Features of formation the professional competence of future specialists in the study of «life safety»
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.48826Keywords:
professional competence, life safety, future specialists, value outlook, professional healthAbstract
In the article the basic theoretical questions about the nature and content of the formation the professional competence in the study of «Life safety» are considered, the principles of selection and structuring the content of safety by training future specialists are highlighted. It is proved the importance of the value component in the process of formation the professional competence, uncovered the foundation of modeling value outlook of future specialists which is oriented on formation the professional health
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