Abstract
The future of secondary vocational education is uncertain. As part of the development of regional training systems, models are being reviewed in which the training of workers is carried out at enterprises, and the training of middle-level specialists is carried out at universities. In these conditions, it is especially important to integrate colleges into the industrial ecosystem of the region, to develop the base of professional training for adults. Scientific, pedagogical and methodological works are analyzed, on the basis of the analysis, generalization and systematization of results, periodization of information is carried out. The main stages of development of secondary vocational education presented. Each stage has its own periodization. The time frame of the stages depends on the changes taking place in the socio-economic and political spheres, which is reflected in the education system. The stages are characterized and described: the reasons are identified; new elements, objects and subjects of educational relations have been identified; new concepts are presented. The description of the stages allows you to trace the trends and identify the dynamics in the development of secondary vocational education. Differentiation of secondary education is the most likely scenario for the development of secondary vocational education for the next decade. It was revealed that a strategically important task for the next decade is to provide of secondary vocational education system with management mechanisms that allow timely and adequate response to changes in external conditions both in the labor market and in the field of technology.
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