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1 st QALLL CONFERENCE on Quality Assurance in Lifelong Learning focussing on Vocational Education & Training and Adult Education RECALL – Recognition of Quality in Lifelong Learning Fjóla María Lárusdóttir The Education and Training Service Centre Bled, March 23rd/24 th 2011

1st QALLL Conference. VN NN. Bled March 24 th Why A need for a transparent quality procedure for non- formal learning providers – further development of the ALL project Quality assurance requires a regular review for further development and improvement. Goals To enhance quality in Lifelong Learning through the development of a European Quality mark (EQM) to accredit non-formal learning providers To disseminate and strengthen the EQM Main focus of RECALL

1st QALLL Conference. VN NN. Bled March 24 th Main results A transparent process of quality review based on self-assessment - guidance from an assessor - EQM awarded when standards have been met. Products -Information leaflet -Guidelines for the EQM -EQM Assessment Form for Providers and Assessors -EQM Assessor Guidelines -EQM Application Form -EQM Business Model -EQM Website

1st QALLL Conference. VN NN. Bled March 24 th A person within the setting responsible for quality development Teamwork is crucial regarding a successful quality review process Cooperation and external guidance can motivate providers towards improvements Non-formal learning providers have been positive towards using the EQM self- assessment form Lessons learnt

1st QALLL Conference. Bled March 23rd/24 th What motivates learning providers towards quality improvement? Commonly recognized indicators – clear and applicable to the field A system that emphasises a regular quality review – clear benefits Leadership and teamwork Guidance available – competent assessors Financing Challenges