THE INTERACTION OF LABOR MARKET AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES MARKET CONSIDERING SOCIAL PARTNERSHIP MECHANISM AND SPECIFICITY OF THE REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL POLICY

Introduction. In connection with the change in the objectives of training of modern specialists it is necessary to change the methods and technologies of professional education, providing training of mobile, competitive specialists who can master the changing production and social technologies with the skills of self-education and commitment to professional development throughout working life. The methodology of the study. For professional educational organization to maintain its competitiveness it is necessary to take care of the quality of specialist training. Currently, there are a number of methods of competitiveness estimation; great part of them is designed to assess the competitiveness of goods. For educational services a limited number of methods for their calculations can be applied, which, moreover, possess certain drawbacks that hinder their practical use. The results of the study. The question of improving the system of professional training and employment of graduates is one of the major problems of modern vocational training educational institutions. Consideration. The creation of a modern system of social partnership in Russia is connected with the beginning of reforming of economy, its transition to a market economy and specifics of the regional educational policy. Conclusion. For vocational education system social partnership is a “natural form of existence in the market economy conditions”.

Authors
Journal
Publisher
Vallecchi Editore
Number of issue
S12
Language
English
Pages
2
Status
Published
Volume
73
Year
2017
Organizations
  • 1 Peoples Friendship University of Russia
  • 2 Kemerovo State University
  • 3 Don State Technical Universyty
  • 4 Federal State Institution Research Institute of the Federal Penitentiary Service Russia
Keywords
consumers of educational services; educational services market; labor market; market orientation of educational institution; social partnership; regional educational policy
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