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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Kazakhstan Programme Research Seminar Series > National qualifications, frameworks and learning: A case study of the Unified National Test (UNT) in Kazakhstan
National qualifications, frameworks and learning: A case study of the Unified National Test (UNT) in KazakhstanAdd to your list(s) Download to your calendar using vCal
If you have a question about this talk, please contact Laura Carnicero. Apart from having meaningful qualifications with which to leave school, transition from schooling to further study is a vital part to any education system. To this end, this paper asks how well this process is currently being managed in Kazakhstan by means of its terminal school examination and selection mechanism for Higher Education, the Unified National Test (UNT). Although the research question centres upon Kazakhstan as a case study, its objectives are wider in providing insight to this vital transition in any educational system when often the stakeholders’ roles in the design process are potentially disjointed, uninvited or unclear. The paper explores how wholesale educational reform attends to transitions as well as the individual components of an educational system particularly in how a proposed lead on reform to Higher Education through the Bologna Process (2001) pans out elsewhere in education. This allows broader application of the paper to other post-soviet nations (Bethell & Zabulionis, 2012) in which educational values are shifting from assessment through knowledge content to alternative models of an “outcome-orientated” (UNESCO, 2012, p8) or “learning-outcomes” (EQF, 2008) approach. This talk is part of the Kazakhstan Programme Research Seminar Series series. This talk is included in these lists:
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