The Impact of the European Funds Over Human Resource From Romanian Pre-university Schooling
Abstract
The aim of this paper I had was that such training courses are not publicized and not all the teachers know them. This matter confines some schools and does not access European funds because they do not have the proper trained teachers. That is why, throughout the research, I encountered prestigious high schools from Suceava which did not implement such programs and do not know their benefits. I think that the implementation of such programs leads to increasing the rate of graduation, to reducing school abandonment, to lowering the absenteeism. All these problems from the Romanian educational system might be eliminated and our country wouldn’t be at the bottom of the list, amongst the European countries. The objectives of 2020 Strategy wish to eliminate or at least reduce these problems that can be found, more or less, in almost every European country. The education section from Romania is used by the government’s strategy so as to full fit the objectives of Europe 2020. Almost every UE objective concentrates on improving the education sector, because of its impact on economic growth by employment, on the relevant abilities development and personal development. If present estimations prove to be right, the number of the students will significantly decrease and it will result in the need of an educational reform quality, efficiency, equity and relevance.
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