PUBLIC PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION AS A BASIS FOR THE STUDENT INFORMAL EDUCATION IN THE ENGINEERING SECURITY
Consideration is given to develop the professional competencies of the bachelors through the informal interaction on the basis of a public organization with a professional focus. In particular the subject to study was “The club of public firefighters, rescue workers and volunteers” which currently includes 78 students and 5 teachers. The practice activity of a student club, organized in 2012 year by the Yurga Institute of Technology (Tomsk Polytechnic University Affiliate), shows the stages of its formation and relations with University and with a municipality, detects the conditions of the student’s developing competencies and the student’s socialization. Here the integration is achieved by institutional and non-formal education, to create a field activity of students to improve their competencies and practices when developing future profession. Thus the informal activity of students enriches the academic learning. In addition, for teaching staff the club has become a testing ground for educational innovations.
Keywords: development of competencies, non-formal education, pedagogical interaction, student’s socialization
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Issue: 8, 2015
Series of issue: Issue 8
Rubric: PEDAGOGY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND ADVANCED TRAINING
Pages: 105 — 108
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