Understanding Competence in Professional Training

The video tutorial discusses the concept of competence, which is the ability to mobilize knowledge, skills, and attitudes in various situations. It explains the components of competence: knowledge (theoretical understanding), skills (practical techniques), and attitudes (behavioral qualities). The tutorial emphasizes that competence is not just about learning but involves applying these elements in professional contexts. It also covers how to analyze and improve professional practices by understanding these components.

What is the primary focus of competence in training?

• Performing repetitive tasks

• Following instructions

• Mobilizing knowledge, skills, and attitudes

• Memorizing facts

Which of the following is an example of knowledge?

• The code of the road

• Teamwork

• Calmness

• Driving a car

What does the term 'skills' refer to in the context of competence?

• Theories and concepts

• Emotional intelligence

• Acquired techniques and actions

• Personal qualities

Which of the following is an example of a skill?

• Listening to music

• Knowledge of legal regulations

• Calmness in stressful situations

• Driving a vehicle

What are attitudes in the context of competence?

• Techniques and processes

• Appropriate behaviors and personal qualities

• Acquired knowledge

• Physical abilities

Which of the following is an example of an attitude?

• Writing a report

• Cooking a meal

• Calmness of a driver

• Knowledge of accounting

How is competence described in a professional context?

• As a standalone skill

• As a personal trait

• As a combination of knowledge, skills, and attitudes

• As a theoretical concept

What is the purpose of a competence framework?

• To replace traditional education

• To provide a theoretical background

• To organize and assess knowledge, skills, and attitudes

• To list all possible skills

In the competence framework, what is the focus of the first paragraph?

• Personal traits

• Attitudes

• Skills

• Knowledge

What is the role of attitudes in the competence framework?

• To provide technical skills

• To enhance personal qualities and behaviors

• To develop physical abilities

• To offer theoretical knowledge