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Purpose of referencing promote lifelong learning and equal opportunities benefit learners by making it easier for their qualifications to be understood, no matter where in Europe they seek to learn or work benefit employers, social partners and education and training systems in Scotland and across Europe encourage the further integration of the European labour market

The responsibilities and/or legal competence of all relevant national bodies involved in the referencing process, including the National Coordination Point, are clearly determined and published by the competent public authorities There is a clear and demonstrable link between the qualifications levels in the national qualifications framework or system and the level descriptors of the European Qualifications Framework

The national framework or qualifications system and its qualifications are based on the principle and objective of learning outcomes and linked to arrangements for validation of non-formal and informal learning and, where these exist, to credit systems The procedures for inclusion of qualifications in the national qualifications framework or for describing the place of qualifications in the national qualification system are transparent

The national quality assurance system(s) for education and training refer(s) to the national qualifications framework or system and are consistent with the relevant European principles and guidelines (as indicated in annex 3 of the Recommendation) The referencing process shall include the stated agreement of the relevant quality assurance bodies The referencing process shall involve international experts

The official EQF platform shall maintain a public listing of member states that have confirmed that they have completed the referencing process, including links to completed referencing reports Following the referencing process, and in line with the timelines set in the Recommendation, all new qualification certificates, diplomas and Europass documents issued by the competent authorities contain a clear reference, by way of national qualifications systems, to the appropriate European Qualifications Framework level

Self Certification - Process Independent Assessment Consultation with stakeholders (Transparency and engagement) Publication and submission of Report

SCQF – EQF referencing

QA and SCQF

Issues differences in the origins and aims of the two frameworks differences of conceptualisation and language between the frameworks issues about the completeness of descriptors in representing progression in the frameworks referencing - where straightforward SCQF level to EQF level was not possible