Translation of "Vorhandene kenntnisse" in English

You can start from scratch or improve the skills you already have.

In this way already existing knowledge of quantummechanics gets fostered.

The Deutschinstitut offers the chance to learn German or deepen any knowledge you may already have.

Existing knowledge can be brought up to date in modern training centres.

Or do you want to deepen already existing knowledge?

It is important to consider the pre-existing skills of the learners.

For three days, women can try out various sports and consolidate existing skills among like-minded peers.

Ideal for kids to learn swimming and crawling economically or to expand existing swimming knowledge further.

The aim is to prepare, spread and implement such knowledge as efficiently as possible.

It is therefore important to encourage SMEs to absorb new and external knowledge for faster innovation.

The option of excluding background and of defining terms and conditions other than those established by the Rules remains.

It is important to maintain and deepen the nuclear knowledge of the new generations of nuclear scientists and engineers, through dissemination of experiments, results, interpretations and skills acquired in research and applied programmes.

A key success factor in reaching this situation has been the avoidance of reinventing the wheel and creating new organisations or programmes for Y2K, instead, organisations have based their preparations on existing expertise, mechanisms, and resources.

The possibility to exclude background and to define terms and conditions other than those established by the Rules continues but in a manner that is much more flexible and permits adjustments by participants as their project progresses.

Existing local expertise will be drawn on as much as possible to help reactivate the urban planning functions essential to rehabilitation and development of the urban infrastructure.

The optional subjects are not designed to give pupils vocational training but to improve the experience and knowledge they already have.

The development of the PETRA programme for young people is also a welcomed move and one which will contribute significantly to the work being undertaken for young people.

Mallet (1997) makes a similar observation pointing out that while the level of formal qualification might serve as a screening criterion in the re­cruitment decisions, wages are determined by the characteristics of the job. hence (in Mallet's own words) "devaluing human capital" in the work place.

Cur­rent wage and productivity reports for the date of the interview which was an aver­ employers were asked "Which of the two age of about one year after hiring. For

Employees benet because although their wages (before tax) decrease by 15 % (maximum), they are able to acquire new skills, or deepen their current capacities.

Surveys from around the EU show that there is general lack of awareness among SMEs about environmental issues, and where knowledge does exist, it is generally limited to concern about safety or individual environmental hazards.

This system­approach and fine­tuning method regain harmony with natural cycles and pheno­ applied to an urban area ­ and to the microclimatic mena by integrating knowledge into "considerate" conditions in it ­ may well improve the present

There are suggestions which can be made regarding contents of studies and regarding the methodology of research on families and children, but the most important point to make is that any future research should contribute to run studies on family issues by means of an integrated approach, making use of existing structures and knowledge.