The purpose of this study is to analyze the level of core-competencies of undergraduate students at Seoul National University using K-CESA diagnostic tools and to develop an educational support program that can improve core-competencies by analyzing factors affecting core competencies. For this, 136 undergraduates students from Seoul National University participated in the K-CESA diagnosis, and the differences were verified according to individual characteristics.
As a result, the level of interpersonal cooperation was higher in male students than in female students, and the level of understanding of interpersonal organization in the second graders was higher than that in the third graders, and emotional bond among interpersonal relationships showed a statistically significant difference in Education College compared to Social Science College. Global flexibility in Humanities College were higher than that in Social Science College, and collaboration level among interpersonal relations was higher than usual. The higher the academic achievement, the higher the level of self-management competence and the statistically significant difference between the emotional bond and leadership area.
The analysis of the needs for Borich s education on the core-competencies of each sub-area was conducted for 45 diagnostic participants. As a result, it was recognized that communication ability had the most ability to speaking and discussion. Also, FGI was applied to 15 students with high core-competence level, and analyzed the learning experiences that affected core-competency improvement. A program for improving core-competency were proposed by combining the analysis of educational needs and FGI results based on the needs of learners in SNU.