Development of entrepreneurial competence among future specialists in the face of social changes

Author:

Seredina Inna1ORCID,Bazyl Liudmyla2ORCID,Orlov Valerii3ORCID,Klymenko Maryna1ORCID,Spitsyna Anhelina1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. National Transport University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

2. Institute for Vocational Education of the NAES of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine.

3. Institute of Vocational Education of the NAES of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Abstract

The article focuses on developing the entrepreneurial competence of vocational education students in the era of crises in public life. The relevance of the current study arises from the fact that the dynamics of the traditional methodological approach, given the global trends, determines the priority of focusing on the competence approach. The aim is to analyze the possibilities of innovative technologies for the development of entrepreneurial competence of vocational education students during the period of societal transformation and crises. Substantiated the structure of the entrepreneurial competence of future specialists, which synergizes professional and personal components. The identified vectors for improving the educational process aimed at forming information, digital, communication, and intercultural competence in vocational education students as essential components of their overall professionalism. Established that the need to actualize the phenomenon of entrepreneurial competence is caused by the specific requirements of today's professional qualities of a specialist, characterized by specific content and a specific focus on professional activity. Found that digital literacy, logical thinking, and effective communication skills are among the promising areas for forming students' entrepreneurial competence. They have outlined the basic principles of implementation and development of interdisciplinary integration of the educational process through innovative technologies.

Publisher

Amazonia Investiga

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