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Employment and Social Development Canada Develops A Skills and Competencies Taxonomy -


Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has developed a Skills and Competencies Taxonomy to complement other federal, provincial, and territorial employment programs involving skills identification and utilization.

The taxonomy streamlines the terminology of hundreds of occupational descriptors used in the labor market. It improves the comparability of concepts and their application throughout occupations and sectors. The taxonomy was constructed based on internal products, the American O*NET system, and various national and international competency-based frameworks.

The Skills and Competencies Taxonomy is an evergreen product. ESDC continues to consult with internal and external stakeholders to validate and improve its content.

Click here to read the original article published by the Government of Canada.

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