Skills 2019

Which skills and competences shall TermNet add or focus on in its terminology training courses?

TermNet wants to continually improve its trainings and qualification services.

In this survey, terminology and language professionals are invited to indicate which skills they would wish to be added or focused on in TermNet's terminology trainings.

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* 1. Which skills do you think are most relevant for the basic level of our Terminology Manager Trainings?

general understanding of terminology management

basic level of terminology project and process management

knowing success factors of terminology management

understanding the importance of terminology stakeholder management

basic knowledge about the tools and technology in terminology management

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Which skills do you think are most important for the advanced level of terminology training courses?

ability to manage and engage people (the stakeholders of terminology management)

ability to design and implement sustainable terminology processes

ability to chose the right tools to manage terminology

understanding of the process and IT landscape of an organization

ability to present the business case for terminology management

ability to present and argue costs and return of investment

personal skills, such as self-management, diversity and conflict management

Other (please specify)

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* 3. What would you recommend to add to or focus on in TermNet's terminology training courses?

terminology coaching

quality assessments of terminology entries

quality assessments of terminology management systems