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A skills audit (see Exercise 3) is a useful way of finding out about the strengths and weaknesses of the various group members. It is very useful to exchange this information with your group so that you can decide who is best suited to each task.

Glossary

skills audit A skills audit is a thorough check or examination of a person’s skills and abilities.

Exercise 3

Read the skills audit form below and rate your skills. Write 1 if you think your skills need improvement, 2 if they are adequate and 3 if they are good.

Skills audit
Skills	Rate your skills 1 / 2 / 3
1 Written communication skills in English: able to write fluently in English without making serious grammar mistakes
2 Spoken communication skills in English: able to discuss things in English, give points of view and justify opinions
3 Pronunciation skills: having good enough pronunciation so that people can easily understand you when you speak
4 Presentation skills: able to give an adequate formal presentation in English in front of others
5 IT skills: able to carry out a range of practical tasks using a variety of computer programmes such as word processing, digital presentations and making posters
6 Numeracy skills: good with numbers when carrying out tasks such as costing, budgeting and keeping accounts
7 Teamwork skills: able to work together with other students, negotiate compromise and share ideas
8 Reading and note-taking skills: able to read long texts quickly and easily, understand them and take useful notes that can be understood later