DigComp 2.1. – The Case of Bulgaria
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https://doi.org/10.37075/YB.2023.1.07Keywords:
Digital competence, Digcomp 2.1, Digital skills, Methodology, Human capitalAbstract
This article presents a methodology for the implementation of Digital competence framework (DigComp 2.1.), verified and approved in Bulgaria. DigComp is a critical tool to understand digital competence, to increase mobility and educational opportunities; to help empower individuals with digital skills, required to the needs of job market. This methodology is part of a national initiative for development of digital competences through the implementation of DigComp 2.1, which aims to overcome the imbalance between the digital knowledge and skills of the workforce.References
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