Competence means a skill and the standard of performance reached while competency refers to the behavior by which it is achieved. One describes what people can do while the other focuses on how they do it. The interface between the two is that the competency application of skill is likely to make one act in a competent manner and vice-verse...
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The interface between the two is that the competency application of skill is likely to make one act in a competent manner and vice-verse. Competences refer to the range of skills which are satisfactorily performed while competencies refer to the behavior adopted in competent performance. Hogg(1993) defined competency as the characteristics of a man that lead to the demonstration of skills and abilities, which result in effective performance within an occupational area...
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