THE LEVEL OF FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE FUTURE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Authors

  • Jabbarov Ulugbek Abdurakhmanovich Associate Professor, PhD at “Family and Gender” Scientific Research Institute, E- Author
  • Safoyeva Rano Jalolovna 1st Year Doctoral Student of “Family and Gender” Scientific Research Institute, E-mail: rano_18@mail.ru Author

Keywords:

Professional competence, English language teachers, teacher training, pedagogical skills, linguistic proficiency, cultural awareness, educational practices.

Abstract

This article examines the level of professional competence formation among future English language teachers. It explores the essential components of professional competence, including pedagogical skills, linguistic proficiency, and cultural awareness. Through a comprehensive analysis of current educational practices and training programs, the study identifies the key factors that influence the development of these competencies. The findings highlight the importance of an integrated approach that combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience. Recommendations are made for enhancing teacher training programs to better equip future educators with the necessary skills to meet the demands of a dynamic educational environment.

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Published

2024-10-18