In 2020-2022 ACQF carried out 15 Peer Learning Webinars in which 32 national and regional cases from Africa and 12 from other regions of the world (Europe, Asia, Middle East) were shared and discussed. The 2 "ACQF Training Weeks" (April and September 2022) generated a rich knowledge base reflected in over 50 presentations on all key topics. In 2023-2024 ACQF-II conducted a total of 10 multi-country workshops in different cities (2023: Johannesburg, Addis, Nairobi, Accra, Maputo; 2024: Johannesburg, Kinshasa, Luanda, Nairobi and Seychelles) and 10 country-specific workshops (Bissau, Accra, Kinshasa, Seychelles, Dakar, Eswatini, Maputo, Freetown, Nairobi) generating knowledge products on new themes (green and digital skills, micro-credentials, Qualifications and Credentials Platform (QCP), referencing to ACQF, NQF Network Africa and others.
Sierra Leone drafted the new NQF in 2024, and started a wide national stakeholders consultation process. This workshop contributes to discussion of the draft NQF document and continues the capacity building programme started in November 2023.
A Comissão Técnica do QNQ co-organiza este workshop de 3 dias com o projeto ACQF-II com o objectivo de reforçar capacidades sobre o sistema de monitoria a avaliação do QNQ, e explorar novas temáticas e fronteiras para o QNQ.
The workshop of 13 May 2024 in Mbabane discussed the draft RPL Policy document. Eswatini Qualifications Authority leads the process.
The annual TCCA meeting in Johannesburg gathers representatives of all SADC Member States, SADC Secretariat and ACQF-II experts. The meeting will monitor progress in implementation of the SADCQF Roadmap 2023-2026.
Le gouvernement du Sénégal et les principales parties prenantes sont déterminés à développer un cadre national des certifications (CNC) contextualisé et pertinent, complet et inclusif de tous les niveaux et types de certifications.
Seychelles continues mutual learning activities on topics of high interest for the NQF: Recognition of Prior Learning and Learning Outcomes.
The Qualifications and Credentials Platform (QCP) will contribute to information-sharing and transparency on qualifications in African countries and at continental level.
SQA is committed to initiate development of a functional and coherent Credit Accumulation and Transfer System, aligned with international good practice. Consultation and capacity development week to discover and agree on the purpose, scope, technical features of Seychelles CATS (11-15/March 2024).
