Identifying and articulating competence
When you recognise your strengths and ways of working, you can smoothen your studies: for example, you will be able to choose working methods that suit you best and set goals that support your personal development and growth.
There is a variety of different kinds of competence, ranging from communication and problem-solving skills to emotional intelligence and self-reflection. These skills are developed everywhere — not just in your studies or work, but also in your leisure time.
Explore the "Identifying and articulating competence" page to see what kinds of competence exists, how to identify your own skills, and how to articulate and concretise them.
By reviewing the material on the site, you can benefit from its tips also when directing your focus towards the skills needed also in working life.