PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF DETERMINING THE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE FOR STUDENTS

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Abstract

The most characteristic feature of modern society is changing in all spheres of life, which today drive science, economy, industry, and culture and affect the development of the information and educational space. The focus of the education system on the assimilation of knowledge, which was traditional and justified before, no longer corresponds to the current social order; it is determined by the objective need of society for a new person capable of independent, responsible, creative actions, an intellectual person, with critical thinking, liberated from dogmas, living in a complex. The fulfilment of these tasks requires a significant improvement in the quality of professional training of future specialists, based on the application of the philosophical aspects of human existence and development in the context of the formation of their professional competence and involves the development of personal qualities and creative abilities, the ability to independently acquire new knowledge and solve problems, and navigate in the life of society. Taking this into account, the article discusses in detail the main components of professional competence and provides the most effective ways to improve it.

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Kryshtanovych, M., Zyazyun, L., Vykhrushch, N., Huzii, I., & Kalinska, O. (2022). PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF DETERMINING THE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE FOR STUDENTS. Wisdom, 22(2), 130–137. https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v22i2.606

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