Sectoral Qualifications Framework for Tourism has become the first sectoral qualifications framework to be included in the IQS, serving as the legally binding standard for all activities relating to competences…
This publication presents information on the development of the sectoral qualifications framework for the banking sector, carried out in 2012−2015. Download publication (PDF, 5 MB)
The modernization of Polish qualifications initiated with the enactment of the Act of 22 December 2015 on the Integrated Qualifications System is based on the adoption of common principles governing the qualifications operating in different areas. The integrated system consists of elements that already function in Polish society and its economy, as well as new instruments, to effectively integrate the entire system.
The Integrated Qualifications System (IQS) currently being implemented in Poland enables qualifications awarded in Poland and in other countries of the European Union to be compared by referencing them to the levels of the Polish Qualifications Framework (PQF), and thus to the levels of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF). All Polish qualifications included in the IQS must be aligned to a specific PQF level.
This publication presents information on the project of developing the Sectoral Qualifications Framework for the Fashion Industry (SQF FI).
This publication presents information on the project of developing the Sectoral Qualifications Framework for the Construction Industry (SQFC).
This publication presents information on the development of the Sectoral Qualifications Framework for Development Services (SQF DS).
This publication presents information on the development of the sectoral qualifications framework for the telecommunications industry, carried out as part of a pilot project in 2013−2015. Download publication (PDF, 2…
The Sectoral Qualifications Framework for Sport (SQFS) is the industry’s interpretation of the Polish Qualifications Framework (PQF), a tool that organises all qualifications (diplomas, certificates) existing in Poland, acquired in various ways and different places, to eight competence levels, and at the same time allows qualifications to be compared to those existing across Europe.
This glossary further develops the work presented in “A Glossary of Key Concepts related to the National Qualifications System” (IBE 2011). This new version includes the terminology established in the referencing report, entitled “Referencing Report.
