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An average of 25 hours training per participant in the EU27 in 2010

15 June 2013

In the EU27, participants in vocational training
courses spent on average 25 hours each on training in 2010, an amount which
varied significantly between Member States, ranging from 14 hours per participant
in the Czech Republic and 15 hours in Latvia to 42 hours in Portugal and 40
hours in Malta, second highest in the EU. As regards costs, vocational training courses
accounted for 0.8% of total labour costs of all enterprises in the EU27 in
2010, varying from 0.4% in Italy, Latvia and Romania to 1.5% in France and 1.4%
in Malta, second highest in the EU.

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