“…A number of respondents recognize that they do not take into account pedagogical principles, such as the pace of training, activity planning, assessment, etc., when planning training using new technologies and focus on the greater integration of pedagogical theories and teaching technologies, without focusing on up bringing technology. We find a similar position in the article (Asset, Gabdyl-Samatovich, Ospanova, Begaidarova, & Balkiya, 2015), which deals with modern pedagogical technologies for the formation of communicative competence, which is closer to the issue of educational technologies by combining interdisciplinary knowledge and skills with social and personal qualities that ensure the success of professional activities. Carrying out the study, the authors identified the development of a conceptual model of a qualitatively new look at modern educational technologies for the formation of professional competence in the field of integrated security through an interdisciplinary approach as the main goal.…”