Competences between Labor Market and Higher Education through ESCO

The article presents a way to create university programs that will ease the recognition of qualifications using ISCO and ESCO. A new European model based on the American model for engineers created by the American Association of Engineering Societies is presented. The model has the advantage of bein...

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Published in:Informatica economica 2019-12, Vol.23 (4/2019), p.89-100
Main Authors: ICOCIU, Vasilica-Cristina, POSTAVARU, Nicolae, COSTOIU, Mihnea, DOBRESCU, Tiberiu Gabriel, SILVESTRU, Catalin Ionut
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Classification
Colleges & universities
competences
Curricula
Education
Educational objectives
Engineering societies
esco
Higher education
isced
isco
Labor market
Learning
learning outcomes
Occupations
Qualifications
Quality control
Quality standards
skills
Taxonomy
Vocational education
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Summary:The article presents a way to create university programs that will ease the recognition of qualifications using ISCO and ESCO. A new European model based on the American model for engineers created by the American Association of Engineering Societies is presented. The model has the advantage of being based on internationally recognized standards. It can be applied to higher and professional education, learning outcomes need to be established with the employers based on the ESCO. competences. The proposed model is easy to apply and understandable creating also a hierarchy of skills according to ISCO taxonomy. As the applied models will be created, for example for technical/ economy domain, they will be further presented. The application of these models and the need to recognize the qualifications lead to the need for automatic systems for monitoring and recording all formal, informal or non-formal learning activities throughout an individual's life and also his experience.
ISSN:1453-1305
1842-8088
DOI:10.12948/issn14531305/23.4.2019.08