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    This document discusses the differences between competencies and learning outcomes. It provides examples from the STCW Convention and Code. A competency is a general statement describing the desired knowledge, skills, and behaviors a student should have after completing a program. An outcome is a specific, measurable statement of what a student will be able to do. The document demonstrates how competencies in the STCW Code relate to defined learning outcomes for seafarers. It aims to help trainees identify the distinction between competencies and outcomes.

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    ACTIVITY 2

    7.1.1 RELATE OUTCOMES


    TO IDENTIFY
    COMPETENCE
    VICT
    SUBMIYYED TO :
    DR.SARAVANA PERUMAL
    DSTE: 09/06/2021
    GROUP MEMBERS

    00NL8851 Cap. Prasad Rebala

    05EL0915 Ch Eng Santhosh Sankaran

    21ZM7155 Mr.Stalin Kesavan

    16EL0430 Mr.Anthony Vijinth


    Activity aims
    This activity aims to enable trainees to connect the learning outcomes with
    specified competence.

    In this activity, the instructors are recommended to demonstrate the


    differences between the competences and outcomes.

    The trainees will be able to identify the key distinction between learning
    outcomes and competence.

    It is suggested that the competence tables of the STCW Convention and


    Code should be provided to indicate the connection between competence
    and learning outcomes.
    What is Competency? 
    A general statement that describes the desired
    knowledge, skills, and behaviors of a student
    graduating from a program (or completing a
    course). Competencies commonly define the
    applied skills and knowledge that enable people to
    successfully perform in professional, educational,
    and other life contexts.
    What is an Outcome? 
    A very specific statement that describes exactly what
    a student will be able to do in some measurable way.
    There may be more than one measurable outcome
    defined for a given competency.
    Differences between the competences and outcomes
    Competency:

    A statement that describes the desired knowledge, skills, and


    behaviours of a student after completing a course 

    Outcome:

    This describes exactly what a student will be able to do in some


    measurable way
    (STCW) Code
    The Standards of Training, Certification & Watchkeeping for Seafarers
    (STCW) Convention established a code adopted by many nations on July 7,
    1978 and was named the Seafarers Training, Certification, & Watchkeeping
    (STCW) Code.
    It certifies that the holder meets STCW standards of competence in specific
    functions related to safety, care of persons, or cargo. ... Under the STCW
    Convention, all seafarers need to meet minimum standards of competence, age,
    medical fitness, and approved sea-going service.
    STCW certification
    It was created to promote safety of life and property at sea and to
    protect the marine environment. It establishes internationally
    accepted standards of training and certification of seafarers,
    ensuring that crew are qualified and fit for duties at sea.
    AS per STCW CONVENTION AND CODE:

    Competency: Safety Awareness (Example), is described as follows:


    Student develop a thorough understanding of themselves across multiple
    dimensions. performing their jobs in a safe manner and without risk to
    their health or that of their fellow workers.

    Learning Outcomes: Students who demonstrate competence in safety-awareness


    can:
    • Company Safety Policy
    • Understand, Explain Fire triangle and how to extinguish.
    • Wearing SCBA demonstrate
    • Identifying hazards and mitigating.
    THANK YOU

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