'career competence' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a combination of experience, knowledge, and skills that make someone suitably qualified for a career. For example, "Mary is a great candidate for the job because of her excellent career competence."
However, once you start your career that competence --while stimportantly important -- is only 20percentt of what distinguishes you.
A successful career required competence as an administrator and remaining in favour with the emperor, or over time perhaps multiple emperors.
Compared to residents, faculty had higher levels of satisfaction with career choice, competence, importance and usefulness; lower levels of anxiousness and depression.
In order to conduct the research, we have established the following objectives: to evaluate the level of development of career management competences of beginning teachers; to establish the design and course for a program of formative activities that will lead to the improvement of career management competences; and to perform a final evaluation of these career management competences.
Benchmarks: Knows ways in which social and economic forces influence which technologies will be developed and used; Knows examples of advanced and emerging technologies and how they could impact society; Identifies the role of technology in a variety of careers Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process.
Benchmarks: Knows examples of advanced and emerging technologies; Knows that mathematics, creativity, logic, and originality are all needed to improve technology; Identifies the role of technology in a variety of careers Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process.
These include: programme ownership by ministries of health and local universities; well defined career paths; competence-based training coupled with a focus on field practice during training; awarding degrees upon completion; extensive training and research opportunities made available to graduates; and the social capital acquired during training.
The first parameter of success in medical career - medical competence - was measured by examination results on the State Examination for Medical Doctors, supplied by the Medical Examination Centre in Poland.
This is apparent in the categories directly related to the women's positions in working life: "Career focus, but competence mismatching", and "Wrong workplace and colleagues".
