ON THE DESIGN OF A MODEL OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE WORK WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Abstract and keywords
Abstract (English):
This article analyzes the conditions for creating a model of career guidance at a civil aviation university. It describes the creation and description of the interactive model of professional orientation of civil aviation university students in interaction with educational institutions of secondary general education. The advantage of online career guidance services over traditional methods is shown.

Keywords:
professional orientation, pre-university training, profession, civil aviation, interactive model, criteria of formation, events
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