Selection of education (UTV01‑03)
Basic skills

Oral skills in selection of education involve mastering relevant subject terminology, discussing personal options in relation to education and employment, assessing and further developing input from others and asserting personal opinions.

Writing in selection of education involves documenting knowledge and work processes, and reflecting on self-learning when working on subject texts. It also involves being able to reason and argue for the education and career one desires.

Reading in selection of education involves understanding, systematising and using information from texts, images, videos and other information channels about education, careers and earning a living. This also involves assessing the credibility of the sources.

Numeracy in selection of education involves using figures on the economic value of working and statistics relevant to the subject

Digital skills in selection of education involves gathering, analysing and using information about education programmes and occupations from digital sources and critically assessing the sources. It also involves becoming familiar with the digital technology in the occupations being explored.