Common Guidelines for skills
development
H.S.C. Perera,
Faculty of Management & Finance,
University of Ruhuna
Focus groups for the data collection
1.Students
Passed out
Undergraduate
present
Post graduate
2.Outside stakeholders
3.Staff members of the relevant faculties
4.Heads of the relevant units
Tools for data collection
Primary Data Collection
1. Structured Questionnaire
2. Focused group interview
Secondary Data Collection
1. Published data
Student Questionnaire – Key Variables
Soft Skills Development Units
Teaching and Training Facilities for Soft Skills
Development
Extra Curricular Activities
Research , Development ,Invention and Innovation
Activities
Current Level of Competencies of Soft Skills
Outside stakeholders
Structured Questionnaire
Rating the importance and the relevancy of the soft
skills
What soft skills related aspects to be developed?
How to develop those skills ?
Staff members of the relevant faculty
Soft Skills Development Units
Teaching and Training Facilities for Soft Skills
Development
Extra Curricular Activities
Research , Development ,Invention and
Innovation Activities
Staff members of the relevant faculty
cont.
Current Level of Competencies of Soft Skills
students
Current Level of Competencies of Soft Skills of
your own
Current facilities available to develop soft skills
Willingness to develop soft skills
Head of the Relevant units
Sources: CGU,Cultural Cen.,Physical
Edu,Adv.of Students Circles
Aspects:
Available facilities to develop Soft Skills
Capacity to develop Soft Skills
Usage of units both students and the staff
Contributions to the current curriculum
Present Situation of Faculties
Faculty of Agriculture
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Fisheries
Faculty of Humanities & Social Science
Faculty of Management & Finance
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Science
Thank You