2017
DOI: 10.16926/kf.2017.16.43
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Self-Assessment of Knowledge, Professional Skills and Social Competence of Students as a Basis for the Evaluation of the Curriculum of Tourism and Recreation Studies

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“…This does not mean that they are not critical towards themselves or their universities because their self-assessment with regard to many aspects of knowledge and skills is lower than expected (Skiert, Buchta, 2014). To make the picture of tourism graduates complete, we wish to point out that they gain many different skills, including social/soft ones (Łubkowska, Nadobnik, Tarnowski, Nowak, 2017), which, coupled with some hard skills, should define a 'specialist'. The emerging figure of a tourism graduate (regardless of their major) is, it seems, very complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This does not mean that they are not critical towards themselves or their universities because their self-assessment with regard to many aspects of knowledge and skills is lower than expected (Skiert, Buchta, 2014). To make the picture of tourism graduates complete, we wish to point out that they gain many different skills, including social/soft ones (Łubkowska, Nadobnik, Tarnowski, Nowak, 2017), which, coupled with some hard skills, should define a 'specialist'. The emerging figure of a tourism graduate (regardless of their major) is, it seems, very complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%