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Education Quality Outcomes Standards Board (EQOS) is a nonprofit organization that develops and maintains a framework of universal definitions of learner outcomes and their corresponding metrics. Its mission is to establish a consistent process for collecting and reporting learner outcomes data across all postsecondary education and training programs.
EQUOS identified and published five metrics of quality assurance in a Quality Assurance Framework:
Learning
Completion
Placement
Earnings
Satisfaction
Examples of EQOS' work include the following research reports:
The EQOS Outcomes-Based Signal of Quailty for Non-Degree Credentials
The Importance of Understanding Non-Degree Credential Quality
