Quality assurance frameworks form an important basis for quality TVET, as well as the subsequent development of National Qualification Frameworks (NQFs) and Regional Qualification Frameworks (RQFs) where appropriate.
Harmonisation of qualifications is important for regional mobility and TVET synergies.
A select group of countries with National Qualification Frameworks (NQFs) is undertaking a referencing process to build trust and improve understanding.
The Skills Virtual Fair aims to identify innovative solutions, through South-South and triangular cooperation, for specific skills development challenges, now exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The expected outcome of this initiative is to establish partnerships between participants, as well as peer learning opportunities, related to the following aspects of skills development and lifelong learning:
Given the travel and meeting restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Skills Fair will happen virtually on vFairs platform with Augmented Reality (AR). Virtual fairs and conferencing solutions provide a virtual infrastructure where on-line summits/fairs can be organised with exhibition booths (Market Fairs, Knowledge Fairs,) for large audiences.
The TVET World e-Conference will be delivered over three days (July 28-30) completely online and broadcasted live. Participants will also have access to the recording of all presentations.
24 international speakers presenting their analysis and solutions to the following challenges:
This year, UNESCO-UNEVOC launches a new initiative called ‘UNEVOC Network Coaction Initiative’ that aims to support UNEVOC Centres and their development and implementation of joint projects based on topics of shared interests, building upon the expertise that is already available in the UNEVOC Network. One such project is “Future Foresight Institutional Capacity for Post COVID-19 World” led by Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), UAE in partnership with seven other UNEVOC Centres. Please feel free to join this digital signing ceremony taking place online on Monday, 7 February 2022 from 9:00-9:30am CET (GMT+1). All are welcome.
National Qualification Framework
The TVET Value Chain is a model that provides an overview of the TVET ecosystem. It has eight primary functions and sixteen supporting functions. Each function has multiple sub-functions.
Explore and learn more about the TVET Value Chain sub-functions by clicking on the components.
The TVET Value Chain model helps countries improve their TVET ecosystem. Each of the TVET Mahe Process member countries have shared their country assessment using the TVET Value Chain, accessible on each country’s profile page on this platform.
