course in a specific occupation

specialised inter-cantonal course

updating of skills [ professional specialisation | retraining of skills | vocational upgrading | retraining(UNBIS) ]

skill training (specialisation)

(specialization) | skill training

Career Speciality Training

Aerodrome Safety Specialty Course

in-service training [ further training and instruction | on-the-job training | staff training ]

part-time study programme

vocational course

It is meant to apply to law enforcement officials of all ranks (police officers, border guards, customs officers and prosecutors) as well as other categories of law enforcement professionals such as personnel of relevant EU agencies and institutions, build upon existing training at national and EU level and be offered through modern learning tools, such as specialised courses, common curricula, web-based learning materials, and exchange programmes.

We also have facilities for job training, and we offer programs that range from adult basic education and wellness programming to job skills training.

− (IT) Considering that the risk of social exclusion in rural areas is greater for women than for men, and considering the significance of this, I strongly support this resolution, which draws attention to the role of women in agriculture and demands not only that women’s agricultural and non-agricultural professional competencies be given more prominence in business and regional development strategies, but also encourages incentives for the promotion of women’s involvement in the market by eliminating all types of discrimination, improving available training and access to post-graduate and specialist ...[+++]courses.

30. Calls for greater account to be taken, in company-level and regional-level development strategies, of women's agricultural and non-agricultural vocational skills; stresses how important it is for women farmers and other women in rural areas to be able to obtain qualifications and training as producers and entrepreneurs, and calls on the Commission and the Member States, in collaboration with regional and local authorities, rural organisations and women's and farmers' associations, to create incentives to promote women's participation in the labour force, to eliminate any discrimination against women at work, and to improve the training of women, including by promoting greater access to postgraduate training and specialist ...[+++]courses in educational establishments, to propose corresponding rural development measures under Axis 3 of the rural development programmes and to encourage existing initiatives; points out that these measures will contribute to the fight against social exclusion in rural areas and that the risk of falling into poverty is greater for women than for men;