The KRSU Competence Centre is continuing its series of tests for first-year students aimed at identifying and developing key vocational and supra-vocational skills. After the Faculties of Architecture, Design and Construction (FADiS) and the Faculty of Law, diagnostics started at the Faculty of Humanities.
Students are actively involved in the process: testing helps everyone identify individual strengths and growth areas, as well as build a personal development trajectory.
In the near future, other faculties of the university — natural and technical, medical, economics and the faculty of international relations will also undergo diagnostics. The organizers encourage students to follow the news so as not to miss the opportunity to get tested and get personal passport of competencies <TAG1> a modern professional self-development tool that offers a range of possibilities:
• identifying individual strengths and weaknesses;
• participating in training, workshops and intensive educational programs;
• a chance to become a Competence Centre Ambassador;
• access to projects and internships;
• participation in domestic and international forums;
• additional points to the scholarship.
The KRSU Competence Center helps students not only evaluate their skills, but also open new horizons for personal and professional development.
Details — in Telegram channel Competence Center KRSU