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ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 Accreditation of Continuing Engineering Education José M.P. Vieira National Vice-President Brussels, 20th November nd EUROPEAN ENGINEERS’ DAY

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 OUTLINE  Lifelong learning for Engineers  Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  The AcCEdE  system for continuing education  Conclusion

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 LIFELONG LEARNING FOR ENGINEERS  European Higher Education Area Ministerial Conference (Bucharest, 2012). Goals in the coming years:  Investing in higher education for the future  Consolidate and build on progress in the implementation of the Bologna Process  Providing quality higher education for all  Enhancing employability to serve Europe’s needs  Strengthening mobility for better learning  Improvement of data collection and transparency to underpin political goals

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 LIFELONG LEARNING FOR ENGINEERS  European Higher Education Area Ministerial Conference (Bucharest, 2012). One of the priorities for :  Work to enhance:  Employability;  Lifelong learning;  Problem-solving;  Entrepreneurial skills through improved cooperation with employers, especially in the development of educational programmes

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 OUTLINE  Lifelong learning for Engineers  Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  The AcCEdE  system for continuing education  Conclusion

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)  FEANI policy on CPD (approved by FEANI GA in Lillehammer, Norway, 1997; reviewed version approved by FEANI GA in Bucharest, Romania, 2008) :  FEANI affirms that there is an on-going need for CPD of engineers in Europe as it contributes for mutual recognition of academic and professional qualifications  CPD is the acquisition of knowledge, experience and skills, as well as, the development of personal qualities. It contains both the acquisition of new skills, to broaden competence, and the enhancement of existing skills to keep abreast of evolving knowledge.  CPD is the core of lifelong learning of professional engineers at all levels of proficiency. It is a prerequisite for the maintenance of high professional standards throughout an engineer’s professional life.

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)  FEANI policy on CPD (approved by FEANI GA in Lillehammer, Norway, 1997; reviewed version approved by FEANI GA in Bucharest, Romania, 2008):  CPD enables the employability and mobility of individual engineers. It enhances their career in the fast moving world of technology and strengthens their professional satisfaction and well-being. CPD may act as a personal job assurance in the turbulent global job market.  CPD is ultimately the individual’s personal responsibility. However, it has to be planned and it requires the cooperation, encouragement and support of employers, as well as, professional and academic institutions.  CPD is of crucial importance for sustaining the competitiveness of European industry in the global market, where competitive advantage can be gained from the application of high-end skills to leading edge technologies.

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)  Types of CPD (FEANI proposal) :  Formal post graduate academic courses  In-company training courses or lectures  External training courses  Service in professional engineering organization activities  Technical visits or assignments  Updating professional development based in individual study  Preparation and presentation of a technical paper in a conference  Preparation and technical publication in a journal or a book related with the profession  Teaching or instructing in CPD related activities with the profession

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)  Credits for CPD (FEANI proposal) :  CPD credits are only an indicator of the commitment of engineers to professional development and to practice improvement  Credits are a numeric appreciation of the CPD activities  This proposal may be used by national engineering associations to:  Define procedures to register and acknowledge CPD performed by engineers  Record CPD activities of its members  Verify CPD periodic requirements of its members

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 OUTLINE  Lifelong learning for Engineers  Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  The AcCEdE  system for continuing education  Conclusion

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Continuing engineering education. Rationale  Rapid technological evolution (innovation)  New materials and methods in engineering  High mobility of engineers in Europe  New skills and opportunities for adequate training programmes  Professional qualification of engineers  Embracing lifelong learning in quality culture

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  OE + AcCEdE  system accreditation approach  Institutional accreditation: assesses institutions as a whole  Programme accreditation: assesses quality of a specific programme  Programme accreditation is complimentary to institutional accreditation

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Accredited Institutions Accredited Programmes ACCREDITATION SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION Continuing Professional Development  Continuing education in professional development

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Certificates Submissions May to JulySeptember to NovemberDecember Programmes accreditation Institutional accreditation ACCREDITATION PROCESS  Accreditation procedure. System implementation (schedule)

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Accreditation procedure. Evaluation team  Independent auditors and experts  Universe of recruitment: members of Ordem dos Engenheiros  Representativeness of all of the 12 disciplines  Engineers from academy, industry and consultancy

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Accreditation procedure. The process Continuing Education Programme 1 Continuing Education Programme 2 Continuing Education Programme n Expert 1 Expert 2 Expert n Accreditation: 1 year Accreditation: 1 year Accreditation: 1 year Auditor 1 Auditor 2 Auditor n Training Institution 1 Training Institution n + Accreditation of Training Institution Continuing Education Programme 1 Continuing Education Programme 2 Continuing Education Programme n Expert 1 Expert 2 Expert n Expert Accreditation: 3 years Accreditation: 3 years Accreditation: 3 years Auditor 1 Auditor 2 Auditor n

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Standards and criteria. Education programmes Criterium 1Control of documents Criterium 2Responsibilities Criterium 3Human resources Criterium 4Infrastructure Criterium 5Programme planningCriterium 13 Coherence between the content of the Programme and the competencies to be acquired Criterium 6Identification and TraceabilityCriterium 14 Coherence between the objective of the Programme and the market to which it is targeted Criterium 7Trainee propertyCriterium 15Suitability of the minimum attendance requirements Criterium 8Trainee satisfactionCriterium 16Updating to the “State of the art” Criterium 9Internal auditsCriterium 17Suitability of the curriculum vitae of the trainers Criterium 10Control of non-conformitiesCriterium 18Distribution of programme topics Criterium 11Processing of complainsCriterium 19Suitability of teaching aids Criterium 12Corrective actionsCriterium 20Achievable programme General criteria Specific criteria

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Standards and criteria. Training Institutions Crit.1: Leadership Crit. 3: People Crit. 2: Policy and Strategy Crit. 4: Partnerships and Resources Crit. 5: Processes Crit. 7: People Satisfaction Crit. 6: Consumers Satisfaction Crit. 8: Society Satisfaction Crit. 9: Key Business Results RESULTS Learning and Innovation INSTITUTIONS (model adapted from EFQM-European Foundation for Quality Management )

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Standards and criteria. Education Programmes Classification YES Accredit NO Reject Benchmarks for accreditation of Programmes Benchmarks for accreditation of Training Institutions Criterium 1Criterium 2Criterium 3Criterium 4 Criterium 5Criterium 6Criterium 7Criterium 8 Criterium 9Criterium 10Criterium 11Criterium 12 Criterium 13Criterium 14Criterium 15Criterium 16 Criterium 17Criterium 18CriteriumCriterium 20 Criterium 1 Criterium 2 Criterium 3 Criterium 4 Criterium 5 Criterium 6 Criterium 7 Criterium 8 Criterium 9 Within the acceptance range?

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 OUTLINE  Lifelong learning for Engineers  Continuing Professional Development (CPD)  The AcCEdE  system for continuing education  Conclusion

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 THE ACCEDE  SYSTEM FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION  Challenges for AcCEdE  Explicit understanding that accredited continuing education can measure the required professional skills  The label acceptability is dependent of a good perception of its relevance by academia, industry and society  Being 2015 the first year of implementation, this label must have a test period in order to share the experience with other similar European initiatives

ACCREDITATION OF CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION José M.P. Vieira | Brussels, 20th November 2014 José M.P. Vieira National Vice-President 2nd EUROPEAN ENGINEERS’ DAY Brussels, 20th November 2014 Thank you for your attention Once you stop learning, you start dying Albert Einstein