The Vocational Competence Certificate (VCC) is a system of professional certification. It is headquartered in Lublin, Poland.
The VCC ideas are in accordance with strategic documents and directives in the European Union within the vocational range of education:
The VCC is divided into two areas: New Competences and Select Competences.
New Competences - The VCC New Competences module provides an opportunity to practise a certain profession. the recommended vocational education pathway within the VCC New Competences module includes between 260 and 300 training hours. To obtain a VCC New Competence certificate you need to pass 2 exams to demonstrate your theoretical and practical knowledge and abilities in the given profession. The VCC is innovative thanks to the psychological and IT elements involved in the modules, as well as the trade foreign language course on offer.
Select Competences - The VCC Select Competences module provides candidates with an opportunity to develop update and independently choose their own modules. The VCC certification system is based on the results of the education process, meaning that every person, regardless of time, place, or education can pass a VCC exam in accordance of the European Qualifications Framework.
The VCC structure involves the following:
The separation between the education process and education results, as found in the VCC structure, is in accordance with the ISO17000-024.