This report examines how European countries are introducing micro-credentials, which record assessed learning from short courses or other small units of study. Drawing on a survey covering all 27 EU Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, it tracks how the 2022 Council Recommendation is being put into practice across higher education, vocational training and employment systems. It looks at how countries define, fund, quality assure and recognise micro-credentials.
For hydrogen education and training providers, the report offers a reference for designing short courses with clear learning outcomes and assessments, and for considering how employers and other training providers could recognise the skills learners gain.
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