TRANSPARENCY OF EUROPEAN AND NATIONAL FRAMEWORK OF QUALIFICATIONS ON THE BASIS OF COMPUTER ONTOLOGY

The article shows the potential of computing ontologies in ensuring transparency of European and national qualification frameworks. Found that the European Qualifications framework consists of eight interconnected levels that describe the qualification using learning outcomes – triad competencies: knowledge, skills and competences. Results orientation training helps you compare qualifications and simplifies the procedure for their acceptance. Examples of tools facilitating the correlation of levels of European and national qualification frameworks; list the advantages and disadvantages of each. It is proved that the transparency of qualification frameworks can be successfully achieved if they are implemented in the form of computer-based ontologies. It is shown that ontology is a description of declarative knowledge in the form of classes and the relationships between them. The Protege-OWL editor for building domain-oriented ontology is described. An example of computer-designed ontologies and their ability to ensure the transparency of the European and national qualification frameworks is propose