The main competences to be achieved were: 1.
Still, the main competences are held or acquired by the lead serial entrepreneur.
Vocational teachers' work is based on two main competences: teaching competence and competence related to a specific work-life vocational practice.
The main competences demonstrated by fellows included leading and motivating teams to produce results, strategic thinking, strategic planning, analysis of routine program data and its interpretation, and communication to inform the respective health service delivery programs, many of which were demonstrated through the various processes of execution of an attachment site project.
The COM-B describes behavior (B) as a function of three main factors: Competence (C), Opportunity (O) and Motivation (M).
Data analysis uncovered three main themes: competence and confidence, social interaction and involvement, and facilities and the physical environment.
This framework consists of three main components: language competence, strategic competence, and psychophysiological mechanisms.
Later on, Bachman (1990) described the framework of CLA involving three main components: Language competence, strategic competence, and psychophysiological mechanisms.
As a result all competences were divided into three main areas: (1) educational competences, (2) clinical competences, (3) organisational competences.
Trustworthiness, in turn, consists of three main characteristics: technical competence to perform a task reliably (ability), having benign motives (benevolence), and acting according to acceptable ethical principles such as fairness and honesty (integrity).
