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Quality by Units – ECVET Utiliser l’ECVET dans la progression de la formation professionnelle

QbU LogoLa diversité des systèmes européens d'enseignement et de formation professionnelle (EFP) ne favorise pas la comparabilité des parcours scolaires et des qualifications respectives. La question de la comparabilité est particulièrement pertinente lors du transfert des résultats d'apprentissage à partir d’un système de formation professionnelle à un autre, par exemple lors du transfert et la reconnaissance des résultats d'apprentissage acquis à l'étranger. Dans ce contexte, un ensemble d'instruments ont été mis au point afin de faciliter le trans-fert et la reconnaissance et d’accroître la transparence des qualifications - ou des modules des qualifications - entre les États membres. Depuis 2009, l’ECVET (Système européen de crédit d'apprentissages pour l'enseignement et la formation professionnels) est en train d’être testé dans la formation professionnelle. ECVET est un instrument qui vise à accroître la mobilité des jeunes en formation professionnelle initiale par la création d'un cadre formel pour la mobilité.

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