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Qualifications and VET Development Centre / KPMPC

Qualifications and VET Development Centre / KPMPC. Qualifications and VET Development Centre – the institution responsible for the development of qualifications and VET standards . KPMPC goals are: to manage Lithuanian qualifications system to improve VET quality

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Qualifications and VET Development Centre / KPMPC

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  1. Qualifications and VET Development Centre / KPMPC

  2. Qualifications and VET Development Centre– the institution responsible for thedevelopment of qualifications and VET standards. KPMPC goals are: • to manage Lithuanian qualifications system • to improve VET quality • to develop adult education system • to implement initiatives for the development of VET and adult education actors qualification

  3. Structure

  4. Qualifications Formation Unit • standards and curricula • management of Lithuanian qualifications system • credit system • VET curricula methodology and training • Central and Sectoral professional committees

  5. VET Quality Unit • assessment of VET programmes and their expertise • external assessment of VET institutions activity • accreditation of competences assessment institutions • methodological commissions

  6. Information and Administration Unit • information about VET (country reports, questionnaires, monthly bulletin) • researches and monitoring of VET (training materials, skills competitions) • representation in European networks • teachers training organisation

  7. Adult Education Unit • non-formal education initiatives • research and analysis • training of adult education teachers • quality assurance initiatives

  8. Our partners • Central professional committee • 17 Sectoral professional committees • 11 Methodological commissions of VET teachers

  9. 79 VET providers • Alytus region – 7 providers • Kaunas region – 13 providers • Klaipėda region – 11 providers • Marijampolė region – 1 provider • Panevėžys region – 8 providers • Šiauliai region – 7 providers • Tauragė region – 2 providers • Telšiai region – 3 providers • Utena region – 6 providers • Vilnius region – 21 provider

  10. Projects activity • Formation of qualifications and the development of modular VET system (ESF) • External assessment of VET quality • Implementation of Norwegian Experience in the Field of Adult Education in Lithuania • Sectoral partnerships for the development of qualifications system (Lifelong learning programme) • LT_EQF NCP Work Programme (Transversal Programme of the Lifelong Learning Programme) • Referencing of Lithuanian and European qualifications frameworks • European Adult Education Agenda • Erasmus + projects

  11. Thank you. www.kpmpc.lt Vidmantas Jurgaitis Gabriele Gaubiene

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