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ECVET in practice

ECVET (European Credit System for Vocational Education and Training) and EQF (European Qualifications Framework) serve as vital tools in enhancing the comparability of vocational education and training (VET) across Europe. ECVET focuses on the transfer and accumulation of learning outcomes, promoting voluntary transnational cooperation while recognizing diverse qualifications and their associated points. Similarly, EQF acts as a common reference framework, helping to link various countries' qualification systems through 8 levels, emphasizing learning outcomes. Together, these frameworks aim to improve accessibility and transparency in qualifications.

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ECVET in practice

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  1. ECVET in practice

  2. What is ECVET? • System for the transfer and accumulation of learning outcomes; • Better comparability of VET systems, not harmonisation; • To develop common references for VET qualifications. Conditions: • Voluntary framework: transnational cooperation; • Different countries and different learning situations; • Qualifications in terms of learning outcomes, associated with ECVET points; • Preservation of NQS;

  3. EQF in practice

  4. What is EQF? • a common European reference framework which links countries' qualifications systems together; • a translation device to make qualifications more readable; Conditions: • Voluntary framework: transnational cooperation; • 8 levels, described in terms of learning outcomes (regardless of where qualification were acquired): • labour market and education; • non-formal and informal learning; • different countries and education and training systems.

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