Key Factors for Mutual Recognition of E&T Courses Sample Clauses

Key Factors for Mutual Recognition of E&T Courses. In order to facilitate mutual recognition of skills, the most important precondition is to recognise the E&T courses that have lead to achieving skills. There is a need for relevant stakeholders in MS to rely on E&T provisions and competence assessment whether delivered locally, regionally, nationally or internationally. Course recognition may be achieved in a number of ways, including approval by MS (or delegated) authority, through educational management and quality control (for example in the case of courses run in academia) or through independent organisations, such as independent accrediting bodies, providing relevant expertise and objectivity to evaluate the various (local, regional, independent, academic/industry/commercial) courses. Xxxxxx E&T provisions and competence assessment with quality assurance should contribute to confidence in E&T standards. Key factors are:  Common principles for competence assessment and confidence in adherence to these principles.  Good communication between relevant stakeholders in MS to deliver mutual recognition within a MS.  A recognition process to ensure quality, based on availability of comparable information and assessment complying with EU recommendations.  A common evaluation framework for courses as the basis for mutual recognition of E&T carried out elsewhere in other MS and, where appropriate, in non-EU countries Adherence to these key factors should facilitate mutual recognition of an E&T course. Relevant stakeholders in MS could agree to accept courses that have undergone an approval or accreditation process meeting the information requirements set out below.
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