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Conclusions of the Council and the ministers for education meeting within the Council of 14 December 1989 on a possible change in the Statute of the European School and on the utilization of their pedagogical experience
Date: 1989-12-14
Institutions: Council of the European Union, Representatives of the Governments of the Member States
Subjects: European school, teaching method













EUR-Lex - 41990X0206(01) - EN






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41990X0206(01)

Conclusions of the Council and the ministers for education meeting within the Council of 14 December 1989 on a possible change in the Statute of the European School and on the utilization of their pedagogical experience  


Official Journal C 027 , 06/02/1990 P. 0003 - 0003 





CONCLUSIONS OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  MINISTERS FOR EDUCATION MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL of 14 December 1989 on a possible change in the  Statute of the European School and on the utilization of their pedagogical experience (90/C  27/02)THE COUNCIL AND THE MINISTERS FOR EDUCATION, MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL, Following a first  exchange of views on the Commission communcations concerning a change in the Statute of the  European Schools and the utilization of their pedagogical experience in the educational systems of  the Member States, INVITE the Education Committee, in the light of the conclusions of the Board of  Governors of the European Schools (which should emerge from the meeting on 30 and 31 January 1990),  to report to them, according to the existing procedures and in time for the next meeting of the  Council and Ministers on the various aspects of a possible change in the Statute of the European  Schools, and on the available options for a better utilization of the Schools' pedagogical  experience.
Conclusions of the Council and the ministers for education meeting within the Council of 14 December 1989 on relations with Central and Eastern European countries in the field of education and training
Date: 1989-12-14
Institutions: Council of the European Union, Representatives of the Governments of the Member States
Subjects: Central and Eastern European countries, EU programme, education policy, vocational training













EUR-Lex - 41990X0206(03) - EN






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41990X0206(03)

Conclusions of the Council and the ministers for education meeting within the Council of 14 December 1989 on relations with Central and Eastern European countries in the field of education and training  


Official Journal C 027 , 06/02/1990 P. 0007 - 0007 





CONCLUSIONS OF THE COUNCIL AND THE MINISTERS FOR  EDUCATION MEETING WITHIN THE COUNCIL of 14 December 1989 on relations with Central and Eastern  European countries in the field of education and training (90/C  27/04)1.    The Community  and its Member States expressed their desire to strengthen cooperation with Central and Eastern  European countries which intend to base themselves on the principles of democracy, pluralism and  the rule of law. 2.    The fields of education and training are of particular importance in this  respect, both in order to develop closer links between the Community and those countries and in  order to assist them in implementing the reforms initiated. 3.    The Council and the Ministers for  Education took note of the conclusions of the Strasbourg European Council in which the Council of  Ministers was instructed to:-  take the appropriate decisions to allow nationals of the countries  of Central and Eastern Europe to take part in a number of educational and training programmes  similar to Community programmes,-take, at the beginning of 1990, the requisite decisions for the  setting-up of a European Vocational Training Foundation. 4.    The Ministers welcomed the meeting  they had already had with the Hungarian and Polish Ministers for Education. 5.    They took note of  the Commission's intentions in this area. They stressed that the detailed arrangements to be  adopted, on the basis of Commission proposals, would have to take the utmost account of the needs  expressed by those involved, of the bilateral action already undertaken and of the aim of ensuring  that the Community's effort had the greatest possible effect. 6.    They emphasized that decisions  should be taken as a matter of extreme urgency so that specific measures might be initiated as soon  as possible. 7.    The Council and the Ministers for Education will continue to monitor the  introduction of these measures with the greatest attention.