Skills

Skills are practical abilities to apply knowledge in real situations. We can divide them into cognitive, practical and communicative. Students are better prepared for the real world, they are able to take care of themselves and their surroundings thanks to the combination of practical experience and academic studies.

 

Knowledge

Knowledge represents a theoretical understanding of specific concepts or topics. They include facts, concepts, methods and procedures.

 

Competence

Competencies combine knowledge and skills and include

• autonomy and responsibility: The ability to work independently and take responsibility for one's actions.

• Cooperation: Ability to work effectively in a team and contribute to common goals.

• Personal development: Ability to control error, self-evaluation, self-reflection and identify areas for improvement,
  problem solving

 

Adaptability

Children learn to be flexible and able to adapt to new situations, to think innovatively and in context, which is key in a rapidly changing world.

 

Critical thinking

Students are prepared to work with information, think critically and make decisions based on analysis and synthesis of information. Digital wellness, including digital hygiene and digital detox.

 

Time management

Planning, prioritizing and finishing work skills help organize and allocate time for study and other activities.

 

Interpersonal relationships

Interpersonal skills are abilities that facilitate effective interaction and communication with others. It includes empathy, conflict resolution, and the ability to collaborate.

 

Lifelong learning

Fostering intrinsic motivation and a love of learning leads to children becoming lifelong learners who are constantly open to new knowledge and skills.