About Omniversity International Council for Academic & Practice Qualifications & Assessments (OICAP-QA)

Omniversity International Council for Academic & Practice Qualifications & Assessments (OICAP-QA)

The Omniversity International Council for Academic and Practice Qualifications and Assessments (OICAP-QA) is a globally focused certifying, accrediting, and standard-setting authority dedicated to the recognition, validation, and formalization of real-world learning. We champion the value of experiential knowledge, workplace skills, and informal learning through innovative and inclusive assessment systems built on next-generation technologies.

Grounded in global relevance and operational excellence, OICAP-QA bridges the often-overlooked gap between lived experiences and formal qualifications. Our work is rooted in cutting-edge technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, and Blockchain, creating scalable, credible, and secure platforms that redefine how skills and competencies are recognized and rewarded worldwide.

Our Core Mission
To democratize education and professional recognition by developing innovative, technology-driven systems that validate practical skills and prior experiential learning (APEL), ensuring access to formal qualifications and economic mobility for individuals across the globe.

Aims & Objectives
Skill Recognition and APEL Validation
Accredit informal, non-formal, and workplace learning through structured APEL systems.
Use AI to certify practical competencies.
Translate vocational and artisanal skills into recognized qualifications.
AI-Powered Assessment Systems
Develop secure AI- and blockchain-enabled platforms for skill validation.
License and train APEL assessors and HR professionals on AI-integrated methodologies.
Global Accreditation and Framework Alignment
Align APEL with national/international qualification frameworks (e.g., NNQF, EQF, AQF).
Promote international recognition through MOUs and strategic alliances.
Inclusive Access to Credentialing
Provide digital credentialing to underserved populations: artisans, women, youth, and persons with disabilities.
Promote educational equity through inclusive recognition systems.
Lifelong Learning and Digital Innovation
Support continuing professional development via digital and hybrid platforms.
Offer micro-credentials, scholarships, and AI-enabled learning tools.

Quality Assurance and Ethical Standards
Maintain credibility through assessor certification, independent audits, and transparent appeals.
Uphold a global Code of Ethics for fair assessment practices.
Research, Policy, and Advocacy
Publish whitepapers and policy briefs on APEL, AI in education, and digital skills.
Engage with governments to drive policy reforms.
Capacity Building and Global Outreach
Host international symposia and capacity-building programs.
Provide implementation guides, toolkits, and assessor training curricula.

Strategic Partnerships and Recognitions
Partner with universities, vocational institutes, and regulators for co-branded credentials.
Facilitate dual certification and joint recognitions aligned with labor market needs.