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DOI: FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN STUDENTS OF GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Abdikamal A. Mamadaliev , Deputy Head of the Department of Vocational Guidance of the Ministry of Preschool and School Education, UzbekistanAbstract
In this article, today's general secondary education schools highlight the work carried out to determine the interests of students, guide them to the profession, the achieved results, the existing problems and the tasks to be performed. In the course of the research, the experiences of Great Britain and Russia were studied in determining students' interests and directing them to the profession. Based on the results of study and analysis, it was proposed to create a new electronic system suitable for Uzbekistan - "Individual diagnosis system". Systematic monitoring of determining students' interests and directing them to the profession is indicated through the system. The results that can be achieved when launching this platform are also fully specified.
Keywords
General secondary school, career guidance, platform
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