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Job applications in Europe typically list a degree that is required, rarely the score that an applicant is expected to have received. Nonetheless, ECTS scoring
by _tk_ 3y ago
Job applications in Europe typically list a degree that is required, rarely the score that an applicant is expected to have received. Nonetheless, ECTS scoring is nowadays awarded to every degree that is obtained in a country that is a signatory to the Bologna accord. To answer your question, it is an established standard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bologna_Process#Signatories https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bologna_Process#Signatories
- logifail 3y ago> ECTS scoring is nowadays awarded to every degree that is obtained in a country that is a signatory to the Bologna accord It seems that ECTS is indeed useful to those who move internationally between institutions during a course of study (Erasmus and similar). I'm struggling to detect much of a use case once a qualification is achieved and someone's looking for work. > To answer your question, it is an established standard OK, but so is Esperanto :)