European Network on Education and Training in Radiological Protection

Recent studies have shown that there is a wide variety, of approaches to education and training of the Qualified Expert across the EU. As they stand, such differences are a barrier to the mutual recognition of the Qualified Expert status and, in part, are contributing to a perceived shortage in expe...

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Published in:Nuclear Plant Journal 2006-05, Vol.24 (3), p.37-39
Main Author: Coeck, Michele
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Collaboration
Consortia
Education
Experts
Feasibility studies
Infrastructure
R&D
Radiation
Radiation protection
Research & development
Skill development
Training
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Summary:Recent studies have shown that there is a wide variety, of approaches to education and training of the Qualified Expert across the EU. As they stand, such differences are a barrier to the mutual recognition of the Qualified Expert status and, in part, are contributing to a perceived shortage in expertise in radiation protection and safety. The overall aim of ENETRAP is to determine mechanisms that in the longer term will facilitate better integration of education and training activities (with a view to mutual recognition across the EU) and to ensure the ongoing provision of the necessary competence and expertise at the level of the Qualified Expert.
ISSN:0892-2055
2162-6413