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Regional qualifications can boost jobs and competitiveness in the Mediterranean

Regional qualifications can boost jobs and competitiveness in the Mediterranean


11 December 2009 - Qualifications that are valid across the Mediterranean region could make young people more employable and help businesses be more competitive. This is one of the conclusions of the first event in a new ETF project Qualifications in the Mediterranean region which took place in Tunis, Tunisia on 9 – 10 December.
Regional qualifications can boost jobs and competitiveness in the Mediterranean

Regional qualifications can boost jobs and competitiveness in the Mediterranean


11 December 2009 - Qualifications that are valid across the Mediterranean region could make young people more employable and help businesses be more competitive. This is one of the conclusions of the first event in a new ETF project Qualifications in the Mediterranean region which took place in Tunis, Tunisia on 9 – 10 December.
Qualifications go regional as the workers do too

Qualifications go regional as the workers do too


4 December 2009 - Qualifications will start going regional when the ETF kicks off its new project on qualifications in the Mediterranean at a seminar in Tunis, Tunisia on December 9 - 10. The usual distinguished gathering of educationalists, officials from line ministries and experts from international organisations will be joined by employers from the tourism and building trades from Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia as well as a number of EU Member States at an event hosted by Tunisian teacher training organisation CENAFFIF..
Qualifications go regional as the workers do too

Qualifications go regional as the workers do too


4 December 2009 - Qualifications will start going regional when the ETF kicks off its new project on qualifications in the Mediterranean at a seminar in Tunis, Tunisia on December 9 - 10. The usual distinguished gathering of educationalists, officials from line ministries and experts from international organisations will be joined by employers from the tourism and building trades from Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia as well as a number of EU Member States at an event hosted by Tunisian teacher training organisation CENAFFIF..
E-Learning network explores future opportunities

E-Learning network explores future opportunities


20 November 2009 - Representatives from education and training institutions from nine countries in the Middle East and North Africa met on 18 and 19 November 2009 in Brussels to share follow-up measures to the MEDA ETE eLearning programme for teachers and trainers.
E-Learning network explores future opportunities

E-Learning network explores future opportunities


20 November 2009 - Representatives from education and training institutions from nine countries in the Middle East and North Africa met on 18 and 19 November 2009 in Brussels to share follow-up measures to the MEDA ETE eLearning programme for teachers and trainers.
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MEDA ETE Component 4 eLearning Portal The portal has been designed to support Component 4 community. It will also support the Component 4 related e-learning courseware design development and delivery which is going to be focused on development of eLearning for training in ICT and Technical and Vocational Education and TrainingMEDA ETE Component 4 eLearning Portal

 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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