In less than a month, on 6 and 7 October in Brussels, the ETF will hold an international conference on qualifications frameworks. More than one hundred experts and policymakers will discuss how to implement national qualifications frameworks (NQF).
One of main goals of the conference is to establish a global community of practitioners involved in developing qualifications frameworks in order to share knowledge and experience, and better support each other’s work.
Participants hail from all over the world, from international organisations, EU institutions and governments. For all those who can’t attend in person, the ETF will ensure a good online coverage of the event.
We talked to the organisers of the conference, the ETF’s Arien Deij and Epke Vogel, about what qualifications frameworks are, how students, employers and policymakers can benefit from qualifications frameworks, and why frameworks are an attractive way of approaching the reform of education systems.
Participants hail from all over the world, from international organisations, EU institutions and governments. For all those who can’t attend in person, the ETF will ensure a good online coverage of the event.
We talked to the organisers of the conference, the ETF’s Arien Deij and Epke Vogel, about what qualifications frameworks are, how students, employers and policymakers can benefit from qualifications frameworks, and why frameworks are an attractive way of approaching the reform of education systems.
Year/Date: 7/09/2011
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