Übersetzung für "Kompetenzen erweitern" in Englisch

The crisis must absolutely not be used to extend EU competences.

This is a unique opportunity to broaden both your cultural knowledge and language proficiency.

What can I do to kinda enhance my skill set?

Development opportunities to develop new technologies and to expand your own competencies.

And to continuously expand your know-how and your competencies?

As part of a three- to six-month foreign assignment, you will be able to expand your intercultural skills.

In addition to interdisciplinary expertise, you'll also gain social skills and improve your English.

Memberships offer the opportunity of broadening our own competences.

How do interactive situations improve production and even promote skills in a foreign language?

By co-operating with third parties the PES can focus several complementary capabilities thus widening their range of services.

More than ever, all Europeans need to continually update their skills and professional competences.

We are constantly striving to broaden our competences and gain new professional experience.

Professional development courses in Germany offer you an opportunity to improve your skills and experience Germany.

We strengthen players in civil society in their organizational and personnel-related competencies and expand their access to resources.

The pupils were encouraged to work independently and develop their own social and personal skills.

Expand your knowledge base and your competencies without having to invest years into a degree program.

Create competences – enlarge knowledge!

The centers of the UKE link our medical, therapeutic and scientific competences and continually extend them.

In order to achieve this, we are constantly seeking to further our expertise and competency.

Is there any specific training that you would recommend to physicians and pharmacists who wish to acquire more competency in the subject?

We offer opportunities to continue to expand your personal and professional skill set.

As rapporteur for the report on the European year of life-long learning, I know how important the Grundtvig III action is, which supports life-long learning for young people without adequate basic training and also for adults who want and need to widen their knowledge and abilities.

As we are all aware of the tendency that this eminent institution has to continuously extend its powers, we might be justified in fearing that it may drift off course and go against the principle of subsidiarity.

The Commission has made no effort to extend or increase its competences and powers, but we did accept this suggestion, because we see the usefulness of there being a European stockpile strategy to the same standards as the World Health Organisation stockpile.

An attempt was made to extend these competences in the European Convention and we made some progress.

What the Finnish story indicates is that the more promising paths to development do not involve adding value to your raw materials – but adding capabilities to your capabilities.

To fulfil this goal, there is a clear need for developing knowledge, skills and competence to provide the required scientific state of the art independent and reliable expertise in support to the Union's policies in the domains of nuclear reactor and fuel cycles safety, nuclear safeguards and security.