Management Systems For Educational Organizations Based On ISO 21001:2018
Management Systems For Educational Organizations Based On ISO 21001:2018
Management Systems For Educational Organizations Based On ISO 21001:2018
Chaminda Karunanayake
Sugath Hettiarachchi Madusha Sewwandi
-Director Business
-Director System -QA & Project Lead-
Development – (HND-Food Science)
(MSc Herriot Watt, MBA-USQ, PhD implementation-
candidate (Sri Jaya)) (DOSH, DQA, Lead Auditor EMS,QMS,
OHMS, BSc-Colombo)
Isuru Denagamage
-Marketing & Brand Asheni Silva Pravinda Bhagya
Executive -Compliance Specialist- -Consultant-
(BSc (Hons) in Agriculture, PGdip (LLB-UK, LLM-Candidate) BSc, MSc, PhD(Candidate-Aus)
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Our Experience
Why EOMS?
Principles of EOMS
Benefits of EOMS
b) Visionary leadership;
Creation of unity of purpose and the direction and engagement of
people enable an organization to align its strategies, policies,
processes and resources to achieve its objectives. Involvement of
learners and other beneficiaries in the leadership ensures a
continuous focus on their needs, and avoids a disconnect
between people engaged by the organization and those served by
it.
d) Process Approach
The EOMS consists of interrelated processes.
Understanding how results are produced by this
system enables an organization to optimize the
system and its performance.
f) Evidence-based decisions;
Decision-making can be a complex process and it always
involves some uncertainty. It often involves multiple types
and sources of inputs, as well as their interpretation,
which can be subjective. It is important to understand
cause and effect relationships and potential unintended
consequences. Facts, evidence and data analysis lead to
greater objectivity and confidence in decision making.
Particularly, decisions on which facts to teach have lasting
consequences on learners and society.
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g) Relationship management;
Relevant interested parties influence the
performance of an organization. Sustained success
is more likely to be achieved when the organization
manages relationships with all of its interested
parties to optimize their impact on its performance.
Relationship management with its provider and
partner networks is of particular importance.
Encourage diversity
monitoring align with the vision and towards the interests of all stake
holders
4.3
Determining the scope
of the management
system for educational
organizations
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Clause 5: Leadership
5.3
Organizational
Roles ,
Responsibilities
& Authorities
5. Leadership
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Clause 6. Planning
6.2 Educational
organization
objectives and
planning to
6.1 Actions achieve them
to address
6.3 Planning of
risks & changes
opportuniti
es
Planning
7.1 resources
7.5
Documented 7.2
Information Competence
Support
7.4
7.3 Awareness
communication
8.1 Operational
planning and
control 8.2
8.7 Control of Requirements
nonconforming for the
outputs educational
products and
services
9.1 Monitoring,
measurement,
analysis and
evaluation
Performance
9.3 Evaluation 9.2
Managemen Internal
t Review Audit
10.1
Nonconformit
y and 10.2 Continual
corrective improvements
action
10.3
Opportunities
for
improvements
Continual
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PDCA CYCLE
EOMS - PDCA
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accident; it is always
the result of
intelligent effort.”
– John Ruskin
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