Language training is of paramount important in accessing job and study opportunities in a hosting country. EU countries are organising language training. Also, there multiple online courses and resources, including special applications, for individual and distant learning of foreign languages. More information by country below:
Vocational education and training systems vary significantly by country in the EU. This section will cover both school and work-based systems, including initial and post-secondary vocational education. Information by country will be added soon.
Some professions are strictly regulated in the EU, notably seven known as “sectoral” professions - doctor, nurse, dentist, midwife, pharmacist, architect, and veterinary surgeon.
Others are regulated at national level i.e., they are regulated in some countries, but not in others. Check here to see if your profession is regulated or not in the country where you wish to work:
There are two categories of profession in the EU, regulated and non-regulated. Regulated means access to the profession, and to practise it, requires possession of qualifications specified in law or other regulatory provisions. Most occupations in the EU are not regulated.
These sites have information on professional recognition – they may contain direction on either regulated or non-regulated professions or both.
