The phrase "global competency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills and knowledge necessary to operate effectively in a global context.
Example: "In today's interconnected world, developing global competency is essential for success in international business."
Alternatives: "global competence" or "international proficiency".
Sharon's clients include Global 2000 companies and highly motivated university students, with topics ranging from global competency to social media.
The fuel cell class was designed to strengthen fuel cell, core engineering, and global competency skills through a series of increasingly complex computer projects and global competency assignments.
He chairs Think Tank on Global Education, a Professional Education program that examines state of the art practices and programs to help students gain global competency.
Prior to attending the Institute at Harvard, participants will complete online activities, becoming familiar with introductory concepts related to global competency as well as a self-assessment (to be completed with their team or colleagues at home).
Showing global competency can be a path to securing these coveted roles, says Menzies.
This technology was developed as Subaru's key global competency — it sells cars in more than 90 countries — despite the company's relatively small size.
To develop the best global leaders it is crucial that government and educational institutions create the right environments and opportunities for young people to develop global competencies and a globally-tuned mindset.
In our report Global Graduates into Global Leaders, we have spoken to leading employers and identified the global competencies which they look for in potential recruits.
The questionnaire will also inform about how teachers are being prepared to cultivate global competencies.
David Docherty from CIHE joins us to talk about the research and explore what global competencies graduates need.
How do the arts offer opportunities for learners to develop global competencies necessary for democratic and connected societies?
