What does SKA mean?
SKA means Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes?
Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes can be abbreviated as SKA
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What does SKA stand for? SKA stands for "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes". |
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How to abbreviate "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes"? "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes" can be abbreviated as SKA. |
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What is the meaning of SKA abbreviation? The meaning of SKA abbreviation is "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes". |
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What is SKA abbreviation? One of the definitions of SKA is "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes". |
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What does SKA mean? SKA as abbreviation means "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes". |
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What is shorthand of Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes? The most common shorthand of "Skills Knowledge and Aptitudes" is SKA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KSAO - Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Other characteristics
- KSAOC - Knowledge Skills Abilities and Other Characteristics
- KSUS - Knowledge and Skills for University Success
- SKOPE - ESRC Centre on Skills, Knowledge and Organisational Performance
- SKAP - Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities Profile
- KASA - Knowledge and Skills Acquisition
- KASA - Knowledge and Skills Assessment
- KSAB - Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes and Behaviours
- KSAC - Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Competencies
- KSAP - Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Personal Characteristics
- KSAT - Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Tools
- SAK - Skills, Abilities and Knowledge
- SAKE - Skills, Aptitude, Knowledge and Experience
- SKT - Skills, Knowledge, and Tools
- SKE - Skills, Knowledge and Experience
- KIST - Knowledge and Information Skills Toolkit
- KSFDG - Knowledge and Skills Framework Development Group
- KSFG - Knowledge and Skills Framework Group
- SKAs - skills, knowledge and abilities
- KAS - Knowledge, Attitude, Skills. The constituents required for people to succeed at what they do, individually and collectively. Knowledge and Skills can largely be trained; Attitude can't - it's a factor of personality, emotion, personal circumstances, and t