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Study on International Sectoral Qualifications Frameworks and Systems

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Titre :	Study on International Sectoral Qualifications Frameworks and Systems : Final Report
Auteurs :	ICF International ; 3S ; European Commission ; Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion ; Monika Auzinger ; Julia Fellinger ; Karin Luomi-Messerer ; Luca Mobilio ; Daniela Ulicna ; Ali Zaidi
Type de document :	ouvrage
Editeur :	Luxembourg : Publications Office of the European Union, 11/2016
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-92-79-62834-4
Format :	110 p.
Note générale :	Etude produite en Juin-Juillet 2016. Numéro de DOI 10.2767/115 invalide (vérifié le 07/02/2017).
Langues:	Anglais
Mots-clés :	Thesaurus formation 2019 CEC - CADRE EUROPEEN DES CERTIFICATIONS ; CERTIFICATION SECTORIELLE INTERNATIONALE ; CADRE NATIONAL DES CERTIFICATIONS ; CERTIFICATION FORMATION ; ORGANISATION INTERNATIONALE ; BRANCHE PROFESSIONNELLE ; RECONNAISSANCE ACQUIS ; QUALITE ; QUALITE FORMATION
Résumé :	This study reflects on the potential role of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) in supporting recognition of International Sectoral Qualifications and related initiatives. The EQF is a common European reference framework. It acts as a translation device to make qualifications acquired within the different education and training systems in Europe more readable and understandable. This study examined the characteristics of international sectoral qualifications, frameworks and standards and analysed potential options for linking them to the EQF [European Qualifications Framework]. It drew on desk research, a survey of international sectoral/professional organisations, interviews with representatives of organisations responsible for selected initiatives, a survey of EQF NCPs and an expert workshop. The study found that international sectoral initiatives were a widespread phenomenon. There were 254 identified organisations delivering these initiatives, of which several managed more than one. Most were qualifications, suites of qualifications, or standards. The initiatives examined in-depth cover a range of sectors and are most commonly targeted at high-skilled professionals. Most have a high number of users and been established for over a decade. Nearly all are described using learning outcomes and subject to quality assurance processes, although the latter varies considerably by organisation. Over half referred to EQF levels, of which two-thirds are directly or indirectly linked to an NQF [National Qualifications Framework]. There was demand from initiative owners for a process to directly link initiatives to the EQF. This was considered less burdensome than linking through NQFs and would ensure more consistent levelling decisions. Moreover, it reduced the risk of organisations linking qualifications to the EQF without formal validation.
En ligne :	http://ec.europa.eu/social/BlobServlet?docId=16568&langId=en
Voir aussi :	Etude sur les cadres et systèmes de certifications sectorielles internationales : note de synthèse / ICF International (01/2017)

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