Examples of using Qualifications systems in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The NCPs support and, in conjunction with other relevant national authorities, guide the relationship between national qualifications systems and the EQF and promote the quality and transparency of that relationship.
can bring for citizens in the field of lifelong learning and mobility through qualifications and qualifications systems.
In addition, the European Qualifications Framework will help international sectoral organisations to improve the links between their sectoral qualifications systems and national qualifications systems, thus helping to increase the mobility of workers and learners.
common European reference point and thus show the relationship between international sectoral qualifications and national qualifications systems.
Decision adopting principles and obligations for those Member States which relate their national qualifications systems to the EQF.
thus show the relationship between international sectoral qualifications and national qualifications systems.
relate all national qualifications systems to the EQF by 2010, and support the use
relate all national qualifications systems to the EQF by 2010, and support the use
The long term impact of the project consist in fostering unitary professional training opportunities in the field of quality management for public health institution through the involvement of the different stakeholders in making VET and qualifications systems more responsive to the needs of the health system employees focusing on developing competence-based training systems. .
require atomisation or harmonisation of qualifications systems Doc.
defines national qualification systems and/or qualifications. .
defines national qualification systems and/or qualifications. .
Part C Notice on the existence of a qualification system.
The MPA follows industry standard three-layer monitoring and qualification system.
They will all have to go through the qualification system.
Moreover, qualification systems and frameworks change over time
To cope with these differences we need a mechanism that can compare national qualification systems and ensure that the learning outcomes of each qualification can be easily understood and compared.
Align their national qualification systems with the EQF by 2009 and develop national qualification frameworks;
National Qualifications System means all aspects of a states activity related to the recognition of learning
provided Member States move rapidly to relate their national qualification systems and frameworks to it.