Skill based framework
One framework. Every level.
Skills are learned everywhere — in classrooms, at work, in life. The framework captures them all and maps every achievement to recognised qualification levels.
Six layers of clarity
01
Qualification
The diploma or programme, anchored to an NQF/EQF level.
02
Competency
A coherent cluster of what a learner can do in context.
03
Skill
The concrete, teachable and assessable ability.
04
Performance
The observable standard the skill is measured against.
05
Indicator
Evidence that proves the skill was demonstrated.
06
Attitude
The human layer that makes skills work in practice.
Aligned with
Global standards
NQF.
National Qualifications Framework
National skill levels made comparable and visible.
EQF.
European Qualifications Framework
A common European reference for every level of learning.
IQF.
International Qualifications Framework
Skills recognised across borders and systems.
ESCO.
European Skills, Competences & Occupations
One shared language for skills and occupations.
Vertical and horizontal alignment
Vertical alignment connects levels: a skill demonstrated in secondary education maps cleanly onto its equivalent at bachelor and master level.
Horizontal alignment connects systems: the same skill is recognisable across institutions, sectors and countries because it speaks one shared language.