'speaking competencies' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability to speak in a particular situation, such as a job interview. For example, "In order to land the job, he needed to demonstrate strong speaking competencies."
As a physician assistant practicing in oncology for the last 30 years, I can speak to the competencies of nonphysician medical providers (physician assistants and nurse practitioners) who are able to cover many, if not most, of the challenges of everyday medicine.
The present curriculum for English (2012) emphasises acquiring competence in listening, speaking, reading and writing and developing ability to use these competencies for effective communication in real life situations.
These disrespectful, ageist challenges to competency speak to rising student sentiment that, given how much they are paying in fees, they don't want to be taught by junior academics.
How can English language demands in content courses be characterized in terms of the four competency skills (reading, listening, speaking, and writing)?
Health service providers should not assume that the ability to speak English equates having health literacy and competency in navigating the health system.
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.
Participants have tended to raise the level of competencies required: partners are expected to speak up, provide the patient perspective, compartmentalise their clinical relationship 9 and carry out tasks just like all other delegates.
Expert for quality assurance in schools, Ken Buxton, who is an inspector of the Office for Standards in Education OFSTED in England, spoke about the need for further improvement of teachers' competencies in order to improve the quality of education.
