Between 1992 and 1995, through consultations with faculty, students, graduates and employers, Kwantlen defined twelve Essential Skills which will help students in all programs succeed in their studies, in their chosen careers, and in their lives as citizens, neighbours and family members:
- Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills
- Oral Communication Skills
- Writing Skills
- Interpersonal Skills
- Teamwork and Leadership Skills
- Personal Management Skills
- Reading and Information Skills
- Visual Literacy Skills
- Mathematical Skills
- Intercultural Skills
- Technological Skills
- Citizenship and Global Perspective
Students: click here or in the left-hand menu for resources that will help you improve your Essential Skills
Faculty: click here or in the left-hand menu for resources that will help you improve the way you integrate Essential Skills practice into your courses