Exploring the Role of CHAIN5 in European Education Networks

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Revealing the significance and impact of CHAIN5 within European education networks, focusing on its foundation, stakeholders, history, recent developments, and the pivotal role it plays in bridging diverse educational worlds. The narrative unfolds unveiling its collaboration with VET Associations, EUA, and EURASHE, presenting a community that transcends traditional boundaries for a comprehensive approach to qualifications and education levels.


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  1. Hans Daale Leido Academy

  2. CHAIN5: NOW ! More than 90 members From 24 countries (21 member states) And 14 European networks 46 participants in this conference Real good mix of stakeholders Good support already

  3. Leido Academy Structure: Basis for CHAIN5 ? Network since 1999 Non-profit / private 1500 members Good mix of stakeholders Focus on LLL Spider in a web International: EURASHE / WFCP / EUCIS- LLL / projects

  4. Network for Dutch SCHE On request of the Ministry Thematic network Help desk Supporting stakeholders Events etc.

  5. History - 1 Bologna EURASHE report 2003 Ministers conference Bergen 2005 EQF 2008 Missink Link report 2012 Attention for permeability VET-HE Also for RPL LLL Crisis: shorter study programmes

  6. Recent history CEDEFOP study More need for flexibility Role of NCPs More work-based learning, also in HE

  7. CHAIN5 a new community Why? Outcomes of the L5 study Plans for SCHE in the EHEA in 2015 More focus on NQFs full use of all levels Input of NCPs DG EAC VET & AE

  8. Why this community Part of VET Associations? Part of EUA? Part of EURASHE? Joint initiative? October 2013: all lights turned out to be green for a community like this

  9. Role of CHAIN5 First of all: It is level 5 of the EQF = all kinds of qualifications!! Level 5 = level 5 Not HE (just by accreditation or a decision by the government) Not a new political network

  10. Role (2) Bringing worlds together Formal and non-formal VET and HE Private and public financed In-company training and formal education Colleges and Universities Education and Labour Market Etc

  11. But still why A few examples The German dual system: also at level 5 Flemish level 5: a long history Countries having a range of qualifications at level 5: more attention for flexibility Look at the CEDEFOP report Cooperation: Credits / QA / LOs / RPL

  12. Two dynamic examples Germany: - dual system in VET - social partners The Netherlands: - only the Associate degree - discussion: a new non-formal type at level 5 more tailor-made

  13. What to discuss Mission Statement Aims Structure Board / Steering Committee Working Groups (e.g. labour market) Membership Contacts Activities Project

  14. Mission Statement the exchange of good practices in education, the diversity of the implementation of such link internationally and mostly in Europe, the relation and relevance of Level 5 in the Bologna process, the relation and relevance of Level 5 to the labour market : having an independent, non-political meeting place for best practices concerning qualifications at level 5, having the specific position of them in different countries in mind, emphasising the things we have in common to be discussed with our relevant stakeholders with an open mind in a trustful setting.

  15. So Bologna: 6-7-8 Bergen: 5 Brussels : EQF Erevan: 5 ! CHAIN5 can support that decision and can show the need for a holistic approach of level 5 in the future

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