ACCA Applied Knowledge · Business and Technology · Competence frameworks and personal development
A professional body publishes a document listing the skills, knowledge and behaviours that employees in a given role must show at each level of seniority. What is this document most accurately called?
A competence framework is a structured document describing the skills, knowledge and behaviours required for roles at different levels. It differs from a balanced scorecard, job evaluation scheme or succession plan, which measure performance, grade jobs for pay or plan replacements respectively.
- AA competence frameworkCorrect
- BA balanced scorecard
- CA job evaluation scheme
- DA succession plan
Explanation
A competence framework sets out the skills, knowledge and behaviours expected for roles at different levels. A balanced scorecard measures organisational performance, job evaluation ranks jobs for pay, and a succession plan identifies future role holders.
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