What does Brexit mean for Europass?
Europass is a non-profit initiative which is co-funded by the European Commission and the Department for Education in the UK. Therefore, the future of Europass depends on the outcome of…
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The New Europass: From Mobility Tool to Life-Long Learning Platform
What Europass currently is? Europass is currently a portfolio of 5 documents which helps individuals take advantage of work and study opportunities across Europe and beyond. The most well-known of…
Five things you need to know about transnational education (TNE)
Transnational education (TNE) refers to educational provision that crosses national borders: programmes of study delivered outside of the country where the awarding body is based and those offered through international…
New UK NARIC service – UK Qualification Reference Statement
A new UK NARIC service for individuals has been launched – the UK Qualification Reference Statement (UKQRS) The UK Qualification Reference Statement was developed in response to requests from people who…
Third meeting of the EQPR project in The Hague on 11 April
The third meeting of the European Qualifications Passport for Refugees (EQPR) project coordination group took place in The Hague on 11 April. The meeting was also attended by representatives from…
“Comparable to British Bachelor degree standard”: what does this comparison statement mean?
Some UK NARIC evaluations state that an award can be “considered comparable to British Bachelor degree standard”. This might appear in UK NARIC statements of comparability issued to individuals, or…
Benchmarking the Advanced Programme: English
This article was first published on the ECCTIS Blog The Independent Examinations Board in South Africa has recently added the Advanced Programme: English to their suite of qualifications. The IEB…
The factors and criteria involved in graduate recruitment: A Russian case study
This article first appeared on the ECCTIS blog How important are higher education degree marks in Russian graduate job searches? Do employers look at and consider GPAs? The question is…
