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EU Developments in EQF, ECVET, & Higher Education: Advancing Certification for Lifelong Learning Strategies

Stay informed about the latest EU developments focusing on EQF, ECVET, and higher education, emphasizing the vital role of employers and professional organizations in creating a lifelong learning strategy. Explore the Bruges communique, standards for establishing a quality assurance framework for VET providers, and the involvement of social partners in vocational education and training. Learn about the impact on workplace learning, certification processes, and the evolving landscape of lifelong learning approaches.

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EU Developments in EQF, ECVET, & Higher Education: Advancing Certification for Lifelong Learning Strategies

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  1. Information Carousel Latest EU developments for EQF, ECVET and higher education

  2. LO approach means also looking at the certification process • It should also be highlighted that the role of employers and professional organisations in general is key in developing a LLL strategy  Bruges communique STD on establishing a QA framework for VET providers which also applies to associated workplace learning and which is compatible with the EQAVET framework • Also framework for employers • Emphasis of the role of social partners in VET - different in HE • 3 Messages emerging from discussion groups

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