Traduction de «Partecipazione ai corsi » (Italien → Anglais) :

school attendance [ absence from school | attendance at school | class attendance | school absence | truancy ]

shareholding [ controlling interest | equity interest | equity investment | equity ownership | equity participation | holding in a company | majority holding | participating interest | Equity participation(STW) ]

Confederation's contribution to VET/PET costs

political involvement

fall in prices

three-lane carriageway | three-lane road

compile theoretical and practical exams for vocational courses | develop vocational course assessments | develop assessments used in vocational courses | prepare examinations for vocational courses

provide consultancy service on training courses | provide information on possible training options | advise on training courses | provide guidance on training courses

In its present form the Directive itself does not give any precise indication what these integration measures should entail and how should they be applied and they are used in some Member States only. Three Member States use these measures as a condition before admission to the territory requiring the family members to pass language tests, test on the knowledge of the host society or to sign a contract obliging them to take civic and if needed, linguistic courses upon entry. Other Member States require family members to undertake certain obligations only upon entry such as participation ...[+++] in integration (mainly language) courses.

Expand and improve investment in human capital through: the establishment of efficient lifelong learning strategies, according to European commitments, including appropriate incentives and cost-sharing mechanisms for enterprises, public authorities and individuals, in particular to significantly reduce the number of pupils leaving school early; increased access to initial vocational, secondary and higher education, including apprenticeships and entrepreneurship training ; and enhanced participation in continuous and workplace training throughout the life-cycle, especially for the low-skilled and older workers (Integrated guideline No 2 ...[+++]2).

Examples of such measures are the increase and improvement in effectiveness of investments in education; the reduction of early school leavers and of low achievers; and increased participation in mathematics, science, technology and engineering studies.

In its present form the Directive itself does not give any precise indication what these integration measures should entail and how should they be applied and they are used in some Member States only. Three Member States use these measures as a condition before admission to the territory requiring the family members to pass language tests, test on the knowledge of the host society or to sign a contract obliging them to take civic and if needed, linguistic courses upon entry. Other Member States require family members to undertake certain obligations only upon entry such as participation ...[+++] in integration (mainly language) courses.