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Dlimbetova G, Aliyeva A, Ayazbayeva A. Development of Ecological Competence for Future Professions. Biosci Biotech Res Asia 2015;12(1)
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Development of Ecological Competence for Future Professions

Gaini Dlimbetova1, Aiman Aliyeva1 and Assemgul Ayazbayeva2

1Eurasia National University Named after Gumilev L.N., Astana, St.Mirzoyan2, Republic of Kazakhstan - 010000. 2Kazakh Humanities and Law University, Korgalzhin, 8, Astana, Republic of Kazakhstan - 010000.

ABSTRACT: The purpose of this work is to study the problems of ecological education under the conditions of the transition to a green economy. The new economic reform changesthe labor market. There is a huge gap between the demand of the labor market and the higher education system. The transition to a green economy requires new work places, new professions, new competencies and green skills. In Kazakhstan there are a number of problems for the transition to a green economy, conditioned by a deficit of competence, skills and specialists. The education system is actively developing ecological competence of future specialists. The need for a professional individuality of the future specialists with high ecological competence, professional competence, able to solve ecological problems independentlyexpresses the actuality of the problem of finding a solution.

KEYWORDS: Green economy; Green Skills; Ecological competence

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