The job description, competency framework, training framework model in initial vocational training An unsatisfactory curriculum model Xavier ROEGIERS CEDEFOP,

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The job description, competency framework, training framework model in initial vocational training An unsatisfactory curriculum model Xavier ROEGIERS CEDEFOP, January 2011

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties The competence-based approach fails to solve some problems on the ground of initial vocational training. To what reasons can we attribute these difficulties ?

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties 1. To the diversity of social referential practices related to certain professions, and therefore the difficulty in agreeing on the skills to develop as a priority.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties 2. To the way the term competence is understood in curricula. The concept of transversal competence is particularly difficult to operate in initial vocational training.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties 3. To the way competency frameworks are understood and constructed : sometimes endless lists of know-hows, skills, criteria and indicators. + heterogeneous formulations of these competences

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties 4. To the illusion that the initial training delivered in technical and vocational training institutions can be conceived in the same way as in business.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties 5. To a rushing ahead in the way new curricula are written, which often does not take realistic account of the limitations of how initial training system is organised (disciplinary separation, workload and schedule, nomination of teachers and trainers...).

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Some difficulties The scheme that envisaged job description, competence framework and training framework in a linear way does not work in practice.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Assessment framework 1. The assessment framework must be first introduced, as it is equivalent to the training framework, in terms of validation of learning achievements.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework 2. Competency-based curricula start from the assumption that the competency framework is the interface between the working world and that of initial vocational training.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework However, the competency framework, like the job description, is dictated by the demands of the working world (often a list of competences). Therefore, initial vocational training is often confusing because, operationally, it can not handle those lists of competences, given its organization.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework It leads to huge difficulties in deducing a training framework from a competency framework. It also reflects the existing gap to deduce an assessment framework from a competency one.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework These difficulties have led us to propose an operational articulation between competency framework and training framework : a framework of curriculum engineering (curriculum framework), based on a core of professional competences (2 or 3 competences per profession).

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework These core competences integrate various resources: knowledge, skills, soft skills, key competences… The dimension of critical thinking is not absent, as well as creativity.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework In addition to that, the curriculum framework : - specifies to which family of integrative tasks or complex situations each core competence is associated ; - gives some examples of such integrative tasks or complex situations ;

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework - reformulates the core competences in a more comprehensive and concrete form ; - specifies the parameters of each family of tasks or complex situations ; - specifies the assessment criteria of these tasks, in order to assess professional competences related to these situations.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework Where is it situated in the process ? (1) It can be an integral part of the competency framework, if its character can allow extensions.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework (2) Otherwise, it may be subject to a common introduction to both, the training and the assessment frameworks.

Xavier Roegiers, January 2011 Curriculum framework In these schemes, we respect both the specificity of the world of work and the vocational training institutions. Training and assessment practices may evolve in the direction of effectiveness, as well as equity. Roegiers, X. (2010). Pedagogy of Integration. Education and Training Systems at the Heart of our Societies. Bruxelles : De Boeck