Determining the competencies of an individual requires careful consideration of the person’s knowledge, skills, abilities and experience. Regulatory bodies, certification organizations and universities frequently rely on the evaluation of credentials to determine the level of immigrants’ competence. Increasingly, however, organizations realize that credentials alone do not—perhaps cannotprovide an adequate reflection of what an individual has […]
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CAPLA hosts webinars on recognition of prior learning at a Canadian and international level. This page includes information on upcoming CAPLA webinars as well as links to recorded proceedings from completed CAPLA webinars (when possible).
The IPLAN (International Prior Learning Assessment Network) Canada-Australia exchange on RPL Practitioner competencies and assessment
In this webinar you will learn about: Canada: CAPLA’s work related to RPL Practitioner competencies, the RPL Standards Working Group and efforts to encourage national standards, identify related training, and consider options for recognition of competent RPL practitioners (assessors, advisors and system facilitators). Development requirements and possible routes for the recognition of competency of individual […]
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