Main content blocks
Section outline
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Basic Theoretical Knowledge: What the student has learned from academic courses related to their field of study (such as movement science, physical education, management, or medicine).
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Basic Skills: Such as writing and communication skills, using research tools and techniques, teamwork, and data analysis skills.
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Problem-Solving Ability: The ability to think critically and analyze theoretical problems that may arise in the work environment.
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Professional Orientation: An initial understanding of the needs and requirements of the job market in the student’s field of study.
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Basic Technological Skills: Such as using software or applications that may be relevant to the field of study.
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