National qualifications frameworks : their feasibility for effective implementation in developing countries
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National qualifications frameworks : their feasibility for effective implementation in developing countries

EMP/SKILLS Working Paper No. 22
Type: Working paper
Date issued: 01 February 2005
Reference: 92-2-117275-9[ISBN]
Authors: Michael Young
Download: English [pdf 313KB]
Provides a critical analysis of the process of developing a national qualifications framework (NQF), highlighting the problems that may arise in implementation. Describes the main features of an NQF, identifies different national models and outlines successful approaches.

Tag: training, occupational qualification, developed countries, developing countries

Unit responsible: Skills and Employability

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