Assessing competences in enterprises: Main findings from Cedefop studies Jens Bjornavold Brussels 12 may 2017.

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Assessing competences in enterprises: Main findings from Cedefop studies Jens Bjornavold Brussels 12 may 2017

2 1 Sources www.cedefop.europa.eu/validation European Inventory Validation in enterprises www.cedefop.europa.eu/validation #ValidationEurope 2

VALIDATION Competence assessment Performance indicators Employee appraisal Validation means a process of confirmation by an authorised body that an individual has acquired learning outcomes measured against a relevant standard Identification Documentation Assessment Certification 3 #ValidationEurope #ValidationEurope 3

Validation by enterprises Identify, map out , characterise and evaluate company- based competence validation approaches  Survey of 400 enterprises 20 in-depth case studies In depth interviews with 29 HR managers in 10 countries Focus on middle-sized (50-250) and large (250+ ) companies Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania and Spain #ValidationEurope 4

Surveyed enterprises #ValidationEurope 5

Surveyed enterprises #ValidationEurope 6

Main reasons as referred by companies Recruitment of new staff Identification of training needs and development of employees’ skills Basis for promotions and succession planning As an integrated part of quality assurance systems Underpinning restructuring and redundancies #ValidationEurope 7

Extensive/Systematisation of competence assessment by purpose (scale 1 to 4) 4='Very extensive/ systematic" Source: Cedefop, enterprise survey, 2012 #ValidationEurope 8

Who is the targeted for competence asessment? Competence assessments are predominantly addressing two groups: Executives and leadership/management Highly qualified technicians and engineers To a lesser degree Sales personnel Employees in direct contact with customers Low-skilled and ‘ blue collar’ workers are least exposed to competence assessment

Standarized? % of enterprises that use a standardised grid or model for competences in employees appraisal

Documentation

Ownership

Transferability Usefulness of results of competence assessment practices done by other companies, percentage of surveyed companies

Transferability Reasons for results of competence assessment practices done by other companies of limited value, percentage of surveyed companies

Key observations regarding competence assessment in companies (I) The more crucial the position, the more effort is put into assessment Social and personal skills and competences are especially important, and increasing in importance Degree of formalisation of competence assessment very much depends on company size Degree of formalisation depends on sector, health and financial sectors exemplify sectors where competence assessment is common #ValidationEurope 15

key observations regarding competence assessment in companies (II) Existing competence assessments in companies are predominantly the exclusive property of employers The outcomes of competence assessment can only to a limited extent be used by individual employees outside the company as part of wider career or lifelong learning strategies Transferability and portability of the outcomes of competence assessments is a key challenge #ValidationEurope 16

The European Inventory on validation of non-formal and informal learning 2005 Objectives 2004 2008 1 – A trusworthy source of information 1 2 2010 3 2 – Up to date information 4 5 3 - Systematic monitoring of progress 2014 4 - Both a country-specific and a thematic dimension 5 – Work together with the guidelines 2016 2018 Ernesto Villalba #ValidationEurope 17

The European Inventory (2016) Country reports36 reports (covering 33 countries) 4 Thematic studies A synthesis of main findings Validation and OER Financing validation Validation in relation to the labor market: The cases of youth and health sector Monitoring validation www.cedefop.europa.eu/validation/inventory #ValidationEurope 18

Validation purpose

Validation arrangements Source: European Inventory 2016 Initiatives in which private sector institutions play a central role (alone or in collaboration with public sector institutions)

Questions Are employers interested in Validation? How do we get them involve? The coordination of different validation arrangements needs to be improved Public – private partnership Within sectors Similar language and common templates? Who pays? Is it an issue of cost? Wages increase after validation? #ValidationEurope 21

Thank you for your attention! http://www.cedefop.europa.eu/validation