2015
DOI: 10.17853/1994-5639-2014-6-56-76
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Basic Principles of Model Building for Competitive Workforce Training at Industrial Enterprises

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“…The introduction of competence-oriented federal state educational and professional standards into training that are designed to reveal the functions of various jobs, including WorldSkills standards, reflects modern global trends in the formation and development of professional competencies of workers [1,11]. Modern standards that determine the requirements for the training of workers from the perspective of its content establish the principles of selection and formation of the competence-oriented subject area of study.…”
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“…The introduction of competence-oriented federal state educational and professional standards into training that are designed to reveal the functions of various jobs, including WorldSkills standards, reflects modern global trends in the formation and development of professional competencies of workers [1,11]. Modern standards that determine the requirements for the training of workers from the perspective of its content establish the principles of selection and formation of the competence-oriented subject area of study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern socio-economic conditions pose completely new challenges for industrial enterprises related to the adaptation of new technologies. Enterprise competitiveness is directly associated with the modernization of production facilities, which results in the emergence of new skills and job functions, as well as new competencies and professions; in turn, this necessitates training and retraining of personnel that take place in the context of a close cooperation between educational institutions and enterprises [1][2][3]. The relevance of the creation and development of the system is due to globalization, the rapid technical and technological re-equipment of the industry, the emergence of new jobs, and an increase in professional mobility, which creates the need for a new approach to training and retraining of personnel of industrial enterprises [4,5].…”
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“…The structure of the methodological support of training of machine-building industry workers developed in the course of work shall include the modular program, package of training elements for forming of knowledge and abilities lying in basis of distinguished core competences and professional qualities of the personality, packages of control tests, practical tasks and tasks for qualification tests. [18,15,35,26,36].…”
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