Examples of using Comett programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The detailed arrangements for the Comett programme are contained in the Annex.
Comett programme, and university industry coopera tion in advanced training.
The countries of the European Free Trade Association(EFTA)are already involved in the Comett programme.
Comett programme: university-industry cooperation in training for the new technologies.
The funds estimated as necessary for the implementation of the Comett programme amount to 45 million ECU.
Comett programme: university-industry cooperation in train ing for the new technologies.
Notice of invitation to tender issued by the Commission concerning par ticipation in the evaluation of the Comett programme.
The Comett programme shall consist of two phases: a preparatory phase(1986) and an operational phase 1987 to 1989.
Total aid to be committed under Sections C andD will not exceed 30% of the overall budget allocated to the Comett programme.
The delay to the Comett programme is really regrettable, and moreover it is being held up by just one Member State.
Total aid to be committed under this Section Β will not exceed 50% of the overall budget allocated to the Comett programme.
The Comett programme for cooperation between universities and industry in the field of advanced technological training is a fine example of this.
The expenditure to be committed under this Section E will not exceed 3% of the overall budget allocated to the Comett programme.
The Commission shall ensure that the Comett programme is consistent with the other Commu nity research and development action already programmed. .
Following opinions from Parliament' and the Economic and Social Commit tee,2on 5 December the Council approved the Comett programme.
The Comett programme of cooperation between business and industry will enable some 7 800 technology students to train with a firm in another European country.
Additionally, there is a Programme Section D which is involved with the development, promotion andevalua tion of the Comett programme.
If the committee delivers a negative opinion on any aspect of finalization of the Comett programme, the Commission shall amend its initial draft to take account of the committee's opinion.
Community action programmes in the field of vocational training have made enormous progress since 1987 in the wake of the adoption of the Comett programme.
On 23 December the Commission published a notice calling for proposals for the second round of the Comett programme to give interested parties the necessary time to locate partners and develop proposals.2.
Objectives The main objective of the Comett programme is the im provement of training in advanced technology, the devel opment of highly qualified human resources and the en hancement of the competitiveness of European industry.
At its meeting of 9 June 1986 in Luxembourg the Council adopted a common posi tion on the proposal for a Decision adopting the Comett programme cooperation between universities and enterprises regarding training in the field of technology.
If you are interested in taking part in the Comett programme, or would simply like more information, write to the Comett information centres to be found in every EC Member State listed in Annex 7.
The Commission shall submit a report to the European Parliament, the Council and the Economic andSocial Committee by 31 October 1988 on experience in implementing the Comett programme, together with a proposal regarding the arrangements for continuing it, if appropriate.
Through the Comett programme, the European Commission offers scholarships for students attending a university in one Member State who take up an inhouse traineeship for work experience in a company in another EC country.
In its report, the Commission points out that, with a total budget of ECU 41.8 million in 1993, the Comett programme consolidated its network of universityindustry cooperation and contributed to the enrichment, transparency and quality of advanced technology training.
Whereas the Comett programme should be one of the extensions of social dialogue and open to both sides of industry in the spirit of the joint opinion of 6 March 1987 on the training and motivation of workers in the context of technological change;
Whereas the Council adopted,by Decision 86/365/ EEC('), the Comett programme strengthening industry-university cooperation in education and training including the encouragement of distance learning, and the Comett programme would benefit from improvements in the technologies, tools, equipment and infrastructure required to support distance learning;
The Comett programme comprises a range of transnational projects to strengthen and encourage cooperation between universities and enterprises within the European framework in regard to both initial and ongoing training in response to technological change and social changes.
Within the framework of the Comett programme the projects which are to receive Community assistance will be chosen on the basis of, in particular, their stimulative and exemplary character, and their contribution to the achievement of the objectives set out in Article 3 of the Decision.
