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Les 55 institutions (dont des organisations patronales, des associations commerciales et des centres de formation) proposeront quelque 650 formations visant à renforcer les compétences et l'emploi tout en réduisant le taux de chômage élevé affiché dans les îles Canaries. Parmi les thèmes couverts figurent les langues et la sécurité au travail ainsi que les ressources humaines, la gestion de la qualité et la gestion d'entreprise.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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Das Arbeitsamt der Kanarischen Inseln stellt 6 Millionen EUR zur Verfügung, um mehr als 10 000 Menschen Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten anzubieten, mit denen sie ihre beruflichen Fähigkeiten und Beschäftigungschancen verbessern können. Rund 650 Kurse werden in 55 Einrichtungen angeboten, darunter auch Arbeitgebervereinigungen, Handelskammern und Ausbildungszentren, um Fähigkeiten und die Beschäftigung zu fördern, während gleichzeitig die hohe Arbeitslosigkeit gesenkt werden soll, die auf den Kanaren herrscht. Es werden unter anderem Kurse zu Themenbereichen wie Sprachen, Sicherheit am Arbeitsplatz und Personalwesen, aber auch Qualitätssicherung und Betriebswirtschaft angeboten. Eine eigens eingerichtete Webseite bietet den potenziellen Teilnehmern eine Übersicht der verschiedenen Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten, für die sie sich direkt online anmelden können. Auch wenn dieses Angebot allen Interessierten zur Verfügung steht, werden benachteiligte Gruppen vorrangig angenommen; dazu gehören Frauen, geringqualifizierte Arbeitnehmer, ältere Arbeitssuchende und Menschen mit Behinderung.
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El Servicio Canario de Empleo ha destinado 6 millones de euros a impartir cursos a más de 10 000 personas para mejorar su cualificación y sus oportunidades laborales. En el proyecto participan 55 entidades — desde organizaciones patronales hasta asociaciones sectoriales y centros de formación — que ofrecerán cerca de 650 cursos, destinados a reforzar las capacidades y aumentar la empleabilidad, con el objetivo de reducir la alta tasa de desempleo existente en Canarias. Entre las temáticas que se tratarán destacan los idiomas, la seguridad en el trabajo, los recursos humanos, la calidad y la administración de empresas. Los solicitantes podrán, además, acceder a una página web en la que consultar todos los cursos que se ofrecen e inscribirse en línea.Aunque los cursos están abiertos a todo el mundo, se dará prioridad a los grupos más vulnerables, como mujeres, personas con baja cualificación, solicitantes de empleo de edades avanzadas y personas con discapacidad.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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The Canary Islands’ employment services has committed EUR 6 million to provide training opportunities to over 10 000 people – thus improving their skills and employability. In all 55 institutions – including employer organisations, trade associations and training centres – will offer some 650 courses aimed at boosting skills and employment while reducing the high unemployment rate in the Canaries. Languages and occupational safety as well as human resources, quality and business management are among the topics available; and a dedicated website allows prospective applicants to see the range of training opportunities on offer and apply online. While open to all, priority is given to more vulnerable groups such as women, the low-skilled, older jobseekers and those with disabilities.
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