NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORKS: THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY

Authors

  • Nataliia Mospan

Keywords:

Bologna process, the European Qualifications Framework, higher education, member countries, the national qualifications framework.

Abstract

This paper presents the current state of higher education in the European Union, namely the process of development
and implementation of European Qualifications Frameworks with the National Qualifications Framework in member
countries of the European Union. It introduses the analysis of data in all member states mostly based on the reports of
the European organizations. This paper also shows that different countries have different strategies and they are on
different stages of this process

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How to Cite

Mospan, N. (2019). NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORKS: THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY. Continuing Professional Education: Theory and Practice, (1-2), 38–41. Retrieved from http://npo.kubg.edu.ua/article/view/183831

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Section

PRACTICE OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION