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Competency-based education (CBE)Parent terms: Competence/y, Education ![]() (i) The tasks to be taught are identified by the experts in the occupation. (ii) The programme allows each learner to have the opportunity to develop and to be evaluated on the competencies achieved (iii) Assessment of competency is not only based on knowledge and attitude but primarily on the actual demonstration of the competency (iv) Occupational standards or unit competency standards should be used as the basis for assessing achievement and students/trainees should be aware of them (v) Students progress through the programme by demonstrating the attainment of specified competencies [...] Source: NCTVET 2006, Jamaica |
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