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This model incorporates technological and digital tools to promote efficiency and effectiveness in the use of resources, promoting that all actors who use the platform have the knowledge and skills on how and for what to buy well. During the month of June, 1022 public officials participated in the pilot of the new Digital Accreditation process whose main objective was to test the new digital surrender format, and therefore maintained the same test as previous years and the profiles associated with users. Of these 1022 participants, 837 passed the courses and 572 took the digital accreditation test. Those who submitted the test corresponded to a group of users associated with the current Operator, Supervisor, Auditor and Lawyer profiles, with passwords blocked for having failed or not having attended any of the 2018 processes and who were registered to take the test digitally during June 2019. According to the results you can review here , 62% of the participants managed to answer at least 60% of the total questions correctly. While the percentage of failing reached 38%, those who can participate in the process that will take place in September and for which the online courses that are prerequisite are already open. In line with the emphasis on efficiency and zero role in the State, this pilot allowed to apply the test for the first time in a digital way, making it possible for officials to render it from their workplaces through a computer connected to the internet and camera integrated web, elements provided by each public institution. In September, digital accreditation based on competencies This second process marks a milestone in the process of transition from the old to the new accreditation model, since for the first time, users enter the competence levels, which is expected to be directly benefiting from the authorization and professionalization within the public procurement system. This is how this week, Module 1 of all the courses that are being taught for the 4100 users that have been registered to take the test and that have been classified in the 4 levels of competencies that this new model has started. Basic Level (N1) for all those who enter for the first time, Intermediate Levels (N2), Advanced (N3) and Expert (N4) for those who reacredit and have answered a form that has thrown them at what level they are located today. Courses that have a new design, have a tutor and that we hope will be a contribution for the officials, and indirectly for us. Once the courses are finished, the approved users will be able to take the September test, where the skills will be measured. In this process will participate: Those who participated in May 2016 and therefore must reacredit New users created until December 23, 2018 Users with non-valid accreditation (includes pilot failures) Check more information in our special section of the Training site |
