“…The use of cluster analysis made it possible to determine three levels of formation of professional subjectivity: potential-situational, functional-constructive, creativeproductive. [3] The creative and productive level (high) of the professional subjectivity of a linguist student is characterized by the formation of all its structural components at an above-average level. The subjects demonstrating a creative and productive level of professional subjectivity have developed critical thinking, a high level of reflexivity, readiness to effectively solve occupational problems, the ability to take responsibility, and a desire for emotional and psychological self-control in communication and activity.…”