БЕЗПЕРЕРВНІСТЬ ПРЕДМЕТНОЇ ПІДГОТОВКИ МАЙБУТНЬОГО ВЧИТЕЛЯ УКРАЇНСЬКОЇ МОВИ

Abstract

Today, it is crucial to shape a teacher-philologist with a high level of linguistic preparation, linguocreative, capable of teaching the Ukrainian language to secondary education students and fostering communicative education in contemporary Ukrainian society. The system of language training for future teachers of the Ukrainian language aligns with the principles of continuous language education.The article outlines the specifi cs of subject training (Ukrainian language) for fu-ture teacher-philologists and identifi es stages of its implementation based on the edu-cational program «Secondary Education (Ukrainian Language and Literature)» of the subject specialty 014.01 «Secondary Education (Ukrainian Language and Literature)» at Kamianets-Podilskyi Ivan Ohiienko National University.In the content block of subject training in the Ukrainian language for future teach-er-philologists, preparatory (propaedeutic), informational-cognitive, and deepening-generalizing stages are highlighted. During the preparatory (propaedeutic) stage of Ukrainian language education for future teacher-philologists in higher education institutions, initial linguistic prepara-tion is conducted through the study of a Ukrainian language practicum, introduction to linguistics, business Ukrainian language, etc.The main component in the content block of the Ukrainian language education system is the informational-cognitive stage, encompassing special linguistic prepa-ration. In this process, students acquire a comprehensive (theoretical) discipline, «Modern Ukrainian Literary Language», historical-linguistic disciplines (Ukrainian dialectology, Old Slavic language and historical grammar, history of Ukrainian liter-ary language, etc.), and applied linguistic disciplines (stylistics and culture of the Ukrainian language, linguistic analysis of text, etc.).During the deepening-cognitive sub-stage of the deepening-generalizing stage, in-depth linguistic preparation takes place, where students study selective linguis-tic disciplines and acquire informal and formal linguistic education. The creative-research sub-stage involves scientifi c-research linguistic preparation, including writ-ing coursework and qualifi cation works on the Ukrainian language, participation in scientifi c events, and the preparation of trial publications.