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The International Test of English Proficiency or iTEP is a language assessment tool that measures the English skills of non native English speakers.

The Roma population, indeed, has 41 seasonal workers, 33.5 lack any professional skills, 38.7 are illiterate.

But even women who arrive with no higher education or professional skills create an action plan.

Paul Alan Hunter (14 October 1978 9 October 2006) was an English professional snooker player.

Women in the shelter were entitled to hold work permits and were offered training in such areas as professional makeup artistry, manicure and pedicure techniques, English and computer skills in order to broaden their employment opportunities in Israel and at home.

One teacher says, I am offering my skills in English to let them speak for their rights.

New community centres, supported by UNESCO, to open initially in five districts, will offer classes in literacy, professional skills programmes.

Liverpool is a semi professional English football club set up by 1,000 Liverpool Football Club fans in 2008.

Capacity building amongst UNRWA staff will be achieved through targeted professional training as well as improving managerial, administrative and language skills

difficulties in the area of finances, housing or legal issues, residence status, low level of education and lack of professional skills.

Library staff skills, and consequently quality of service, varied widely between locations, depending on the level of professional and technical training available.

John George Terry (born 7 December 1980 in Barking) is an English professional footballer who plays for and captains Chelsea.

It is important to note that all Professional vacancy announcements are issued in both English and French, with no exceptions.

Michael Carrick (born 28 July 1981) is an English professional footballer who plays and is the vice captain for Manchester United.

In big cities, moreover, anew urban class is emerging advanced and modernized Russians with good professional skills who feel at ease in the globalized world.

Moreover, the Japanese language is not widely spoken, and Japan s meager English language skills make it difficult to attract international talent to its universities.

There existed some types of professional secondary schools in former Yugoslavia, four year technical school that combined general and professional skills and gave its graduates a technician's diploma, as well as a three year course for a degree of skilled worker.

My legal and political analysis, my correspondence as well as the reports I write in both French and English show a very high standard of my drafting skills.

In European countries, many traditional support tasks had been eliminated or subsumed into the job descriptions of professional level staff, thanks largely to the wider prevalence of information technology skills.

Encouraged by her mother, Ms. Watanabe set her sights on new shores. It was a completely new working environment, but her English skills and MBA proved to be invaluable.

And it would address real needs in the Southern Mediterranean countries improving professional skills, reducing the pressure on the local labor market, creating businesses and jobs as well as in Europe.

Norway welcomed the Director General designate and trusted that he would seek steadily to improve UNIDO's managerial and financial performance as well as updating the staff's professional expertise and technical skills.

This alarmed his subjects, not only because of the trouble soldiers caused in the towns, but because it was against the English tradition to keep a professional army in peacetime.

Concerning quality expertise and skills of professional staff OIOS observed that in most of the subregional offices there was a mismatch between the expertise available and the actual development priorities of the respective subregions.

Following the legalisation of professional football by the Football Association in 1885, the English Football League was established in 1888, after a series of meetings initiated by Aston Villa director William McGregor.

Reporting requirements are onerous and often impose huge administrative burdens on developing countries, which must devote the scarce skills of educated, English speaking personnel to writing reports for donors rather than running programs.

In total, the investigation team consisted of 11 male and female investigators from nine nationalities and with varied professional skills there were at least six investigators on the ground in Bunia at any given time.

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Moreover, the ADB s support includes skills development, particularly to foster skills required by the infrastructure sectors, and strengthening skills design and delivery systems.

118. Notes the importance of the Graphic Design Unit in communicating the messages of the United Nations, and requests the Secretary General to present proposals to enhance professional skills in this Unit in his next budget submission

However, the professional skills of women workers are lower than that of male workers, and women accounted for ¾ of the unskilled job (according to 2001 survey by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and ILO).

An educated mother, well equipped with the knowledge of health skills, agricultural skills, accounting skills and many other skills is a woman that will direct the health of herself, her family and the nation.

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