The Intermediary Sample Clauses

The Intermediary. ORGANISATION We confirm that this proposed training programme agreement is approved. Coordinator’s signature Date L’ORGANISME D’ACCUEIL / THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION We confirm that this proposed training programme is approved. On completion of the training programme the organisation will issue […a Certificate …] to the participant Coordinator’s signature Date Quality Commitment Obligations of the Sending Organisation • Choose the appropriate target countries and host country partners, project durations and placement content to achieve the desired learning objectives. • Select the participating trainees or teachers and other professionals by setting up clearly defined and transparent selection criteria. • Define the envisaged learning outcomes of the mobility period in terms of knowledge, skills and competences to be developed. • If you send learners or teachers and other professionals who face barriers to mobility, special arrangements for those individuals must be made (eg those with special learning needs or those with physical disabilities). • Prepare participants in collaboration with partner organisations for the practical, professional and cultural life of the host country, in particular through language training tailored to meet their occupational needs. • Manage the practical elements around the mobility, taking care of the organisation of travel, accommodation, necessary insurances, safety and protection, visa applications, social security, mentoring and support, preparatory visits on-site etc • Establish the Learning Agreement with the participant trainee or teacher and the host organisation to make the intended learning outcomes transparent for all parties involved • Establish assessment procedures together with the host organization to ensure the validation and recognition of the knowledge, skills and competences acquired • Establish Memoranda of Understanding between the competent bodies if you use ECVET for the mobility • Establish appropriate communication channels to be put in place during the duration • Establish a system of monitoring the mobility project during its duration • When necessary for special learning needs or physical disabilities, use accompanying persons during the stay in the host country, taking care of practical arrangements • Arrange and document together with the host organization, the assessment of the learning outcomes, picking up on the informal and non-formal learning where possible. Recognize learning outcomes whic...
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The Intermediary. The limited Company LeasePlan Fleet Management NV, insurance agent registered with the FSMA under number 12381 A. Registered offices Xxxxxxxxxxxxx 0, 0000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx - RPR Brussels – VAT BE 0424 632 148 – xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xx – xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx
The Intermediary. Because the output produced by the agricultural sector is at the same time the input purchased by the intermediary, the production function of the latter corresponds to a Leontief production function. For simplicity this function is represented as: q (g)  q f (g)

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