Agriculture, fishing and forestry (NAB01‑03)
Basic skills

Oral skills in vg1 agriculture, fishing and forestry involve explaining, justifying opinions and communicating with colleagues in a comprehensible manner. It also involves being able to listen, present matters to and instruct various target groups. In addition, oral skills involve using technical terminology, and talking about and discussing production and solutions.

Writing in vg 1 agriculture, fishing and forestry involves being able to adapt texts for different purposes, genres, audiences and media. It involves being able to describe products and services to colleagues, users and clients using technical terminology. That also means being able to document what one has done and has learned.

Reading in vg1 agriculture, fishing and forestry involves being able to acquire information from printed and digital resources, and use the information in practical work, when providing services or during production processes. Reading also involves being able to use technical terminology and to criticise sources.

Numeracy in vg 1 agriculture, fishing and forestry involves being able to choose methods, to set tools and devices, and to calculate input factors and the benefits of processes. It also involves finding, measuring and assessing financial, biological, physical and chemical parameters. Further, it involves setting up and interpreting tables and diagrams, and creating estimates and using figures in professional disputation.

Digital skills in vg1 agriculture, fishing and forestry involve being able to use digital resources and technical aids during production or an activity. It also involves being able to collect data, to criticise data, and to use various analogue and digital tools in discussions and during information exchange. Further, digital skills involve being able to use digital resources during navigation, the management of operational processes and in documentation.