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Information × Registration Number 0224U001866, 0122U000539 , R & D reports Title Trends in the development of public-private partnerships in the field of vocational education popup.stage_title Head Mordous Iryna O., Кандидат педагогічних наук Registration Date 31-01-2024 Organization Institute of Vocational Education of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  The demand of society and the national economy, especially in war and post-war times, for highly qualified and professionally mobile specialists actualizes the role of public-private partnership as an effective mechanism for attracting private capital in the field of domestic professional (vocational and technical) education in order to modernize its infrastructure, professional qualifications, development of educational programs, introduction of innovative forms and technologies of professional training of education seekers and professional development of pedagogical workers, quality monitoring systems of training of graduates of VET schools for work and further education. Public-private partnerships as a system of contractual relations between public and private partners is introduced for mutually beneficial cooperation on a long-term basis with the aim of achieving social and economic effects. Thanks to this form of interaction, the state is able to involve private companies in the implementation of public-private partnership projects. That is, to share with the private sector the responsibility for the amount of capital investments in the development of the field of VET, which it is impossible for the country's budget to provide independently in the conditions of martial law. Financing of public-private partnerships projects is carried out at the expense of the resources of private partners, state and local budgets, and other sources not prohibited by law. At the same time, private companies involved in the implementation of such projects receive state support by providing state and local guarantees at the expense of state and local budgets, access to innovations in the field of education and science. A common type of public-private partnerships in Ukraine is: the opening of educational and practical centers of industry direction on the basis of VET institutions; formation of a regional order for the training of qualified specialists, etc. Product Description popup.authors Voronina-Pryhodii Dasha A. Humenna Lidiia S. Dzhurylo Alina P. Kravets Svitlana H. Lyulkova Julia M. Mordous Iryna O. Popova Valentyna V. Radkevych Valentyna O. Ryabova Zoya V. Tsareva Yevelina S. Chepurenko Yana O. Chernietsova Nataliia А. popup.nrat_date 2024-01-31 Close