Foreign Qualifications Fact Sheet_ITALY_EN

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This Guide has been created as part of the Migration for Development in the Western Balkans (MIDWEB) project, which

received financial assistance from the European Commission IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary Programme 2.

ITALY RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS FACT SHEET

1. Introduction

General Legislative, Policy and Administrative Context

The basic principles relating to education are laid down in the Italian Constitution of 1948

and include: freedom of education; the States duty to provide a network of educational

establishments of every type and level, open to all without distinction; the right of private

individuals to set up schools at no cost to the State; the right to education and basic

vocational training for those unable to work and the disabled (Articles 34 and 33 of theConstitution). The application of the basic principles of the Constitution has inspired all

subsequent legislation, which has particularly insisted on compulsory schooling, teacher

training, allowing pupils to develop their full potential, integration of the disabled,

vocational training and autonomy for educational establishments.

Organisation of the initial education and training system

The education system includes the following at present:

- Scuola dell'infanzia (non-compulsory) for children between 3 and 6 years of age,

lasting 3 years;

- first cycle of education (length: 8 years), organised in primary education for children

between 6 and 11 years of age, which lasts 5 years, and lower secondary school for

children between 11 and 14 years of age, lasting 3 years;

- second cycle of education consisting of two different pathways: the first is upper

secondary school, which falls under the responsibility of the State, lasts 5 years and

is addressed to students from 15 to 19 years of age. This level of education is

provided by licei, technical institutes, art institutes and vocational institutes.

Vocational and art institutes also offer three-year courses. The second pathway is

initial vocational training (three-year courses) for students who have completed the

first cycle of education and is organised by the Regions;

- post-secondary non-tertiary education, within the higher technical education and

training system (Istruzione e Formazione Tecnica Superiore IFTS), offers highertechnical education and training pathways and courses provided by Higher Technical

Institutes (Istituti Tecnici Superiori ITS);

- higher education sector consisting of university and non-university higher education.

The higher education system is divided into State and non-State establishments.


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Education is compulsory for 10 years (up to 16 years of age). It includes the first cycle of

education and the first two years of the second cycle of education (upper secondary

education).

Non-State education

As regards non-State higher education, there are three types of establishments:

1. Institutions within the arts sector managed by local bodies or purely private subjects;

2. Colleges that train linguistic mediators (i.e. for interpreters and translators);

3. Universities and other higher education establishments.

ADULT EDUCATION

There are two systems that provide adult education (Istruzione degli adulti IdA). The first

falls under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, University and Research. The

second, which provides continuing vocational training (Formazione Professionale Continua

FPC) for adult workers, falls under the responsibility of regional and local authorities, of

social partners and of the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Policies.

Adult education is offered by Permanent Territorial Centres (Centri Territoriali Permanenti

CTP) and by evening classes (Corsi serali) at upper secondary schools.

A focus on Apprenticeship

The apprenticeship is a mixed cause labour contract, aimed at the obtainment of a

vocational qualification. Three different types of apprenticeship are foreseen:

- Apprenticeship for the fulfilment of the right-duty to education and training: young

people who have reached 15 years of age can be employed in every professional

area. The length of the labour contract covers at most three years and aims at the

obtainment of a vocational qualification;

- Professionalizing Apprenticeship: people between 18 and 29 years of age can be

employed. According to the qualification type to be obtained, collective agreements

establish the length of the labour contract, which cant last less than two years and

more than six years;

- Apprenticeship aimed at the acquisition of a certificate or apprenticeship linked to

high level training: all professional areas can employ people between 18 and 29

years of age for the obtainment of an upper secondary school leaving certificate,

university titles and high level training titles, and to have access to the higher-level

technical education and training system (IFTS).

2. Responsible authorities

The general administration at national level, as far as education is concerned, is entrusted to

the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR).


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The Regional Administration Departments (Assessorati) deal with education and training

issues at regional level.

The main responsibilities of the Regions concerning education and vocational training can

be delegated to Provinces and Communes on the basis of a trend which reserves functions

of guidance, planning and monitoring to the Regions. As a result, this gives them fewer and

fewer managing functions.

3. How qualifications are assessed

Equivalence procedure (Equipollenza)

Academic qualifications issued by foreign universities have no legal value in Italy. If the

study programme has been completed abroad, graduate students can apply to have them

recognized as Italian qualifications: on the database of Italian university programmes, is

possible to check if an Italian qualification corresponding to the foreign one actually exists.

The competence for academic recognition by equivalence is attributed to individual

universities.

Italian academic authorities carry out the evaluation of H. Ed. qualifications obtained abroad

within the framework of university autonomy; they decide, on a case by case basis, whether

the qualifications under examination are equivalent to the Italian degrees selected by

individual applicants, if they differ from them, and by which extent, or if they are not

comparable in any way.

Considering that each university is an autonomous institution, a different evaluation of the

same foreign qualification may be given by different institutions. Applicants are personally

responsible of the choice of the Italian university and degree.

Student registration offices (Segreteria studenti) and foreign student offices (Ufficio studentistranieri) of each university are the most reliable sources of information regarding the

documentation needed for an equivalence procedure.

The list of Italian universities is available here:

http://www.cimea.it/files/fileusers/Universities_Italy_EN(1).pdf

Equivalence of foreign PhDs

PhDs awarded in a foreign country on completion of a period of university studies and

research at advanced level may be legally recognized as equivalent to an Italian PhD or

'Dottorato di Ricerca'.

Professional recognition of foreign qualifications

Foreign nationals, legally resident in Italy who wish to enrol to specific orders, colleges and

special lists set up by the competent authorities, under quotas established, if hold a degree

qualifying them for a profession, achieved in a country outside the EU, may require the

recognition of the qualification for the purposes of exercising that qualification in Italy, as

self-employed or employees of the relevant professions.


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In Italy, there are two professional categories:

(i) professions which are not regulated by law;

(ii) professions which are regulated by law.

(i) The professions that are not regulated by law can be practised without specific

qualification and they are open to people holding both Italian and foreign qualifications.

In the Italian labour market, it is not necessary to obtain legal recognition of foreign

qualification to practice professions that are not regulated by law.

Some examples of this first type of professions are: roles in advertising, marketing and

communication, in arts and music: such as interior designer, actor/actress, dancer, singer,

composer, conductor, musician, decorator, designer, fashion designer, painter, director,

stage designer, sculptor, etc, as well as roles in the field of linguistic mediation such as

interpreters and translators and in many other sectors.

In any case, it could be useful to attach to the foreign qualification, the statement of validity

(Dichiarazione di Valore in loco - DV) or any other type of official document describing the

main features of the foreign degree: such a document could represent a valid support for

the employer to better understand the candidate's qualification.

(ii) In order to practice a profession regulated by law, it is required to hold a degree and to

meet all necessary qualifications for the practice of the profession, such as work experience

and/or the professional licence obtained by taking State examinations, as well as knowledge

of the professional ethics.

The practice of such professions is safeguarded by law and it is reserved only to thosepeople authorized to practice the profession, in compliance with the regulations for the type

of profession in question. In order to be authorized to practice a profession, applicants

holding a foreign professional qualification must obtain the official acknowledgement by the

competent Italian authority.

The term professional qualification indicates a title that grants authorization for the

practice of a certain profession in the country where it has been issued.

In Italy, professional qualifications (the so-called professional recognition) are recognized as

follows:

- for professional qualifications issued in EU countries, the EU legislation is applied, in

compliance with Directive 2005/36/EC, which regulates the recognition of foreign

professional qualifications: the Italian competent authorities can grant the

recognition subject to a further compensatory measure, such as an aptitude test or a

period of supervised practice for the purpose of qualification adjustment;


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- for professional qualifications issued in non-EU countries, the Presidential Decree

394/99, art. 49-50, is applied in conjunction with the Presidential Decree n. 334/04,

which grants to professional qualifications awarded in non-EU countries the

possibility to be officially recognized in Italy by complying with compensatory

measures.

4. How to apply

For the recognition of University Diplomas obtained abroad:

The application must be addressed to the rector of a university in whose Statute there is a

course of study comparable to the one completed abroad.

The documents to be attached are:

- Original of the final secondary school certificate (or replacement certificate), which is

valid for admission to university in the country in which it was obtained;

- Official Italian translation of the certificate or diploma referred to in the paragraph

above;

- Declaration of value of the title, issued by the Italian Embassy or Consulate;

- Degree - original - of which you are applying for recognition, which is also

accompanied by an official translation in Italian and a declaration of value, issued by

the Italian Embassy or Consulate;

- Certificate - original - with details of courses taken and examinations taken abroad to

obtain the foreign qualification;

- Official Italian translation of the certificate referred to in the paragraph above;

- Programs of study (on letterhead or a foreign university or validated with a stamp of

the university itself), all disciplines included in the foreign curriculum, with

translation into Italian, the authenticity of these programs, as well as all of the

documentation mentioned above must be confirmed by the Italian Embassy or

Consulate of the country;

- Usually, two passport photos, one of which is certified.

The academic authorities may:

- Declare the full equivalence of foreign qualification with the corresponding one of

the Italian universities, or

- Ensure the partial recognition of individual exams, with the consequent need for the

concerned person to enrol in an intermediate year of study in Italy to complete the

exams, and, where appropriate, prepare and discuss the dissertation.

These institutions shall pronounce on requests for approval within 90 days of receipt of the

request. In the event that the academic authorities need further inquiries, the term is

suspended for 30 days.


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The process of equivalence / recognition is finalized with the issuance of an executive

decree of the Rector that makes applicable the decision of the University Senate.

The recognition of foreign academic titles may also take place under specific bilateral

cultural agreements or arrangements concluded with other countries.

EU citizens residing abroad and non-EU residents or foreign residents in Italy, who do not

hold a residence permit, must submit the application for recognition, together with all

required documentation, to the diplomatic mission responsible for the country which refers

to the university of foreign qualification; the Embassy, upon verification of the the

correctness of the formal request, will then forward them to the Italian universities

(deadline August 31 of each year).

Relevant bodies to provide detailed information on the documents to be submitted and

formal features are the Italian diplomatic authorities abroad and, in Italy, the Students'

Secretariat or the Office for Foreign Students at each university.

Against the rejection of the application or if further inquiries are being carried out and no

action has been taken, the applicant may appeal to the regional administrative court, or an

extraordinary appeal to the Head of State or can apply to the Ministry of University and

Scientific and Technological Research, which, over the next twenty days, if it considers it

justified, can invite the university to review the application, notifying also the concerned

applicant. The university decides within the next 60 days.

For the recognition of Professional Qualifications obtained abroad

The recognition of professional titles obtained in a non-EU country requires some

formalities with regard to documentation that should be submitted.

For some profession the recognition should be obtained at the Ministry of Justice (visit

http://www.giustizia.it/giustizia/it/mg_3_4_17.wp?tab=d for the list of professions in

Italian)

Submission of applications

You must apply for approval using the format indicated.

At the time of submission, the application forms must already be compiled, accompanied by

the documentation included in the lists, with the certified copy of an ID card and two

stamps of the value of 14.62 each.

The application form for recognition is different depending on whether the application is

submitted by a foreign citizen legally residing in Italy or by a foreign national who sends the

application from abroad and who intends to use the recognition of professional titles in

order to obtain an entry visa for self-employment in Italy.


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In the latter case, the foreigner must apply to the Ministry of Justice for a statement that

there are no impediments to granting the qualification for the exercise of the profession.

The declaration is issued when all conditions are met; in particular, to obtain such

declaration, the foreigner must provide the same documentation required for foreigners

who, having already had an entry visa and staying in Italy, apply for recognition of

professional titles.

Examination of applications

If the examination reveals that the applicant does not know subjects considered essential

for the exercise of the profession in Italy, the applicant may be asked to pass an aptitude

test or follow an adaptation course (though the latter is excluded for the professions lawyer,

accountant and auditor). However, studies and professional experience is also evaluated, if

documented, with a view to a possible decrease of the compensatory measure.

The applications for the recognition of professional qualifications obtained in non-EU

countries from non-EU or EU citizens must be sent to the following address:

Ministero della Giustizia

Dipartimento per gli Affari di Giustizia

Direzione Generale della Giustizia Civile

Ufficio III

Via Arenula 70

00186 Roma

The applications may also be submitted to the office for the acceptance of correspondence:

Via delle Zoccolette n. III, Romaas per the following timetable:

Monday to Saturday: 8.3013.30; 14.3016.45

For general information contact:

Settore Internazionale Reparto II Ufficio III

Direzione Generale della Giustizia Civile Dipartimento per gli Affari di Giustizia

Via Arenula, 70 00186 ROMA

Telefono 0668852314

Fax 0668897350

Dott.ssa Emanuela Ronzitti Dott.ssa Stefania Napoleoni

Dott.ssa Franca Mancini

Sig.ra Laura Timperi


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Application forms for the recognition of professional qualifications obtained in a non-EU

country by EU or non-EU citizens:

Application Form for the recognition of professional qualification by a foreign citizen holder

of a residence permit:

http://www.giustizia.it/resources/cms/documents/straniero.rtf

Application Form for the statement that there are no impediments to granting the

qualification for the exercise of the profession, in case the application is submitted from

abroad in order to obtain the entry visa:

http://www.giustizia.it/resources/cms/documents/no_motivi_ostativi.rtf

Recognition of qualifications on health professions

Health professions are those recognized by the Italian State and, pursuant to a qualifying

title, relate to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. Some health care

professionals are organized into Orders and Colleges, based in each of the provinces of the

country.

There are currently: Provincial orders of surgeons and dentists, veterinarians provincial

Orders, provincial Orders of Pharmacists, provincial Colleges of Midwives, provincial colleges

of professional nurses (IPASVI) and provincial colleges of the health technicians and medical

Radiology.

In Italy, the exercise of health professions is open to those who have obtained their degrees

and certification abroad, upon recognition by the Ministry of Health.

Which titles are eligible for recognition:

The qualifications eligible for recognition are those obtained in the following health

professions and auxiliary arts:

Original English translation

Farmacista Pharmacist

Medico chirurgo / Medico Specialista / Medico

di Medicina Generale

Surgeon / Medical Specialist / General

Practitioner

Odontoiatra Odontologist

Veterinario Veterinary

Assistente sanitario Healthcare assistant

Dietista Dietician

Educatore professionale Professional educator

Fisioterapista Physiotherapist

Igienista dentale Dental Hygienist

Infermiere Nurse

Infermiere pediatrico Paediatric nurse

Logopedista Speech therapist

Massaggiatore, capo bagnino Massager, head lifeguard

Odontotecnico Dental technician


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Operatore socio sanitario (1) Medical social worker (1)

Ortottista- Assistente di oftalmologia Orthoptist, Ophthalmic Assistant

Ostetrica/o Midwife

Ottico Optitian

Podologo Podiatrist

Puericultrice Paediatrician

Tecnico audiometrista Audiometric technician

Tecnico audioprotesista Audio-prosthesis technician

Tecnico della fisiopatologia cardiocircolatoria

e perfusione vascolare

Technician of

cardiovascular physiopathology

and vascular perfusion

Tecnico della prevenzione nell'ambiente e nei

luoghi di lavoro

Environment and workplace prevention

technician

Tecnico della riabilitazione psichiatrica Psychiatric rehabilitation technician

Tecnico di neurofisiopatologia Neurophysiopathology technician

Tecnico ortopedico Orthopaedic technician

Tecnico sanitario di laboratorio biomedico Biomedical laboratory medical technicianTecnico sanitario di radiologia medica Medical radiology medical technician

Terapista della neuro e psicomotricit dell'et

evolutiva

Neuro- and psychomotor therapist for

developmental age

Terapista occupazionale Occupational Therapist

Note (1)To practice the profession of medical social worker, the person involved, whether a

Community or extra-Community citizen must contact the region or autonomous province

where they live, or intend to practice their profession, as required by article 13 of the

agreement between the state, regions and autonomous provinces of 22 February 2001.

Degree obtained in a non-EU countryTo obtain authorisation for professional practise in Italy, EU and non-EU citizens holding

professional degrees earned in a non-EU country, must submit an application for the

recognition of the degree, even if the degree has already been recognised in another EU

country. In this case the health Ministry takes into consideration any supplemental training

and professional activity acquired by the interested party in the EU country.

In particular:

Surgeons, veterinaries, pharmacists and odontologists must fill in the application form

MODELLO D1

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_92_listaFile_itemName_13_file.docand submit the documents provided for under Attachment D1:

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_114_listaFile_itemName_11_file.doc

All other professions must fill in the application form MODELLO D2

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_92_listaFile_itemName_15_file.doc)

and submit the documents provided for under Attachment D2

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_114_listaFile_itemName_6_file.doc).


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nurses and medical technicians of healthcare radiology wishing to work in one of the

following regions and autonomous provinces:

Calabria, Lazio, Umbria, Veneto, Campania, Liguria, Piemonte, P.A. di Bolzano, Emilia

Romagna, Lombardia, Valle d'Aosta, P.A. di Trento

must send applications using the application form MODELLO H


and submit the documents provided for under Attachment H


directly to the competent regional and provincial offices. The cooperatives, organizations or

individual subjects delegated to handle recognition paperwork who are legal residents of

the cited regions or provinces must also do likewise.

Those holding a professional degree complementary to a degree qualifying for the practice

of a healthcare profession must fill in the application form MODELLO E:

(http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_92_listaFile_itemName_17_file.doc

and submit the documents provided for under Attachment E:


SPECIAL CASES, for EU citizens:

Only EU citizens requesting recognition for titles enabling the practice of the auxiliary arts of

optitian, dental technician or other auxiliary art (Law 752/8 November 1984), may use the

application form MODELLO F


and submit the documents indicated in the ATTACHMENT F:

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_114_listaFile_itemName_7_file.doc.

Community citizens holding qualifications enabling them to practice the health profession of

medical surgeon, medical specialist, veterinary, pharmacist and odontologist obtained in an

extra-Community country and already recognized (through an equivalence procedure) in a

member country of the European Union (DL 277/2003, implementing Directive

2001/19/CEE), can request recognition of the qualification by filling-out the application

form MODELLO I:


and submit the documents indicated in the ATTACHMENT I:

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_114_listaFile_itemName_10_file.doc.

Validity of decrees recognizing qualifications obtained in extra-Community countries

Recognition decrees expire two years from the date of issue, if the person involved is not

enrolled in the relative professional association.

In the case of professions not organized into "ordini" or "collegi" (medical associations),

decrees expire if the person involved has not practiced with it for two years.


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Recognition decrees issued before 25 February 2005 expire two years from that date in the

case of a failure to enrol in the medical association or practice with it.

5. Further information

Issues related to professional recognition

If you have encountered problems related to legal proceedings caused by the misapplication

of EU Directive 2005/36/EC by Italian or foreign (EU) public authorities during the

recognition process of your EU professional qualification, you can contact:

Italian SOLVIT centre

Presidency of the Council of Ministers Department for the Community Policies

Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri - Dipartimento per le Politiche Comunitarie

Piazza Nicosia, 20 - 00186 Roma

fax: +39 06 6779 5044

e-mail: [email protected]

Contact persons:

Ms. Giuseppina Valente: tel. +39 06 67795195

Mr. Francesco Cipri: tel. +39 06 67795204

Mr. Massimo Santorelli: tel. +39 06 67795240

SOLVIT is an on-line problem solving network in which EU Member counties work together

to solve problems caused by the misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities,

with no need to resort to legal proceedings. There is a SOLVIT centre in each European

Union Member State. SOLVIT Centres can help handling complaints from both citizens and

companies. They are part of the national administration and are committed to providing

actual solutions to problems within ten weeks. Using SOLVIT is a free service:

http://ec.europa.eu/solvit/site/index_en.htm

6. Useful links

Authorities in charge of professional recognition

The following authorities are responsible for the professional recognition of EU

qualifications that allow individuals to practice a profession corresponding to a regulated

one in Italy.

Please note that the list of regulated professions indicated under each authority is not

exhaustive.

NATIONAL CONTACT POINT for information on professional recognitionPresidency of the Council of Ministers

Community Policies Department Office of Internal Market and Competitiveness

Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri

Dipartimento Politiche Comunitarie - Ufficio Mercato Interno e Competitivit

Piazza Nicosia, 20; I - 00186 Roma

Contact person: Ms. Lucia Monaco


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email: [email protected]

tel: +39 06 67795322; fax: +39 06 67795064

web: www.politichecomunitarie.it

(i) Ministry of Health General Directorate of Human Resources and Health Professions

Office IV & VII

(i) Ministero della Salute - Direzione Generale Risorse Umane e Professioni Sanitarie -

Ufficio IV & VII

Via Giorgio Ribotta, 5 - 00144 Roma

Tel: +39.06.5994.2552/2694/2854/2225/2310/2286

Web: www.ministerosalute.it/professioniSanitarie/professioniSanitarie.jsp

Professions: Doctor (Medicine); children's assistant, dentist, midwife, nurse, pharmacist,

physician, specialized physician, psychologist, sanitary assistant (dental technician, optician,

podiatrist, etc.), sanitary technician (audiometrist, speech therapist, orthoptist, laboratory

technician, medical radiology technician, etc.), physiotherapist, veterinary etc.

(ii) Ministry of Justice International Sector Division II Office III, General Directorate of

Civil Justice Department of Justice Affairs

(ii) Ministero della Giustizia - Settore Internazionale - Reparto II - Ufficio III, Direzione

Generale della Giustizia Civile - Dipartimento per gli Affari di Giustizia

Via Arenula, 70 - I - 00186 Roma

Tel: +39.06.6885.2314

Web: www.giustizia.it/giustizia/it/mg_2_4_1.wp

Professions: accountant, accounting & commercial expert, actuary, agronomist, agronomy

expert, agrotechnician, biologist, chemist, engineer, food technologist, forestry expert,

geologist, industrial expert, journalist, lawyer, social worker, stock-broker, surveyor etc.

(iii) Ministry of Education, Universities and Research Education Department General

Directorate of School Regulations, Office X(iii) Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universit e della Ricerca - Dipartimento per l'Istruzione

- Direzione Generale Ordinamenti Scolastici, Ufficio X

Viale Trastevere, 76 - I - 00153 Roma

Tel: +39.06.5849.2747/3205

Professions: teachers in state nursery, primary, all secondary schools & institutes.

(iv) Ministry of Education, Universities and Research General Directorate for Universities,

Off. IX

(iv) Ministero dellIstruzione, dell'Universit e della Ricerca - Direzione Generale per

l'Universit, Uff. IX

P.le Kennedy, 20 - I - 00144 RomaTel: +39.06.9772.7450/7061

Professions: architect, planning and regional development expert, landscape expert,

oenologist, etc.

(v) Ministry of Labour and Social Policies General Directorate of Policies, Orientation and

Formation Div. I


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(v) Ministero del Lavoro e delle Politiche Sociali - Direzione Generale per le Politiche

lOrientamento e la Formazione - Div. I

Via Fornovo, 8 - I - 00195 Roma

Tel: +39.06.4683.4985/4238

Web:

www.lavoro.gov.it/Lavoro/Europalavoro/SezioneCittadini/Formarsi/RiconoscimentoTitoli/d

efault.htm

Profession: beautician.

(vi) Ministry of Economic Development Department of market regularization General

Directorate of Competition and Consumers Office VI

(vi) Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico -Dipartimento per la regolazione del mercato -

Direzione Generale per la Concorrenza e i Consumatori - Ufficio VI

Via Molise, 2 - I - 00187 Roma

Tel: +39.06.4705.2152

Professions: technicians in the following fields: electrical systems, electronic systems,

hydraulic systems, heating systems installations, gas pipelines installations, fire-fighting

system installations, cleaning activities, disinfestations activities, rat extermination activities,

disinfection activities, mechanic, garage mechanic, vehicle electrical systems mechanic, tire

changer, trade broker and agent, barber and hairdresser.

(vii) Presidency of the Council of Ministers

Department for the Tourism Development and Competitiveness

(vii) Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri

Dipartimento per lo sviluppo e la competitivit del turismo

Via della Ferratella in Laterano, 51 - I - 00184 Roma

Tel: +39 06 7732431/256

Web: www.governo.it/Presidenza/DSCT/professioni_turistiche_mod.html

Professions: tourist guide; technical director of travel agency; tourist leader.

(viii) Presidency of the Council of Ministers Mission Structure for Sports

(viii) Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri - Struttura di Missione per lo Sport

Tel: +39.06.67797995

Professions: alpine guide, speleological guide, sky instructor etc.

Visit this link for the full list (in Italian):

http://www.cimea.it/files/fileusers/Tabella%20professioni_IT_Gen10.pdf

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