Abstract
The article searches for the stages of formation of sanitary and hygienic competence in future engineers-teachers of food profile in higher education institutions. The stages of formation of sanitary and hygienic competence in future engineers-teachers of food profile in higher education institutions are as follows: adaptive-cognitive, competence-oriented, self-productive. Progressive development of the state is associated with the need for innovative approaches to the training of specialists in various fields to solve problems in social, economic and political life of the country, which puts before the education system specific requirements and certain improvements in higher education. An effective approach is to focus the educational process on the formation of competence, taking into account the pedagogical heritage, ie a certain culture, which will ensure successful training of future engineers-teachers of food. The specifics of the professional activity of future engineers-teachers of food profile are related to the professional-specific components, which requires the use of special pedagogical conditions in the formation of readiness for professional activity. The expected efficiency and success of the formation of sanitary and hygienic competence in future engineers-teachers of the food profile directly depends on the observance of certain stages of the educational process in higher education institutions during professional and pedagogical training. Formation of the future engineer-teacher as a person who bears personal responsibility for decisions and implementation of the process in the sanitary and hygienic field and the formation of practical skills and abilities to carry out sanitary and hygienic education to create sanitary and hygienic experience.
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