EWF - The European Federation for Welding, Joining and Cutting, was created in 1992 by all the welding institutes of the European Union with the aim of updating and harmonizing training, education, qualification and certification in the field of joining technology.
In higher education, there have been major modifications made to Health Sciences degree courses in order to harmonize educational systems Europe wide [ 6].
First a lack of students entering chemical engineering programmes in several European countries, second the process towards a harmonized higher education area in Europe (Bologna Process), and finally a distinct uncertainty as to what chemical engineering as well as education in chemical engineering should be in the future.
CPD education in mammography should have equal demands, and it should be mandatory in all the European countries in order to harmonize the education and clinical practice in mammography.
Borell-Damian cites the example of the so-called Bologna process to harmonize higher education across Europe, which has taken place since 1999 through gradual "bottom-up" measures, rather than being imposed from the top down.
The inauguration meeting, organized by the Office of the First Lady, brought together senior officials from government ministries and departments, United Nations Agencies, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), who have formed the task force to harmonize health, education, protection and empowerment interventions to better address the unique risks and vulnerabilities faced by adolescent girls.
Pre-service and in-service teacher training is not harmonized with the education reform requirements of the modern teaching methods and Law provisions.
Second, math-science coherence reflects the degree to which math and science education is harmonized as a feature of the educational environment in a country.
In our study, we introduced the concept of math-science coherence, which reflects the degree to which math and science education are harmonized.
The level of education is harmonized using the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), in order to make cross-national comparisons possible; and it is coded in the customary way: primary or less, secondary, and tertiary education.
