Problems of degree professionals vocational training for the information-oriented society

Authors

  • H Herasymova

Abstract

The  article  deals  with  the  problem  of  vocational  training  of  degree
professionals in conditions of information-oriented society.  Taking into account  transition
period  of  Ukrainian  society  development  from  industrial  to  information  (postindustrial)
stage,  its  peculiarities  have  been  analysed,  specialists  training  requirements  have  been
established.  These  requirements  are  caused  by  gender  realities  of  information  society
development, its  humanization, democratization, intellectual work  predominance,  creating
conditions for personality efficiency. The theory of “human capital assets” the main role in
which  belongs  to  the  system  of  education  grows  in  the  frame  of  information
transformations.

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No. 199 (2014): cientific journal «Humanitarian Studios: Pedagogics, Psychology, Philosophy», Part 2 (English)

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