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GQS
editThe Global Quality and Standards (GQS) is an international organization established in 2012, dedicated to setting and promoting global benchmarks in education, training, consulting, and technical and vocational education and training (TVET). GQS operates through its subsidiaries and alliances, focusing on fostering innovation, excellence, and ethical practices in professional development and institutional operations.[1]
Mission and Vision
edit- Mission: To empower individuals and organizations by creating and enforcing globally recognized quality standards.[2]
- Vision: To become the global benchmark for excellence in education, training, and consulting.[3]
Organizational Structure
editGQS's operations are governed by a robust structure comprising the:
- **Board of Trustees**: Provides strategic oversight and ensures adherence to international standards.
- **Board of Governors**: Manages day-to-day operations and decision-making processes.[4]
GQSAR: Global Quality and Standards Accreditation Registrar
editThe Global Quality and Standards Accreditation Registrar (GQSAR) serves as the accreditation arm of GQS, responsible for certifying institutions, programs, and professionals. It aligns with international standards, including:
- **ISO 21001:2018**: Standards for educational organizations.
- **ISO/IEC 17024:2012**: Certification for individuals.
- **ENQA Guidelines**: European standards for quality assurance in higher education.[5]
Key Functions
edit- Accrediting educational and training institutions.
- Certifying professionals such as trainers and consultants.
- Promoting continuous improvement and global recognition.[6]
GQS IQC Alliance
editEstablished in 2022, the GQS IQC Alliance is a collaboration between GQS and the International Quality Consortium (IQC). It aims to provide a unified platform for institutions and professionals globally to access top-tier standards and practices in education, training, and consulting.[7]
Activities
edit- Certification programs such as CTasLP (Certified Trainer as Learning Professional) and CPL (Consulting Practitioner License).
- Supporting consortium partnerships for global collaboration.
- Ensuring compliance with ethical standards outlined in the BQS Manifesto (2012).[8]
Ethics and Governance
editGQS adheres to rigorous ethical and professional standards:
- The BQS Manifesto (2012): A foundational document outlining ethical conduct for education and training entities.[9]
- HCCT Decrees: Regulatory measures ensuring accountability for certified trainers and practitioners.
All decisions regarding accreditation, certification, or revocation are made by special commissions formed by the Board of Governors and Board of Executives.
Services and Certification
editGQS offers a variety of services to institutions and individuals:
- Accreditation for educational institutions and TVET centers.
- Certification programs for trainers, consultants, and learning professionals.
- Partnership opportunities for consortium organizations.[10]
References
edit- ^ "GQS Vision". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS Mission". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS Vision". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS Objectives". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS Accreditation Services". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "Accredited Institutions by GQSAR". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS IQC Alliance". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "Certified Trainer Program". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "BQS Manifesto and Certification Standards". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
- ^ "GQS Certified Providers". GQS Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-02.
External Links
edit- [GQS Official Website](https://gqsboardorg.blogspot.com)
- [BQS Manifesto (2012)](/mnt/data/BQSManifesto_2012.pdf)
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