Sentence examples for expected competency from inspiring English sources

For network skills, more than 93percentt of the employers expected e-mail experience, while 63.3percentt expected competency with either online or Internet searching.

With approval of the CB&B director of graduate studies (DGS), students may take one or two undergraduate courses to satisfy areas of minimum expected competency.

Each skill proposed in the KAS book was set at one of three levels for expected competency upon graduation (level 1, 2 or 3).

We reasoned that a 5th Year student scoring within 2SD of the weighted expert mean was performing to the level of an expert and hence above expected competency ("A" grade).

Objective This study determined the perceived needs and curriculum recommendations for nutrition education, and expected competencies in nutrition of graduates, of predoctoral dental, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, and midwifery programs.

See our 2016 Entrance Requirements section for a full description of expected competencies.

This is reflected in the geriatrics curriculum with expected competencies in topics such as orthogeriatrics.

Whilst Competency Maps have been developed for specialist training [ 2], expected competencies have not been well defined for medical students.

Furthermore, our results validate the need for a selection method that is closely aligned with the expected competencies of the job for which it is selecting.

This national selection process had been blueprinted with the facilitation of an external consultant against the expected competencies of entry-level registrars in the domains of practice defined by the relevant professional colleges (RACGP and ACRRM).

The NAC assessments had been blueprinted against the expected competencies of entry-level registrars in six domains of practice set out by the two professional colleges in Australia (the Royal Australian College of General Practice and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine).