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Software that runs the administration of technical and vocational training: registering institutes, approving qualifications, scheduling assessments, issuing certificates and reporting on all of it. e-strats builds these systems for national bodies and for individual institutions, replacing spreadsheets and paper files with one database that regulators, assessors and learners all work from.
The National Vocational Qualifications Framework sets the levels and standards a qualification must meet. An NVQF management system is the software that administers it: qualification development and approval, institute registration and affiliation, assessor and centre accreditation, and a searchable register of who holds what. Pakistan runs an NVQF. Other countries use the term NQF for the same thing.
It removes the paperwork that consumes staff time. Enrolment, attendance, assessment records and certificate issue move into one system, so an institute can see how many learners it has, which assessments are outstanding and which results remain unverified. Reporting to the regulator stops being a month of manual collation. Fraudulent certificates get harder to pass off, because every award traces back to a verified record.
Four groups, usually at once. National qualification authorities and sector skills bodies that set and approve standards. Training institutes and colleges that deliver and assess. Awarding and accreditation bodies that verify results. And donor programmes that fund skills work and need evidence of what the money produced.