Cooperation Somalia-ACQF-II on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Accumulation and Transfer System (CATS).
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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Accumulation and Transfer Systems (CATS) are fundamental policies connected to the NQF, contributing to mobility, progression and social inclusion
Final ACQF Forum in 2024 - in Victoria, Seychelles.
The Seychelles Qualifications Authority (SQA) co-organises with the project "African Continental Qualifications Framework" (ACQF-II), the stakeholder workshop on the new Seychelles National Credit Accumulation and Transfer System – Policy and Guidelines (SNCATS). This workshop is focused on the theme: “Unveiling the SNCATS and Stakeholder Capacity Building – Giving new impetus to progression, mobility and lifelong learning". This one-day intense national workshop will take place in Victoria, on 12 November 2024, at the Hotel Savoy.
The articles explores solutions for a renewed impetus to recognition of qualifications and credentials in Africa and beyond: ACQF-II develops a Technical Note on linkages and complementarities between the Addis Recognition Convention (ARC) and the ACQF.
Many African countries are developing, are starting implementation or have substantial experience of operations of their NQF and need to review certains tools and reference principles. Monitoring and Evaluation concepts, tools and indicators are fundamental to support NQF institutions and stakeholders in steering the NQF towards the expected impacts.
Iniciativa da Direção do INQ apoiada tecnicamente pelo ACQF-II, composta de uma série de 3 programas de formação e ação piloto. Angola, INQ: Supporting Preparation for Implementation of the Standards of the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications
The 3rd continental “Forum of the institutions of National Qualifications Frameworks", is organised in partnership with the African Union, African countries, Regional Economic Communities. This workshop is co-organised with Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA), and will take place in Nairobi, from 1 to 4 October 2024, at the Hotel Fairview. The workshop languages are English, French, and Portuguese. Streaming is available to ensure wider participation.
This Training program for stakeholders of the NQF Angola focuses on 7 major themes, and is co-organised between National Qualifications Institute (INQ) and ACQF-II. A Jornada de Formação para as entidades associadas ao Systema Nacional de Qualificações (SNQ) de Angola centra-se em 7 temas principais e é co-organizado entre o INQ e ACQF-II.
On 5-6 September representatives of 19 African countries meet in Luanda to discuss NQF, RPL, CATS, Green Skills, Micro-credentials, Qualifications and Credentials Platform and launch the pilot phase of referencing to ACQF.
The first NQF survey conducted by ACQF-II project expands and updates the information collected by the initial ACQF Mapping Study. Article: E. Castel-Branco (based on Survey report).
How a country’s NQF links to its quality assurance arrangements and how these arrangements support, complement, and enable the strategies embedded in the NQF policy instrument is critical to an NQF’s implementation and long-term success.
