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Atlas map

One governed graph, anchored to published standards. The figures below are computed from the live taxonomy every time this page loads.

Atlas, counted

11
broad fieldsISCED-F 2-digit
27
narrow defined25 currently active
168
field skillsESCO / O*NET
36
transversalapplies to every field
204
skills in total

2 narrow fields are defined but not yet populated: Forestry (082), Hygiene & Occupational Health (102). Shown rather than padded.

Text alternative and standards
  • Tier 1: 11 broad fields, coded to UNESCO ISCED-F 2013.
  • Tier 2: 27 narrow fields defined, of which 25 currently carry at least one skill.
  • Tier 3: 168 field-specific skills drawn from ESCO and O*NET.
  • A cross-cutting layer of 36 transversal skills in 6 ESCO categories, mapped to 10 MQF learning-outcome clusters, applies to every broad field at once.
  • Total: 204 skills.
  • The 2 narrow fields with no skill yet are Forestry (082) and Hygiene & Occupational Health (102) — defined in the taxonomy, not yet populated.
  • Atlas measures roles and evidence coverage. It never rates a person.

Standards: UNESCO ISCED-F 2013 · ESCO · ESCO Transversal Skills & Competences · MQF 2nd Edition (MQA)

Atlas: 11 broad fields coded to UNESCO ISCED-F 2013, 27 defined narrow fields of which 25 are
            active, 168 field-specific skills, and a cross-cutting layer of 36 transversal skills mapped to
            ESCO categories and MQF clusters. 204 skills in total.
Reference diagram. The counts on this page are computed from the live taxonomy, so this picture never becomes the source of truth.

How skills interconnect

Relations link neighbouring skills so the AI can suggest one when the other appears. A relation never grants evidence credit — only candidate-approved evidence earns RER.

Data Modelling related to → SQL
Data → Data
60% related
Prompt Engineering related to → LLM Evaluation
Data → Data
72% related
Cloud Security related to → DevSecOps
Engineering → Engineering
68% related
Data Governance related to → Data Privacy
Data → Data
75% related
Design Systems related to → Accessibility (a11y)
Design → Design
55% related
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