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APPENDIX
Appendix 1: Survey form for managers and lecturers
SURVEY FORM 01
(For managers and lecturers)
To have the necessary information as a basis for assessing the current status of training and management of technical and engineering training at local universities according to the competency approach, thereby proposing measures to manage technical and engineering training to improve training quality and meet labor market requirements. Please give your opinion by marking X in the appropriate box.
Question 1: Could you please tell us about the current status and importance of training in engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
Very important ☐ Important ☐ Somewhat important ☐ Slightly important ☐ Not important ☐
Question 2: Could you please tell us about the current level of suitability of the training program with the competency framework of the engineering technology industry at local universities?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Training objectives | |||||
2 | Training content | |||||
3 | Training methods | |||||
4 | Teaching activities | |||||
5 | Learning activities | |||||
6 | Testing and evaluation methods | |||||
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Question 3: Could you please tell us about the current status of training results in engineering technology at local universities compared to the capacity requirements of output standards?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Professional knowledge | |||||
2 | Professional skills | |||||
3 | Ability to apply and be creative in work | |||||
4 | Soft skills | |||||
5 | Professional ethics, sense of organization and discipline Labor Law | |||||
Question 4: Could you please tell us about the current level of cooperation between schools and businesses in training in engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Cooperation in research and development (R&D) | |||||
2 | Personnel exchange (teachers, students and experts) | |||||
3 | Develop and disseminate training programs | |||||
4 | Business development – startups | |||||
5 | Administration (business, school) | |||||
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Question 5: Could you please tell us about the current status of management of engineering technology enrollment at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Build a recruitment plan | |||||
2 | Promotion, advertising, admissions consulting | |||||
3 | Building a recruitment method | |||||
4 | Organization of recruitment and examination | |||||
5 | Summary and announcement of admission results | |||||
Question 6: Could you please tell us about the current status of management and direction in determining training goals and output standards based on the capacity of the engineering technology industry at local universities?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Plan to equip yourself with professional knowledge, Vocational skills suitable for competency framework | |||||
2 | Identify the resources needed for implementation present training objectives to ensure quality | |||||
3 | Organize to implement specific training objectives according to competency framework | |||||
4 | Fostering professional ethics and morals Discipline and soft skills for engineering students | |||||
5 | Review and adjust training objectives to meet human resource requirements in the technology industry. technique | |||||
Question 7: Could you please tell us about the current status of the level of management of the design of training programs in engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop a training content implementation plan to achieve the competency framework | |||||
2 | Organize and implement training content according to plan. plan | |||||
3 | Check the implementation of training content | |||||
4 | Evaluate the relevance of training content Created with real needs | |||||
5 | Directing updating, adjusting and supplementing content train | |||||
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Question 8: Could you please tell us about the current status of management of training methods for engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop a plan using appropriate training methods consistent with the orientation of forming a competency framework | |||||
2 | Organize and implement diversified training methods | |||||
3 | Monitor the implementation of training methods | |||||
4 | Assess the appropriateness of training methods with competency framework | |||||
5 | Directing the adjustment and supplementation of training methods | |||||
Question 9: Could you please tell us about the current status of facilities management for training in engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Building a facility management plan | |||||
2 | Organization to improve facilities | |||||
3 | Directing the work of improving facilities | |||||
4 | Check and evaluate the level of conformity of facilities with requirements Training needs for people with disabilities according to TCNL | |||||
5 | Directing adjustment and supplement of facilities | |||||
Question 10: Could you please tell us about the current status of management of teaching activities of lecturers in the field of engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop a plan for instructors to implement the program curriculum, practice instructions, internship | |||||
2 | Directing lecturers to carry out textbook compilation activities documents and materials in accordance with the competency framework | |||||
3 | Organize training to innovate methods and forms Training for trainers | |||||
4 | Evaluate the level of implementation of teaching activities. instructor to make appropriate adjustments | |||||
5 | Management of scientific research activities of lecturers | |||||
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Question 11 : Could you please tell us about the current status of the level of management of learning activities of engineering technology students at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop a plan to implement student learning activities | |||||
2 | Organize and direct students to carry out learning activities (learning LT, TH, self-study, internship, scientific research, self-assessment of learning results...) | |||||
3 | Organize training on learning methods for students | |||||
4 | Building learning environment and conditions for students | |||||
5 | Build a reward and discipline system for learning outcomes student's exercise | |||||
Question 12: Could you please tell us about the current status of the level of management, testing and evaluation of training results in engineering technology at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop criteria for testing and evaluating training results. competency-based approach | |||||
2 | Develop standardized testing and evaluation processes and plans to meet capacity assessment requirements. of students and quality assurance | |||||
3 | Check the implementation of objectives and program content competency-based training | |||||
4 | Check the use of methods, means, and equipment Competency-based training | |||||
5 | Direct the inspection according to the correct procedure and plan. meet training requirements according to competency approach | |||||
Question 13: Could you please tell us about the current status of the management level of granting certificates and diplomas for technical training at local universities according to the competency approach?
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Content | Level | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1 | Develop management regulations in printing and distributing CC and VBTN | |||||
2 | Build a plan to print and distribute CC and VBTN | |||||
3 | Organization of issuing certificates and graduation diplomas correctly Training requirements according to TCNL | |||||
4 | Check and evaluate in printing management, issuing CC, VBTN | |||||
5 | Adjust and supplement regulations in printing and issuance management issue certificates, diplomas | |||||





