Company training for the employees of Heat Transfer Systems s.r.o. (Q62971): Difference between revisions

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Revision as of 14:39, 22 September 2020

Project in Czech Republic financed by DG Regio
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Company training for the employees of Heat Transfer Systems s.r.o.
Project in Czech Republic financed by DG Regio

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    4,105,326.6 Czech koruna
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    4,829,796.0 Czech koruna
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    193,191.84 Euro
    10 January 2020
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    85 percent
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    1 January 2020
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    31 December 2021
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    30 September 2021
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    Heat Transfer Systems s.r.o.
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    48°50'9.71"N, 16°29'48.37"E
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    69182
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    Cílem projektu Vzdělávání zaměstnanců společnosti Heat Transfer Systems s.r.o. je zvýšení kvalifikace a rozvoj klíčových kompetencí zaměstnanců společnosti v různých oblastech, jako jsou: manažerské dovednosti, obecné IT a jiné. (Czech)
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    The project’s objective of the training of the employees of Heat Transfer Systems s.r.o. is to increase the qualification and development of the key competences of the company’s employees in various fields, such as: management skills, general IT and others. (English)
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    Identifiers

    CZ.03.1.52/0.0/0.0/19_097/0013898
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