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ARTICLE · 14 OCTOBER 2015

Professional Competence Authority Issues Four Communiqués On National Occupational Standards In Turkey

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The Professional Competence Authority has published four communiqués regulating national occupational standards in Official Gazette number 29472 on 11 September 2015 (duplicated).

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The Professional Competence Authority has published four communiqués regulating national occupational standards in Official Gazette number 29472 on 11 September 2015 (duplicated).

Communiqué 2015/14 on Amending the Communiqué on National Occupational Standards amends standards for five professions, previously regulated by a communiqué published in Official Gazette number 29472 on 11 March 2010. Accordingly, it amends standards for:

  • Serviceman (Level 2).
  • Serviceman (Level 3).
  • Serviceman (Level 4).
  • Barman (Level 4).
  • Service Supervisor (Level 5).

Communiqué 2015/15 on Amending the Communiqué on National Occupational Standards amends standards for people working as a Central Control Operator (Furnace) (Level 5), previously regulated by a communiqué published in Official Gazette number 27446 on 28 December 2009.

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