Making use of Qualification Frameworks

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Making use of Qualification Frameworks Ramina Baiba Academic Information Centre Director 1 March 2017

Mature qualification frameworks in Europe England 8 Level Irland 10 Level Scotland 12 Level

Qualification frameworks in the world Hong Kong 2004 7 lev Australia 1995 10 lev South Africa 1996 10 lev New Zealand 1989 10 lev

Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council of Europe on the establishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning, 2008 Use the EQF as a reference tool to compare the qualification levels of the different qualifications systems Relate countries national qualifications systems to the EQF By 2012, all new qualification certificates, diplomas issued by the competent authorities contain clear reference to appropriate European Qualifications Framework level Use an approach based on learning outcomes when defining and describing qualifications Promote and apply the principles of quality assurance in education and training

Revised Recommendation on Criteria and Procedures for the Assessment of Foreign Qualifications (2010) “ Where available, the competent recognition authorities should also refer to the National Qualifications Framework, European Qualifications Frameworks and other similar Qualification Frameworks as part of the assessment process ”

Overarching qualifications framework for the European Higher Education Area Cycles: Short cycle: approx. 120 ECTS First cycle: 180-240 ECTS Second cycle: 90-120 ECTS (min 60) Third cycle: not specified Cycles based on generic descriptors (the Dublin descriptors, today also on EQF descriptors) Knowledge and understanding Applying knowledge and understanding Making judgments Communication skills Learning skills

Why need for transparency Different types of schools and higher education institutions Different accents on education content Different standards Different length of education and study programmes Different titles of qualifications

Qualification framework Puts emphasis on learning outcomes Links national qualification to overall framework Shows how the different qualifications within education system interlink and interact from Sjur Bergan “Not by bread alone”

Benefits from qualifications framework in recognition Systematic description of qualifications by: Level Learning outcomes (knowledge, skills, competence) Possibility to formulate learning outcomes for each component (study course, practice etc.) Workload (credit points) Profile

EQF levels Country levels EHEA 8 x 3. cycle 7 2. cycle 6 1. cycle 5 Short cycle 4 3 2 1

Steps used to link LQF levels to the EQF and EHEA QF Analysing the national education and occupational standards Analysing the EQF and Dublin descriptors Developing the Latvian level descriptors Comparing LQF level descriptors to EQF and EHEA QF

LQF level 6 Latvia LQF descriptors K   LQF descriptors K Able to demonstrate the basic and specialised knowledge typical of the concrete branch of science or profession and a critical understanding of this knowledge, moreover, a part of this knowledge complies with the highest level of achievement in this branch of science or profession Able to demonstrate understanding of the most important concepts and causalities of the concrete branch of science or professional field S Able, by using the mastered theoretical foundations and skills, perform professional, artistic, innovative or research activity, to define and describe analytically information, problems and solutions in one’s own branch of science or profession, to explain them and to provide arguments when discussing these with both specialist and non-specialists Is able to structure independently one’s own learning, to guide one’s own and subordinates’ further learning and improvement of professional qualification, to demonstrate scientific approach to problem solving, to assume responsibility and take initiative when performing individual work, when working in a team or managing the work of other people, to take decisions and find creative solutions under changing or unclear conditions C Able to obtain, select and analyse information independently and to use it, to take decisions and solve problems in the concrete branch of science or profession, demonstrate understanding of professional ethics, assess the impact of one’s professional activities on environment and society and participate in the development of the concrete professional field

LQF level 7 Latvia LQF descriptors K   LQF descriptors K Able to demonstrate advanced or extensive knowledge and understanding, a part of which conforms with the most recent findings in the concrete branch of science or professional field and which provide the basis for creative thinking or research, inter alia, working in the interface of various fields S Able to use independently theory, methods and problem solving skills to perform research or artistic activities, or highly qualified professional functions Able to provide arguments when explaining or discussing complex or systemic aspects of the concrete branch of science or professional field both to specialists and non-specialists Able to guide independently the improvement of one’s own competences and specialisation, to assume responsibility for the results of staff and group work and analyse them, to perform business activities, innovations in the concrete branch of science or profession, to perform work, research or further learning under complex or unpredictable conditions, if necessary, change them, using new approaches C Able to define independently and critically analyse complex scientific and professional problems, substantiate decisions and, if necessary, carry out additional analysis Able to integrate knowledge of various fields, contribute to the creation of new knowledge, research or the development of new professional working methods, demonstrate understanding and ethical responsibility for the possible impact of the scientific results or professional activity on environment and society

LQF level 8 Latvia   LQF descriptors K Able to demonstrate that has knowledge of and understands most topical scientific theories and insights, has mastered research methodology and contemporary research methods in the concrete branch of science or professional field and in the interface of various fields S Able to assess and select independently appropriate methods for scientific research, has contributed to the expansion of the limits of knowledge or given new understanding of the existing knowledge and its use in practice, by carrying out an original research of major scope, part of which is on the level of internationally cited publications Able to communicate both orally and in writing about one’s own field of scientific activity (one’s own branch) with wider research community and the general public Able to improve one’s scientific qualification independently, by implementing scientific projects, attaining achievements meeting the international criteria of the branch of science, to manage research or development tasks in companies, institutions and organizations, requiring extensive research knowledge and skills C Able, by performing independent critical analysis, synthesis and assessment, to solve significant research or innovation tasks, to set independently research idea, to plan, structure and manage large-scale scientific projects, including projects in international context

Latvian education documents (qualifications) The placement of the Latvian formal qualifications in the LQF/EQF Level 4-8 Latvian education documents (qualifications) Level Certificate of general secondary education, Diploma of vocational secondary education, 4 Diploma of first level professional higher education (1st level professional higher (college) education. The length of full-time studies 2-3 years) 5 Bachelor’s diploma Professional Bachelor’s diploma Diploma of professional higher education, diploma of higher professional qualification (2nd level professional higher education, the length of full-time studies – at least 4 years) 6 Master’s diploma Professional Master’s diploma Diploma of professional higher education, diploma of higher education, diploma of higher professional qualification (2nd level professional higher education, the total length of full-time studies – at least 5 years) 7 Doctor’s diploma 8

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