2021
DOI: 10.24093/awej/vol12no4.5
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Cultural Component in Professional Development of Non-philological Specialties Students in the Process of Studying a Foreign Language

Abstract: The professional development of future specialists has to meet global and domestic standards. Cultural competence is essential for future professionals as it makes it easier to collaborate with foreign professionals, improve their competitiveness in the world labor market and increase the specialist’s ability to solve professional challenges. The study attempts to answer the questions about the importance of cultural competence development of non-philological students in the process of studying a foreign langu… Show more

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“…According to the study by Bakum, Savchak, Kostiuk, Zhumbei & Poznanskyy (2021), the development of cultural competence "forms positive motivation; improves intellectual and professional qualities; enriches students' experience in the practice of resolving professional problems under their own and socialcultural needs; develops skills of intercultural interaction for the effective implementation of tolerant communication in professional activities" (p. 83).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the study by Bakum, Savchak, Kostiuk, Zhumbei & Poznanskyy (2021), the development of cultural competence "forms positive motivation; improves intellectual and professional qualities; enriches students' experience in the practice of resolving professional problems under their own and socialcultural needs; develops skills of intercultural interaction for the effective implementation of tolerant communication in professional activities" (p. 83).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%