Member
Institutions with a strategic interest in open skill standards.
- Shape working groups
- Contribute use cases
- Prioritize standards
Participate
OSC describes participation paths for organizations and experts. Working groups, pilot needs, review and documented requirements are central. Contributions remain marked as working drafts until they are reviewed and released for publication. Unverified prices or quotas are not shown as public facts.
Roles
Whether membership, pilot project or expert contribution: each role is aligned with concrete artifacts, reviews and documented results. The entry point first clarifies responsibility, value and suitable working frame.
Institutions with a strategic interest in open skill standards.
Organizations that support pilot work, transfer or ecosystem building.
Experts who contribute knowledge, specifications or implementation experience.
Participation forms
Public copy describes the forms of participation, not unverified price or quota details. Concrete terms belong in a later detail view or in the conversation after the request.
For organizations that want to support working groups, priorities and review steps with commitment.
For teams that bring their own requirements, sample data or integrations into a documented pilot.
For experts who contribute terms, review criteria, implementation knowledge or review experience.
OSC members
These organizations are members of the Open Skills Consortium. The list gives a compact overview of the organizations involved and supports orientation for prospective members and partners.
Status: May 9, 2026.
OSC-Membershipen
This overview loads currently published membership objects from the OSC product. It provides orientation and leads to review of the right membership without adding unverified price or quota details.
Classification
The first review clarifies which role is useful, which working group fits and whether a pilot, review contribution or membership conversation is the next step.
Register interest
The form validates your information and starts the next contact. It does not create membership and does not replace later detail review.
We review organization type, goal, existing data and suitable contribution path.
You receive a proposal for a conversation, working group, expert review or pilot work.