The National System for Recognising, Validating and Certifying Competencies 64,2% of Portuguese working population does not have the compulsory 9 years.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
VET IN FINLAND: EQF, NQF and ECVET
Advertisements

1 Contribution to the Dublin Conference Towards Common Themes and Approaches across Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training in Europe.
Systemic solutions for recognition of non-formal learning in Slovenia Barbara Kunčič 3rd March 2011.
THE PORTUGUESE EXPERIENCE PROJECT VALEU Natália Vara CNO NERBA and IPB
VET and adult learning in Iceland Presentation for guests from Lithuania, 4 December, 2012 Ólafur Grétar Kristjánsson, adviser.
“Articulating the work on NQF, QA and recognition ” JULY 2008, Cetinje.
TECHNICAL GUIDELINES HOW TO USE THE TIPEIL WEB-BASED PLATFORM Session 3 – See Portfolios uploaded.
SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY
Pearson Test of English (PTE)
PROYECTO LEONARDO:ARGO 1 SPANISH VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING.(VET) PROJECT LEONARDO: ARGO Nº REF: I-02-B-F-PP Nº REF: I-02-B-F-PP NAPOLES.
New Standards for Training Organisations and VET Regulators Stephanie Trestrail Executive Officer TAC.
1 Hana Čiháková THE CZECH REPUBLIC SITUATION IN CZECH RPL.
Xxxxxx National quality assurance on APL in the Netherlands Quality Assurance in validation of non-formal and informal learning Gent, 13 September 2007.
THE PORTUGUESE EDUCATION SYSTEM. Age Master 2 years Degree 3/4 years Doctorate 2 to 4 years Secondary School.
Validation of non formal and informal learning – the case of Portugal Glasgow, 17 May 2012 Elsa Caramujo National Agency for Qualification and Vocational.
Slovenian Qualification Framework developments and ECVET Bled, Mr Elido Bandelj, director.
Portuguese Educational System Agrupamento de Escolas Monsenhor Elísio Araújo.
The Education System of Slovakia M.Valent, D. Výbohová.
M INISTRY OF EDUCATION * Department for Education and Science Policy /J. Kangasniemi EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR ADULTS in Finland Basic education Liberal.
SHOT SHaring Orientation Training LLP Programme Leonardo da Vinci Action Partnership Measure Guidance and counselling: sharing patterns.
“Implementing EU Acquis, Procedures and Challenges” Poland, Warsaw 22 nd –23 rd September 2004 Dr Annita Anastassiadou Co-ordinator EU Integration Sector.
Building competences for the European labour market: Towards a European Qualifications Framework New Dehli 28 November 2006 Jens Bjornavold European centre.
‘You have skills’ – Evidences from Austria Assessment and validation of non-formal and informal learning Mariya Dzhengozova 3s Unternehmensberatung GmbH.
ELGPN network study visit – 15 June 2009 – page 1 Accreditation of prior experiential learning (APEL): Key features of the French system.
Portfolio training: Case study dr. Nijolė Burkšaitienė Mykolas Romeris University.
ROMANIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM ROMANIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
“Putting the pieces together – as a community” December, 2014.
Vocational Education System in Italy. The European Context The actions of the European Community in the field of education and formazionemira to encourage.
1 The current state of the recognition of non-formal and informal learning in the CR (UNIV project) Hana Čiháková NATIONAL INSTITUTE.
THE CERTIFICATION SYSTEM OF COMPETENCE IN ITALY. In Italy, the birth of a certification system in line with the objectives of Lisbon and the Bruges process-Copenhagen.
Validation of Non-formal Adult Education courses REACTION No CP LT-GRUNDTVIG-G1.
Validation of non formal and informal learning : the French Model Michel Feutrie Université de Lille 1.
University of Bologna, Italy TEMPUS LV-TEMPUS-SMHES – HESDESPI
Turkish Education System...
Professional Qualifications System in Estonia European Bank for the Development of Modular Curricula and Educational Technologies EMCET-2 Svetlana Kozlovskaja.
The Andorran higher education diplomas framework (MATES) and the National qualifications framework (MAQ) Àrea d’ordenació acadèmica i titulacions (Academic.
Maria Cândida Soares Validation of non formal and informal qualifications The Portuguese Case November 2006.
TURKISH EDUCATION SYSTEM Turkish National Education System has two main parts: Formal Education Non-formal Education.
Drop outs in Italy Basic indicators – School year from: Statistics by the Ministry of Public Education.
VET GOVERNANCE Leonardo Transfer of Innovation Kick-off meeting, Palermo, 19th – 20th February 2009 LLP-LdV/TOI/08/IT/566.
Juan Menéndez-Valdés Delhi. November 2006 SESSION III POLICIES TO PROMOTE LIFELONG LEARNING The role of social partners INDO-EU SEMINAR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT,
Key Competences and Education for Adults in Poland Together Towards Integration.
Realising the European Union Lisbon Goal The Copenhagen process and the Maaastricht Communiqué: Martina Ní Cheallaigh DG Education and Culture.
1 Validation: The Dutch Experience Conference “Adapting to Changes in Society” Tallinn, 27 May 2014 Drs. Amnon Owed Policy advisor Ministry of Education,
1 Validation of non formal and informal learning in Iceland Education and Training Service Centre = ETSC Guðfinna Harðardóttir.
PLA in The Netherlands Regina Kleingeld CONNECTING EQF – ECVET - VALIDATION.
GRUNDTVIG LEARNING PARTNERSHIP Lordelo, Portugal – February 2010 Finding innovative ways of defining and measuring Quality in Adult Education Provision.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING SPEACIALIST. This is regulated by Order dated 23 February 1991, which stipulates that INSTRUCTORS FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING MODULES.
Overview of Changes in Education in the Slovak Republic Lucia Auxtova Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic, Lifelong Learning Division.
Seminario Internazionale Moda e Turismo Nell`Instruzione Professionale Seminario Internazionale Moda e Turismo Nell`Instruzione Professionale Abril, 2010.
Validation of non-formal and informal learning in Norway - experiences and challenges.
CSODP Certified Senior Organization Development Professional September 2015.
INSTITUTE OF PRODUCTIVE LEARNING Productive Learning in Vocational Training VILAFRANCA CITY AS SCHOOL.
Education and Integration of Migrants in Portugal.
1 Tools, needs, initiatives, technical issues in adult vocational education - best practice in the Czech Republic Tereza Listová, Cairo.
Working meeting of the partners , Amersfoort Career guidance in Slovakia.
YOUTHPASS. YOUTHPASS IS… Tool of validation and recognition and official certificate validiting and recognising gained key competences within the non-formal.
Validation of Informal and Non-Formal Learning T he French VAE system and practice in validating non formal and informal learning Ankara, Wednesday 2 nd.
Country example - The Czech Republic Promoting Life-long Learning - System of Recognition of Qualifications National System of Qualifications.
TAIEX Multi-Beneficiary Workshop on Validation of Non-formal and Informal Learning Country presentation Albania Prepared by: Ejvis Gishti - NAVETQ Albina.
Recognition of Prior Learning. What is RPL? »Formal definition: RPL is a form of assessment that judges if a learner can evidence that they can meet the.
The Greek Educational System “Learning for life, not for school” 5 th meeting, Trikala September 2009.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN BULGARIA Assoc. Prof. Diana Popova, PhD Bourgas Free University, Bulgaria
The World Bank Bulgarian Educational System (One Part of the Continental European Tradition)
APEL in Estonia 3-4 June 2010, Riga. Legal background APEL is regulated on state level centrally and created systematically and covering all education.
Making the AzQF compatible to the EQF, what does it mean? Olav Aarna Estonian Qualifications Authority, Kutsekoda.
Quality Assurance in Vocational Education and Training in Kosovo
THE SYSTEM FOR THE RECOGNITION OF QUALIFICATIONS IN SPAIN
About the Swedish education system
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Presentation transcript:

The National System for Recognising, Validating and Certifying Competencies 64,2% of Portuguese working population does not have the compulsory 9 years of schooling; Only 20% of adult population with ages between 25 and 64, has secondary degree; Most adults develop function in the labour market that requires knowledge and competencies above their school degree; This knowledge and competencies were achieved in non-formal and informal learning processes but don’t contribute to their formal school degree

2001- The Creation of a National Centre for Recognising, Validating and Certifying Competences´ Net consists in the making of a CRVCC´s net, promoted by both private and public entities which are known for developing some activities of both recognition and validation of competences adults acquired during their life time, as well as the correspondent certification regulated by the Ministry of Education 91 centres in all country The Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa has a Centre for Recognising, Validating and Certifying school competences since 2004.

They are places where adults, over 18 year, that doesn’t, who do not have the compulsory 9 years of schooling, can seek the recognition, validation and certification of lifelong learning In the RVCC process, the knowledge and competencies recognised and validated can result in a certification degree in according to three levels: Basic 1, Basic 2 and Basic 3, according to the ANEFA´s Guidelines to Key Competencies. The Guidelines, which are structured in the three levels including four key-areas of competencies: –Language and Communication (LC); –Mathematics for Everyday Life (ML); –Information and Communication Technologies (ICT); –Citizenship and Employability (CE). The certification in a level is achieved when there are validated in all of the four key areas What are Centres for Recognising, Validating and Certifying school competences?

1.Initial involvement –Welcome/ admission –Diagnosis Session – to analyse the adequacy of the process concerning each candidate whenever a major learning necessity is spotted, the candidate is proposed to continue his/her path by choosing alternate ways of getting his/her certification, such as the professional learning or the recurrent schooling. In those situations in which there are partial learning necessities or needs in one or more of the four main key-areas, the adult may begin his/her process but he/she must attend before the beginning of the process or simultaneously to it (according to each case), learning actions or small learning courses in Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, namely, Acções +. The SCML RVCC Centre

2. Competency Assessment Recognition of competencies During this phase of the process, the main goal is to identify the adult´s competencies concerning the four key-areas in two sequenced moments the adult begins building his/her personal file where they register all his/her life story, as well as its corresponding evidence With the Training Professional guidance, adults are led to thoroughly think of the difficulties they find themselves in, concerning the subjects and criteria they are faced with in all four key areas 3. Further learning the adult can be referred to further training, which will allow him/her to conclude certifiable learning paths

4. Validation of competencies Validation Panel, which consists of key competencies Teachers/Trainers, the RVCC professional and an external examiner have the competencies he/she acquired in the course of his/her lifetime recognised and fully validated against the four key competencies areas and levels B1, B2 or B3 - registration of the validation in the adult´s Personal Record of Key Competencies and the issue of a Certificate legally equivalent to Basic Education diplomas (3rd, 2nd and 1st cycle certification) have the competencies acquired in the course of his/her lifetime recognised and partially validated against the four key competencies areas and levels B1, B2 or B3 of ANEFA´s Guidelines to Key Competencies. In this case, the process leads to the registration of the competencies units in the adult´s Personal Record of Key Competencies (validation) 5.Counselling defining and redesigning their personal project