ECVET points definition

ECVET points means a numerical representation of the overall weight of learning outcomes in a qualification and of the relative weight of units in relation to the qualification.

Examples of ECVET points in a sentence

  • All experiences and results from different phases of the project have been compiled into the publication: describing learning outcomes by terms of knowledge, skills and competences; assessment criteria, ECVET points, validation and recognition of learning outcomes, ECVET documentation.

  • In DITRAMA the assignment of the ECVET points for each Learning Unit, needed time and credits, will be made on WP3, with the support of ECVET toolkit.

  • For specific projects, subcommittees may be created, and the LMC maintains the right to appoint additional appointees in equal ratios.

  • ECVET points will be assigned for each unit (with the support of the ECVET toolkit).

  • Description of the UNIT: Understand the digital evolution trends in the publishing sector EQF LeveL of the Qualification: 4 ECVET points of the Qualification: 60 Special weight of the Unit in the overall qualification: 20% ECVET points: of the Unit: 12 LO3 Social Media Marketing The learner will gain knowledge with specific relevance to marketing policies and strategies implemented through social media.

  • Generic Title of the Unit: Strategic operaions Description of the UNIT: Assumption of certain responsibilities in the publication of a publication Title of the Qualification: Editor EQF LeveL of the Qualification: 3 SPANISH ECVET points of the Qualification: 60 Special weight of the Unit in the overalla qualification: 35% 30% ECVET points: of the Unit: 18 LO1.

  • The purpose of ECVET points, named competence points in Finland, is to provide complementary information.

  • Finally, total training hours and the ECVET points will be defined for the 3 modules described in this project.

  • The convention used for the calculation of ECVET points is: 60 points are allocated to the learning outcomes expected to be achieved in a year of formal full time VET.