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    Highlights - The ETF in 2005
    2006
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    This edition of the ETF Highlights describes a selection of ETF activities carried out in 2005. Forward looking as always, its contents are loosely grouped around the four themes that will form the backbone of the 2006 Advisory Forum conference ‘Skills for Progress’.

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    Building partnerships in education and training
    2005
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    This publication describes what kinds of services the ETF can offer and how and to what extent these can be utilised by individual Member States, groups of Member States and third parties.

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    Highlights - The ETF in 2003
    2003
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    An overview of the highlights of ETF activities in 2003. How ETF activities on the ground can...

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    Education and Media: a partnership for progress
    2005
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    Educational institutions and media professionals need to corporate and cover educational news better, summarises a new handbook released by the ETF. Entitled “Education and media: a partnership for progress,” the publication is a follow-up to a seminar on the role of the media in the distribution of education and training news organised by the ETF.

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    Ten years of the ETF
    2004
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    The publication, produced for the tenth anniversary of the ETF, includes a full review of the first years of the agency, since its establishment in Turin in 1994, and of its development into the centre of expertise in vocational education and training reform it is today.

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    Highlights - The ETF in 2004
    2005
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    2004 was a momentous year for Europe and for the ETF. The European Union welcomed ten new members, previously ETF's partners, after a decade of hard work and preparations. And in July 2004 Muriel Dunbar took over as director from Peter de Rooij.

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