The Foundation’s Educational Projects Department has just won a competition to implement a project under the new European Commission program – ERASMUS+. The project, titled “European Solutions for Quality Assurance – ESQA,” will be implemented over the next two years in collaboration with partners from the United Kingdom, Slovenia, and Estonia.
The project aims to exchange experiences and information on quality assurance in vocational education in partner countries in order to create a catalog of good practices that will support schools and supervisory bodies in implementing quality assurance tasks.
The project’s results are intended to demonstrate the positive impact of quality assurance mechanisms and tools on schools, their students, and their surroundings. They are also intended to enrich the portfolio of quality assurance and evaluation methods and tools for school staff and supervisory bodies, and to encourage their use.
