Formation of information competence of the future translators in the context of globalization and informatization of society
Abstract
Philosophical ideas, pedagogical theories, conceptual approaches, the regulations are generalized for the development of the theoretical aspects of formation of information competence of the future translators in the context of globalization and informatization of society. The features of translation in the information society and qualifications for translators according to international standards are defined. The ways of improving the system of professional training of future translators in the aspect of the formation of information competence are defined.
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