Competence recognition and ECVET Sample Clauses

Competence recognition and ECVET. Validation of non-formal and informal learning (the process of its identification, documentation and recognition) is recognized as an important tool in the pursuit of economic and social goals at European level. A number of EU initiatives and tools focus on this challenge; among them we could cite [XXXXXXX, 2010][57]:  The European Qualifications Framework (EQF), which has encouraged Member States to work towards the introduction of their own National Qualifications Frameworks, defining levels of learning in terms of learning outcomes;  The European Credit System for VET (ECVET), a unit-based credit system for vocational education and training, which requires a validation system in order to recognise learning acquired through non-formal and informal means;  The European Quality Assurance Reference Framework for VET (EQAVET), which provides a framework for a common approach to QA in VET and as such also concerns validation;  Europass, a set of documents which are recognized across Europe, which people can use to present their skills and qualifications and which enable individuals to ‘visualise and validate’ their learning outcomes;  The proposal for a European Skills, Competences and Occupations (ESCO) taxonomy, a multilingual dictionary linking skills and competences to occupations, will help to create a common language for employment and education / training and could help to raise the profile of validation;  The Bologna Process in higher education and the European Universities’ Charter on Lifelong Learning, which includes ‘recognition of prior learning’ as one of the ten commitments made by universities in addressing the development and implementation of lifelong learning strategies. In the Vocational Education and Training sector, the introduction of the European Credit System for Vocational Education and Training (ECVET) is intended to facilitate[58]:  the validation, recognition and accumulation of work-related skills and knowledge acquired during a stay in another country or from different learning experiences;  the development of flexible and individualized pathways;  the recognition of learning outcomes which are acquired through non-formal and informal learning [CEDEFOP,2010] [57] ECVET is based on learning outcomes, units of learning outcomes that are components of qualifications and ECVET points, which provide additional information about units and qualifications in a numerical form. The development of outcomes-based qualifications make...
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