THE STEP-BY-STEP METHODOLOGY OF FORMING COMPETENT PERSONNEL
Keywords:
Keywords: competence, qualified personnel, education, methodology, professional development, innovation, human capital, digital skills.Abstract
Annotation: This article explores the theoretical and practical foundations of
forming competent personnel in the context of globalization, digital transformation,
and educational modernization. It presents a step-by-step methodology that integrates
needs analysis, competence-based education, innovative teaching technologies, and
lifelong professional development. The paper also discusses socio-psychological and
motivational factors influencing competence formation. The research concludes that a
scientifically grounded and continuously improved methodology for forming
competent personnel contributes to national competitiveness, sustainable economic
growth, and human capital development.
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