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have basic theoretical and practical knowledge in the field that builds upon their secondary education and is supported by textbooks, course materials and other resources presenting up-to-date information on theology, |
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have vocational knowledge of communication media and tools, |
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use information resources and technologies related to theology, |
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fulfill their responsibilities as a team member working in projects related to theology, |
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evaluate basic-level knowledge and skills, determine and respond to learning needs in the field, |
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use their educational background for a further level of education, |
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have awareness of lifelong learning, |
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inform related people and institutions in the theology field; communicate their ideas and solutions to a problem in writen and oral form and use language effectively, |
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keep up with the latest developments in the field and communicate with their colleagues in a foreign language at minimum A2 level, as defined by the European Language Portfolio, |
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use computer software and communication and information technologies required in the field at the basic level, as defined by the European Computer Driving Licence, |
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Follow the cultural and social activities. |
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follow the events and activities in the national and international agenda, |
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observe societal, scientific, cultural and ethical values when gathering and using data and reporting the results, |
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use the technologies in the field of technology effectively, |
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have knowledge of law, regulations, and other legislation in the field of theology. |