DIGITIZATION AS A DIGITAL HUB OF INTERACTION IN THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF A EDUCATION INSTITUTION
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Socio-Economic Phenomenon, Specialist Training, Educational ProcessAbstract
The article analyzes generally accepted and innovative approaches to managing the quality of specialist training in (vocational and technical) education institutions, reveals the essence of the concept of competitiveness as a socio-economic phenomenon. The effectiveness of the structural-functional quality management model of specialist training has been proven, the issue of involving business and stakeholder councils in quality management, innovative views in ensuring the quality of professional training by bringing the content of state standards into account (vocational and technical) education, close to the requirements of employers; systematic work on increasing the prestige of working professions (introduction of innovative technologies of professional orientation, professional development and career planning); development of elements of dual and mixed education systems; effective management and control of the educational and production process. He proposed such effective areas as mentoring, creation of educational clusters, application of hub technologies, digitization). Mechanisms of quality management of vocational education and training in countries are substantiated, quality assessment system is analyzed.
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