Njohje e Kualifikimeve Profesionale

Zyra e Bashkimit Evropian në Kosovë menaxhon projektin e financuar nga BE-ja “Mbështetje për Njohjen e Kualifikimeve Profesionale” – projekti
dyvjeçar i asistencës teknike, i zbatuar nga WEglobal.

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OBJEKTIVAT

HARMONIZIMI

i kuadrit legjislativ dhe rregullator për njohjen e kualifikimeve profesionale, dhe strukturim institucional

NDËRTIMI I KAPACITETEVE

të institucioneve publike dhe private për të zbatuar njohjen e kualifikimeve profesionale

DUKSHMËRIA MË E MADHE

e kualifikimeve profesionale dhe rritja e ndërgjegjësimit të njohjes

REZULTATET E PRITURA TË PROJEKTIT

Output 1

I gjithë legjislacioni përkatës (dhe struktura institucionale) i harmonizuar/përafruar me Ligjin kombëtar për Njohjen e Kualifikimeve Profesionale si dhe me Direktivën 2005/36/EC, duke marrë parasysh trajtimin dhe mundësitë e barabarta të grave dhe burrave;

Output 2

Rritja e kapaciteteve publike dhe private në nivel individual, organizativ dhe sistematik me synimin për të siguruar zbatimin e plotë të kuadrit ligjor për njohjen e kualifikimeve profesionale, duke pasur parasysh të barabartë trajtimi dhe mundësitë e grave dhe burrave;

Output 3

Rritja e ndërgjegjësimit për qëllimin dhe rëndësinë e njohjes reciproke të kualifikimeve profesionale, duke pasur parasysh perspektivën gjinore.
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Audienca kryesore

E Synuar e projektit 

Përfituesi KRYESOR:

  • Ministria e Arsimit, Shkencës, Teknologjisë dhe Inovacionit
  • Divizioni për Profesionet e Rregulluara
  • Departamenti Ligjor
  • Pika Kombëtare e Kontaktit në të ardhmen

Përfituesit tjerë KRYESORË:

  • Këshilli Shtetëror për Profesionet e Rregulluara
  • Ministria e Industrisë, Ndërmarrësisë dhe Tregëtisë
  • Departamenti i Tregtisë/Shërbimeve dhe Departamenti Ligjor

PËRFITUESIT TJERË RELEVANTË:

  • Ministritë e linjës, Odat Profesionale (Mjekë, Stomatologë, Infermierë dhe Mami, Farmacistë, Veterinerë, dhe Arkitektë),
  • Agjencia për Barazi Gjinore.

Temporary mobility

Professionals may provide their services in another Member State on a temporary and occasional basis from their place of establishment in their home country.

The destination country may ask for a prior declaration, but they do not have to go through the recognition procedures.

This does not apply to professions that have public health and safety implications, for which Member States may require prior recognition of their qualification under Article 7(4) of the directive

PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT

The directive provides for three
qualification recognition systems:

  • Automatic recognition for professions whose minimum training conditions are harmonised to a certain extent at EU level: doctors, nurses responsible for general care, dentists, veterinary surgeons, midwives, pharmacists and architects
  • Automatic recognition for certain occupations based on their professional experience: professionals in crafts, trades and industry;
  • The general system for the abovementioned professions which are not covered by the automatic recognition system is based on the principle of mutual recognition of qualifications.

The general system also applies to the other regulated profes sions where access is granted to any individual who can demon strate that he or she is fully qual ified in their home country. However, if the authorities of the host country find significant differences between the training acquired in the individual’s home country and that required for the same activity in their coun try, they can offer the individual the choice of an adaptation period or an aptitude test. The professional experience of the applicant has to be taken into account when considering the imposition and extent of such compensation measures. 

Partial access

  • The Directive introduced the principle of partial access to a profession where the activities covered by a regulated profession differ from one country to another
  • This can be useful for professionals working in a genuine sector of the economy that does not exist as a profession in its own right in the Member State to which they wish to move.

Language checks

  • The directive only allows host countries to carry out systematic language checks for professions that have implications on patient safety.
  • Language checks should take place only after the host country has recognised the qualification, should be limited to the knowledge of one official or administrative language of the host country and should be proportionate to the profession to be pursued.

European professional card

  • The Directive, as amended by Directive 2013/55/EU, provides for the possibility of creating a European professional card (EPC) for selected professions. This allows professionals to have their qualifications recognised more simply and rapidly through a standardised electronic procedure. The card is based on the use of the Internal Market Information System (IMI) and is issued in the form of an electronic certificate.
  • The EPC has already been implemented in the first wave for nurses responsible for general care, physiotherapists, pharmacists, mountain guides and real-estate agents.

Access to online information and procedures

  • Member States must make all information on recognition of qualifications for all regulated professions available through Points of Single Contact.
  • Professionals should be able to complete the procedures and formalities covered by the directive online through the point of single contact or the relevant authorities in charge of the profession.
  • Assistance centres in each Member State must provide advice and assistance to individual cases.

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