The Scotland Act 1998 (Agency Arrangements) (Specification) (Recognition of Qualifications) Order 2025
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In this Order— “international agreement” means— the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region, signed by the United Kingdom at Strasbourg on 7th November 1997, or the Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, signed by the United Kingdom at Paris on 25th November 2019; “non-UK qualification” means a qualification issued by a body located outside the United Kingdom; “qualification” means any record, issued by a body whose ordinary activities include the issuing of such records, of having attained a particular standard following a course of study or training; “UK ENIC service” means— a service pursuant to an international agreement requiring services to be provided relating to— the comparability, recognition or assessment of UK qualifications or non-UK qualifications, or the provision of information or advice about such qualifications or the systems for awarding them, or any associated services provided by a person providing services mentioned in paragraph (a); “UK qualification” means a qualification issued by a body located in the United Kingdom.
2 Interpretation
In this Order— “international agreement” means— the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region, signed by the United Kingdom at Strasbourg on 7th November 1997, or the Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, signed by the United Kingdom at Paris on 25th November 2019; “non-UK qualification” means a qualification issued by a body located outside the United Kingdom; “qualification” means any record, issued by a body whose ordinary activities include the issuing of such records, of having attained a particular standard following a course of study or training; “UK ENIC service” means— a service pursuant to an international agreement requiring services to be provided relating to— the comparability, recognition or assessment of UK qualifications or non-UK qualifications, or the provision of information or advice about such qualifications or the systems for awarding them, or any associated services provided by a person providing services mentioned in paragraph (a); “UK qualification” means a qualification issued by a body located in the United Kingdom.
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