Examples of using Learning sector in English and their translations into Slovak
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Financing the adult learning sector.
An Efficient Adult Learning Sector Forms the Basis for the Action Plan.
Improve the monitoring of adult learning sector.
The adult learning sector touches all the other education sectors. .
A lot happened in August in the adult learning sector across Europe.
Developments in the adult learning sector must be mainstreamed into the ongoing process of modernisation in education and training.
A lot happened in August in the adult learning sector across Europe.
The Committee would also suggest that studies and recommendations be prepared on the status ofcivil society volunteers working within the adult learning sector.
A lot happened in August in the adult learning sector across Europe.
The Council Resolution on a renewed European Agenda for Adult Learning of201121 established priorities for developing the adult learning sector.
The Action Plan aims to help strengthen the adult learning sector in order to be able to use its full capacity.
Its primary purposeis to serve as a resource for monitoring the adult learning sector.
It identifies the key competencesrequired by different professionals working in the adult learning sector, including not only teaching, but also management and programme development.
This requires continued efforts of coordination and partnership between different learning sectors.
EPALE aims to build an online community for the adult learning sector and adult learning professionals.
The Committee regrets the lack of any clear statement on the participation of adult learners andon bodies lobbying on their behalf within the adult learning sector.
EPALE aims to build an online community for the adult learning sector and adult learning professionals.
The term‘adult learning professional' encompasses a wide range of people and organisations(including networks, groups and volunteers)who work in the adult learning sector.
The consultation process and evidence from studies and research into this field show that a strong andefficient adult learning sector comprises a set of key elements that are strongly interconnected.
The analysis covers the developments in education funding from pre-primary to tertiary level andprovides an overview of the main trends in the adult learning sector.
It's here to help you work together to improve the quality and provision of adult learning in Europe,establish a strong pan-European Adult Learning sector and enable you, as adult education professionals and multipliers, to reach out to all adults.
What is at stake obviously varies between different learning sectors(i.e. compulsory education, higher education, vocational education and training and adult education) and non-formal and informal learning. .
Improve the quality of provision in the adult learning sector.
The Committee would urge that a feasibility study be conducted with a view to establishing, as part of the action plan,a specialized European infrastructure in the adult learning sector, with a focus on non-vocational adult learning and thus complementing the work carried out by specialised bodies such as CEDEFOP and the European Training Foundation(ETF).
The site is aimed at teachers, trainers, researchers, academics,policy-makers and professionals working within the adult learning sector across Europe.
The Committee notes that indications of welcome moves for a potential opening of the ESF and the lifelong learning programme presuppose considerable shifts in emphasis at the expense of the priorities that have been in place to date, andwill also require governments to use their own resources in the adult learning sector.
Communities of practice are online groupswhere people with similar interests from the adult learning sector can get together.