Abstract
The article deals with some aspects of the problem of formation of artistic and aesthetic competence of future teachers of primary general education. An analysis of work practice indicates that the level of professionalism in the field of art education and the qualitative characteristics of the future teacher - aesthetic culture, aesthetic and artistic taste - do not always meet the requirements of modern society. This once again confirms not only the relevance of the study, but also the need to search for and systematize forms and methods aimed at developing the artistic and aesthetic competence of future teachers.
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