The University of Bern's KOMPASS program recently featured a lecture by The Explainables on the topic of competency profiles. This lecture was part of the KOMPASS initiative, which aims to prepare refugee students for university education. The KOMPASS program is a two-semester preparatory course designed to help refugees gain the necessary skills for higher education at the University of Bern. It includes language courses, academic skills training, and mentoring.
Key Points from the Lecture
The Explainables explained that competency profiles outline the skills, knowledge, and abilities needed for specific roles, helping students identify and develop necessary competencies. These profiles assist in personal development and employability, while also aiding organizations in recruitment and employee development.
The lecture provided refugee students with valuable insights into navigating their educational and professional paths, aligning with the University of Bern's mission to promote equal opportunities and reduce educational barriers for refugees.
The Explainables' lecture on competency profiles is a significant addition to the KOMPASS program, supporting refugee students' academic and professional success and enhancing the program's overall effectiveness in fostering an inclusive academic community.
