Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Qualifications acquired in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Mutual recognition of qualifications acquired abroad and at international level.
Insufficient understanding hampers‘trust' in the quality and content of qualifications acquired in another Member State.
Subject: Recognition of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning- the practical input of organized civil society.
Certificates and portfolios are an important element in the recognition of competences and qualifications acquired though non-formal means.
However, it also helps EU citizens holding qualifications acquired outside the European Union for instance a diploma from Canada or China.
The Professional Qualifications Directive, in essence, applies to EU citizens holding qualifications acquired in an EU Member State.
Another issue concerns the extent to which skills and qualifications acquired at one company may be"transferred" to another business in the same or different sector.
Member States should improve the recognition of qualifications, acquired knowledge and skills.
The arrangements for validating or recognising skills and/or qualifications acquired in the training system of the original Member State in which the beneficiaries are pursuing their training.
to Individual workers of qualifications acquired during continuing vocational training.
A Member State will recognize qualifications acquired in another Member State and permit their holder
Services should be set up to allow the recognition of qualifications acquired in the country of origin.
How can greater transparency of professional qualifications acquired at national level be ensured within the context of occupational and geographical mobility and the new framework of the Single European Market?
The Article supports the provision of information by authorised parties on the nature of qualifications acquired by a person through standardised documents.
A Member State which regulates a profession will recognize qualifications acquired in another Member State and permit their holder
processes that seek information on skills and qualifications acquired in formal, informal and non-formal settings.
At the workplace integration of immigrants can be promoted by the recognition of qualifications acquired in another country, by training opportunities that provide skills demanded at the workplace and policies
Pursuing lifelong and lifewide learning requires that individuals are able to combine and build on qualifications acquired in different settings,
Improve transparency and understanding of qualifications acquired in third-countries, through the revision of the European Qualifications Framework,(proposal for a Council recommendation adopted under the New Skills Agenda for Europe)
In the present case, it was common ground that the 1964 Order does not establish a procedure enabling qualifications acquired by Community nationals in other Member States to be assessed.
Common rules must also be established for the recognition of qualifications acquired in the country of origin, both for purposes of employment and for immigrants who wish to continue their studies.
A highly important step forward was taken when the Council adopted the Directive on the general system for the recognition of qualifications acquired after at least three years of university training.
Social Committee on Validation of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning- the practical input of organised civil society.
In fact who, in this House, has not been called upon to intervene in such an issue, to persuade national authorities to recognize qualifications acquired in another Member State?
validation of skills and qualifications acquired through non-formal and informal learning4 help workers
vocational training which may be impeded, amongst other things, by the non-recognition, for academic as opposed to professional purposes, of qualifications acquired in another Member State.
This proposal is the last in a set of measures giving every Community national the right to have qualifications acquired in one Member State recognized or taken into account by another Member State.
facilitating the recognition of different qualifications acquired under the various EU education and training systems.
of the EQF differ in that the EQF is not a tool granting rights to migrants for recognition of their qualifications acquired in one Member State with a view to exercising a regulated profession in another Member State.
their national education system, without taking into account qualifications acquired in another Member State or ascertaining whether they correspond to those required.