Quality Imperative in Higher Education and Training Conference
Explore the importance of creating a quality culture in higher education and training at the 2nd International Conference. Topics include diversity, disruptive innovations, and strategies for fostering a culture of quality. Learn about expected results and the impact on education and workforce development.
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2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING APRIL 15 17, 2015
DIVERSITY in HIGHER EDUCATION & TRAINING: THE QUALITY IMPERATIVE April 15, 2015 Michael Bradshaw Executive Director, ACTT
DISRUPT ? ERUPT ? RECONSTRUCT ? or DISTRUCT !
Why is creating a Quality Culture Important Massification of Higher Education and Training Increase access Funding of Higher Education and Training Increase access different modalities including Adult and Experiential Learning/Prior Learning and Assessment, , On-the-Job-Training/Apprenticeship Programmes Cross Border/Transnational Education Online and Distance Learning / Massive Open Online Courses Constanly evolving new educational technologies Returning Scholars Recognition of foreign degrees Mutual Recognition Comparability/Equivalency of Qualifications and Awards Portability of Qualifications/Credits/Competency Units Portability of students vertical and horizontal articulation Portability of students across institutions both local and foreign Increased importance of Qualifications Frameworks
How can we create the Quality Imperative Developing a Culture of Quality" Creating and Sharing Best Practice Research and Innovation The Quality Imperative Relationship Building / Collaborative Activities NQCF Development and Implementation Criteria and Standards Development for Quality Assurance
Expected Results Relevant education and training Fitness for purpose - resulting in demandled rather than supplyled education and training A more skilled and relevant Workforce International recognition for local qualifications and awards ease of access/articulation to foreign institutions Facilitate the portability of credits, qualifications and awards Facilitate CSME Free Movement of Skills
2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING APRIL 15 17, 2015
SIGNING OF THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN ACTT AND QAA
2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING APRIL 15 17, 2015 The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) is the independent body entrusted with monitoring and advising on standards and quality in UK higher education. QAA is dedicated to checking that the three million students working towards a UK qualification get the higher education experience they are entitled to expect , wherever in the world they are studying.
2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING APRIL 15 17, 2015
