The framework also delineates the core competencies for administrators and provides examples of beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels of competence (ACET 2007).
Phoenix, which has taken advantage of the aging college population to become the nation's largest private university, with 125,000 students at locations across the country, spells out a set of "core competencies" for students in each major.
The National League for Nursing developed core competencies for nurse educators.
Surgical professionalism is one of the core competencies for surgery residents.
I can partner with [this] innovator and focus on my core competencies for my customers and products," she said.
For example, to achieve workforce development, the CTSAs should define "core competencies" for a translational science workforce.
Emphasising terrorist attacks and highly contagious infectious diseases, core competencies for care of explosive, warfare, and biological incidents are included.
As shown in Fig. 3, the new architecture consists of a few extra parts, in addition to the current architecture, which makes core competencies for the new architecture.
With the globalisation of economy, companies form alliances with business partners by participating in a virtual enterprises and combine their core competencies for greater impact.
a 2-year study was conducted to update the core competencies for basic midwifery practice, first delineated by the International Confederation of Midwives in 2002.
It created a National Intelligence University emulating the military's war colleges, and the Director of National Intelligence DNII) has attempted to outline core competencies for the workforce.
