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30 June 2008 - Decentralisation and school autonomy: these are two of the main challenges Turkey has to tackle in order to adapt its labour market to the future needs of the Turkish society. Arjen Vos, ETF country manager for Turkey, considers –ahead of an international seminar on education to be held in the country- that a centralised system “was maybe good for the old Turkey, but it is no longer valid for a modern country”
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26 June 2008 - The peer review visit of the ETF project "National qualification frameworks' will take place in Rabat, Morocco, from 2 - 4 July 2008. |
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15 April 2008 - “The cross-cutting issue for this conference is the sustainability of the project outputs and the networks established in the framework of the MEDA-ETE project since 2005,” ETF Director Muriel Dunbar stated in her welcome to the 100 participants at the Annual Forum of the MEDA-ETE project. |
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27 March 2008 - Last week, almost 100 trainers from public and private institutions in nine Mediterranean countries participated in Sestri-Levante, Italy, in an “on line” course designed for teachers and trainers in the framework of the MEDA-ETE programme. |
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MEDA ETE in brief
The Education and Training for Employment (ETE) is a regional project that is implemented within the Barcelona process, which has identified education and training as some of the main tools to favour the economic and social development of the MEDA region and to achieve the goals of competitive economies in open markets that are set up in the political agenda of the Euro-Mediterranean region.
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