video sensibilización e inducción al proceso de ECCL SENA CDHC 2026

Key Takeaways

• The SENA certification process is governed by principles of equity, impartiality, and transparency, ensuring that all candidates receive objective treatment and clear information throughout their assessment.
• The certification process is entirely free and systematic, focusing on validating a candidate's practical expertise through standardized phases that measure knowledge, performance, and final products.
• Candidates can enter the certification process through various channels, including corporate partnerships, individual social demand, or specific programs designed for students lacking prior work experience.
• Evidence collection involves a three-part evaluation: a knowledge questionnaire, a practical performance assessment (which can be virtual or in-person), and the submission of specific work products.
• For regulated standards, candidates scoring between 30% and 90% on the knowledge test are granted a second opportunity to improve their score, while performance and product evidence must reach 100%.
• Certifications issued after January 1, 2023, have no expiration date, unless the underlying competency standard is updated, providing long-term professional recognition for the certified individual.
• Candidates have formal mechanisms to contest results, including a 10-day window to file a claim with their evaluator and a subsequent escalation process to the subdirector via official channels.
• The system distinguishes between voluntary withdrawal, which avoids penalties, and desertion, which results in a six-month sanction from participating in future certification processes.