Abstract
Literature review was conducted to gather evidence-based materials that address strategies to promote readiness for professionally oriented activities. The purpose of the article is to emphasize the importance of communicative training in departmental educational institutions and to determine factors which affect readiness for communication and increase its effectiveness. The overall study objective is to theoretically substantiate and experimentally test the author’s model of the system of professionally oriented communicative training of future civil protection service officers in the institutions of higher education of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. To achieve the purpose of research the following methods have been applied: theoretical; method of theoretical modeling; empirical. Research was carried out on the basis of departmental higher educational institutions of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. 422 cadets, 163 teachers and officers were involved at various stages of the research. The author’s structural-functional model of professionally oriented communicative training of cadets in departmental institutions is introduced. The model has an appropriate structure of interconnected structural components, content and characteristics of which are described. The author distinguishes and substantiates the following subsystems of the model: target, conceptual-strategic, organizational-designing, procedural-technological, control-evaluation and resultative. The contributing factors to effective communicative training of future officers have been summarized: formation of a value attitude to future profession; introduction of interactive teaching methods; improvement of teaching and methodical provision; optimization of the subject-subjective interaction of participants in the educational process during simulated situations of professional communication. The study confirmed validity of the author's model.
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