The Consolidation of Soft Skills as a Beneficial Factor for Basic Business Development Competencies in the University Environment
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14516/ete.13201Keywords:
soft skills development, entrepreneurial competence formation, competency-based education, university entrepreneurship, educational assessment.Abstract
The higher education offered by institutions such as CUCOSTA is vital for the development of the regions where they are located and for the country, since they will train professionals who, in the near future, will participate in companies that contribute to GDP. Therefore, the improvement of the soft skills developed in students, combined with technical skills, will positively impact the results that will favor entrepreneurship. That is, the student will be able to generate new knowledge, which will be reflected in the quality of the skills they acquire. However, evaluating outcomes always requires the most appropriate mathematical model to determine whether or not goals are actually being achieved. This will provide feedback to the educational model itself, allowing it to be continuously improved. The quality of education offered by CU Costa will always be the gateway to better opportunities for graduates and greater acceptance among the various members of society.
