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Название: | The key competencies of future specialists in the framework of the sustainable development concept |
Авторы: | Палеха, О.М. Shevchuk, S. Yaprynets, T. Palekha, O. Kondel, V. Cherniavskyi, T. Myronenko, V. |
Ключевые слова: | sustainable development eco-education competence competencies skills of specialists education for sustainable development сталий розвиток екоосвіта компетентність компетентності навички спеціалістів освіта для сталого розвитку |
Issue Date: | 2021 |
Краткий осмотр (реферат): | The article aims to identify key competencies of specialists in the context of the sustainable development concept. The method of cluster analysis was used to assess the key competencies of specialists in the context of sustainable development. The research used the OECD Skills for Jobs database (2021), which contains estimates of surplus (score from -1 to 0) and deficit (score from 0 to +1) of different skill groups of specialists in 44 EU countries, OECD, and other countries.The key competencies of specialists in the context of sustainable development include systemic, strategic, critical thinking, creativity, cooperation, integrated problem solving, empathy, interdisciplinarity. The assessment and analysis of workforce competencies across countries and the productivity of the employed prove the importance of skills development for sustainable economic development. |
Описание: | Shevchuk S., Yaprynets T., Palekha O., Kondel V., Cherniavskyi T., Myronenko V. The keyompetencies of future specialists in the framework of the sustainable development concept. ADALTA. Journal of interdisciplinary research. 11/02-XXIV. 2021. Pp. 127–131. |
URI: | http://dspace.pnpu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/19338 |
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