Examples of using Competence development in English and their translations into Slovak
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JNTC Competence development 1.2.
It is very important for us to offer our employees continuous competence development.
Progress report- competence development tracking at 360° repetition.
Some instruments aremore specifically geared towards individual resourcing of competence development΄".
It is a basis for a coherent approach to competence development, in school and in vocational training.
Continual competence development of the employees and their involvement in fulfilling the targets;
It noted that the experience gained in missions contributes to competence development for law enforcement personnel.
It manages internal/external competence development training(university education, conferences, customer and visitor information, and talent programs).
The network aims to improveaid effectiveness through enhanced donor cooperation in competence development and training.
Issues you must address can range from competence development of staff to technical protection against computer fraud.
The LEVEL5 system which is specifically designed to assess personal,social and organisational competence developments in.
Another SEK 500 million is being earmarked for competence development to achieve and increase in the number of teachers with doctorates.
ETwinning's 2016 Monitoring Report:‘‘Monitoring eTwinning Practice-A pilot project guiding teachers' competence development”.
Hydro Professional Program: Support competence development, and build network across the value chain for our top talent specialists.
She has a long-term experience in the fieldof human rights management in various IKEA organizations, she also worked as a Competence Development Manager.
European Commission, Supporting teacher competence development for better learning outcomes, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 2013.
Adult learning(both in terms of quantity and quality) is also important for the competence development of the medium and high-skilled people.3.
To discuss how to empower and enable the competence development of young people in appropriate ways(with a specific focus on the use of it in the young person's daily life and reality).
However, while VISTA is a competition, the main objective is to encourage teamwork, build team spirit and pride,and encourage self-improvement and competence development.
But there is stillmuch to be done to support teachers' competence development, to update assessment methods, and to introduce new ways of organising learning.
Even though VISTA is a competition, the main objectives are to encourage teamwork, build team spirit and pride,as well as encourage self-improvement and competence development.
Adopting a comprehensive approach to competence development, encompassing curricula, learning materials, teacher training, personalised learning, and assessment techniques.
Even though VISTA is a competition, the main objectives are to encourage teamwork to build team spirit and pride,while also inspiring self-improvement and competence development.
While good progress has been made in adapting school curricula,there is still much to be done to support teachers' competence development, to update assessment methods, and to introduce new ways of organising learning.
Examples of such support include boosting competence development and intercultural learning through school partnerships, mobility and e-Twinning projects under Erasmus+; strengthening peer learning on the careers and professional development of teachers and school leaders; and setting up a new support mechanism to help Member States seeking assistance in designing and implementing education reforms.
BOX 2 COOPERATION WITH OTHER ORGANISATIONS The Development and Cooperation DG-EuropeAid cooperates with other international organisations through the Joint Donors Competence Development Network(Train4Dev).
Work together to complete the development of comprehensive national lifelong learning strategies,focusing on partnerships with stakeholders, competence development of low-skilled adults, measures to extend access to lifelong learning and integrate lifelong learning services(guidance, validation etc.).
Funding is 3.8 million EURO a year including 2.7 million directly to the local co-operative development centers and0.9 million directed at national projects for example Lärka- competence development for co-operative consultants.
Drawing on progress achieved in the Copenhagen process, the Commission will present in 2011:a Communication on the implementation of lifelong learning strategies and competence development; a European policy handbook setting out a framework for lifelong learning implementation; and a renewed action plan for adult learning.
Work together to complete the development of comprehensive national lifelong learning strategies covering all levels from early childhood education through to adult learning,and focusing on partnerships with stakeholders, competence development of low-skilled adults, measures to extend access to lifelong learning and integrate lifelong learning services(guidance, validation etc.).
