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"Education and training are the cornerstones for achievement of the Europe 2020 goals. The existing inequalities in education and training systems need to be removed and the Member States must develop increasingly effective strategies for lifelong learning. In addition, these strategies should be provided with a budget at the national level as well as within the framework of the medium-term financial framework.
Education has a significant impact and affects all age groups:
Language skills and multilingualism should, in particular, be promoted at an early age. They not only increase access to the labour market in the future but also increase training opportunities and contribute to cultural exchange. A comprehensive offering of languages in schools is one way to achieve this goal.
Particular attention should be paid to young people, since unemployment in the EU has risen above 20% and is even 50% in some Member States. I therefore support the call to reduce the number of early school leavers, increase training opportunities and simplify integration into the world of work for young people. Access to learning must be expanded, for instance, by promoting exchange programmes between pupils, students and teachers.
However, the opportunity for learning later in life should also be given, for the purpose of solidarity between generations, in order to encourage lifelong learning."@en1
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"(Written statement abbreviated in accordance with Rule 149)"1
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