labour market without adequate basic qualifications;
Called upon the Council to ensure that all citizens are well equipped with basic qualifications, especially those linked with ICTs and in particular groups such as unemployed women; and.
Spain has also introduced a new form of initial vocational training in 1 990 which aims to develop basic knowledge and basic qualifications for future occupations.
Does not include those Community nationals who acquired their basic qualification in a Member State whose nationality they do not possess but in which they were authorized to practise these are migrant students rather than migrant doctors.
Fostering the integration of young people on the labour market, with the emphasis on those without basic qualifications or any training'EmploymentYouthstart.
Does not include Community nationals who acquired their basic qualification in a Member State whose nationality they do not possess but in which they were authorized to practise these are migrant sutdents rather than migrant dental practitioners.
EmploymentYouthstart: to further the integration of young people into the labour market,in particular those who have no basic qualifications or training ECU 441 million.
This table, as the heading suggests,docs not include Community nationals who acquired their basic qualification in a Member State whose nationality they do not possess but in which they were authorized to practise these are migrant students rather than migrant midwives.
Table 4- Number of midwives who are Community nationals and obtained authorization in 1984,under the Directives, to practise in one of the Member States listed at the head of the columns below, after their basic qualification in another.
NB: This tabic, as the heading suggests,does not include Community nationals who acquired their basic qualification in a Member State whose nationality they do not possess but in which they were authorized to practise these are migrant students rather than migrant nurses.
The second way out would be to change the law itself in such a manner as to make preparation for college education not a difficult alternative but, rather,a possibility equivalent to the basic qualifications in areas corresponding to those of college programs.
All young people who leave the education system without a basic qualification should be provided a second chance through the provision of an entitlement to obtain basic vocational qualification, within five years of their leaving compulsory full-time education.
Notwithstanding that and at least for a reasonable period of time,it seems that companies will not be able to reduce their basic qualification costs unless there is an enormous public investment in education.
Thus, the curriculum for secondary education would comprise basic qualifications corresponding to the occupational groups and programs to strengthen the general studies the return of the plural form! in the biomedical, social, exact and technological sciences; humanities and philosophy; languages and other areas.
Opinion number 76/75 stated there was no intention to eliminate the 130 professional qualifications already approved by Opinion number 45/72, butto group them into certain basic qualification families such as health, building, electronics, administration, business, among others.
According to Law No. 10,507/2002 and Order No. 243/2015,as well as being a requirement for the profession, the basic qualification course for the training of CHAs is also a teaching module for initial professional qualification to allow staff to perform the day-to-day activities of disease prevention and health promotion through individual, collective domiciliary or community actions.
Table 1- Number of doctors who are Community nationals and obtained authorization in 1984, under the doctors Directives,to practise in one of the Member States listed at the head of the columns below, after obtaining their basic qualification in another1.
The first one would be the continuation of Act 5.692/71 unchanged,re-construing it through the new opinions issued by the CFE that would approve the basic qualification programs, eliminating the qualifications in force until then, in order to prevent misinterpretations.
Table 4- Number of midwives who are Community nationals and obtained authorization in 1986, under the midwives Directives,to practise in one of the Member States listed at the head of the columns below, after obtaining their basic qualification in another1.