QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORKS. Sjur Bergan Chair of the Coordination Group BFUG, Paris, October 14 15, 2008

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QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORKS Sjur Bergan Chair of the Coordination Group BFUG, Paris, October 14 15, 2008

TERMS OF REFERENCE support the sharing of experience in the elaboration of national qualifications frameworks. qualification frameworks should be designed so as to encourage greater mobility of students and teachers and improve employability.

COORDINATION GROUP Assist countries if and as needed Stimulate European and regional activities Disseminate information Bologna web site for QF Gain an overview of developments at national level Not infringe on the authority and responsibility of countries for their own QFs Not develop new standards

COUNTRIES Responsible for the development of their won QFs Provide information on the development of their QF National QF correspondent Web site

DEVELOPMENT OF NQFS

NATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS 38 countries/systems All Bologna members except: Azerbaijan, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Luxembourg, Moldova, Serbia, Slovak Republic Holding reply : Italy, Russia

PROVIDED INFORMATION 33 countries/systems All Bologna members except: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Luxembourg, Moldova, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Slovak Republic Provided information after the report was sent to the Bologna Secretariat: France

NQF: STATE OF DEVELOPMENT Action/step Step completed 1. Decision to start 27; 2 uncertain 2. Setting the agenda 18; 7 uncertain 3. Organizing the process 21; 6 uncertain 4. Design Profile 18; 5 uncertain 5. Consultation 15 countries; 4 uncertain 6. Approval 8 countries; 5 uncertain 7. Administrative set-up 10 countries; 9 uncertain 8. Implementation 3 countries; 9 uncertain 9. Inclusion of qualifications 3 countries; 11 uncertain 10. Self-certification 3 countries, but much uncertainty 11. NQ web site 8 countries; 9 uncertain

NQF: STATE OF DEVELOPMENT 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

EUROPEAN DEVLOPMENTS

EUROPEAN EVENTS QF conferences Council of Europe Forum on QFs (Strasbourg, Oct 2007) Learning outcomes (Edinburgh, Feb 2008) Self certification (Tbilisi, Nov 2008) Other Bologna conferences ECTS and student workload (Moskva, April 2008) ECTS and learning outcomes (Porto, June 2008) Employability (Luxembourg, Nov 2008)

REGIONAL EVENTS South East Europe Conference (Beograd, Nov 2007) Regional network (Cetinje, July 2008) NIS Conference (Yerevan, Sept 2008)

EQF-LLL Formally adopted April 2008 Good cooperation: EQF Advisory Board: CoE member Coordination Group: Commission member Working group on referencing

CHALLENGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS

DEVELOPING, DESCRIBING AND IMPLEMENTING LEARNING OUTCOMES Developing and describing learning outcomes a great challenge Need a good mix of targeted activities at European level and development work at national and institutional level Link between describing and implementing learning outcomes is crucial Avoid reducing this to a purely formal exercise

SELF CERTIFICATION Strong need for continued exchange of experience Participation of international experts is an essential part of the self certification Need to expand the pool of potential experts

RELATIONSHIP TO THE EQF-LLL Main message The differences between the two overarching frameworks less important than the elements they have in common. It is perfectly possibly to develop national qualifications frameworks that are compatible with both the EHEA Framework and the EQF- LLL. But need to clarify further the relationship between the two

TIMETABLE The 2010 commitment has played an important role in launching the development of national qualifications frameworks Coordination Group feels obliged to ask whether the 2010 deadline is realistic Quality of work Stakeholder involvement Adopt a staggered deadline?

2009 2010 WORK PROGRAM Should include one major event focusing on qualifications frameworks Ireland: conference fall 2009 focusing on bringing together progress internationally in the implementation of the EHEA-QF and the EQF-LLL Continued need to offer assistance and coordination in the development of national frameworks Need some kind of EHEA coordination body

VISIT THE BOLOGNA QF WEB SITE www.bologna2009benelux.org/qf