Abstract:The article reveals ways of forming the social competence of higher education graduates, in particular: focus (setting the goal) on the formation of social competence of the graduates during lectures, seminars and practical classes; the use of the content of the material of educational components, which are favorable for the development of social competence among applicants, primarily from socio-humanitarian disciplines ("Business language", "Foreign language", "Philosophy", "Sociology", "Psychology", "Leaders… Show more
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