Кафедра "Іноземні мови"

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Кафедра "Іноземні мови» була заснована у 1950 році з ініціативи доктора фізико-математичних наук А. П. Рогінського.

Кафедра входить до складу Навчально-наукового інституту міжнародної освіти Національного технічного університету "Харківський політехнічний інститут". Викладачі кафедри навчають іноземній мові майбутніх спеціалістів різних інженерних галузей. Понад 20 років кафедра успішно співпрацює з Мовним центром Магдебурського університету (Німеччина).

У складі науково-педагогічного колективу кафедри працюють 7 кандидатів наук: 4 – педагогічних, 2 – філологічних, 1 – технічних наук; 4 співробітника мають звання доцента.

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    Developing soft skills within ESP course designed for future IT engineers
    (Дрогобицький державний педагогічний університет імені Івана Франка, 2023) Goncharenko, T. Y. ; Podolska, Ya. A.
    The coming years will see big changes in the field of professional activity and labor resources caused by several factors. The most influential of them – development of information technologies, rapid growth of artificial intelligence technologies, production automation and robotics – have revolutionized the field of professional activity providing a wide range of tasks that were once only within the power of humans. These factors bring about developing new conditions in business environment and labor market. Soft skills – communication and cooperation skills, critical thinking, and creativity skills – should become in demand in the technological progress and dynamically changing business environment of the beginning of the XXI century. Competency-based English curricula are an excellent tool their development. The article presents the analysis how the soft skills correlate with the professional competencies and learning outcomes acquired by IT students and how they are distributed across the curriculum. Regarding the distribution of soft skills across the curriculum, it was defined that all types of soft skills are components of the professional competencies and learning outcomes acquired by IT students while studying the course content. The soft skills are deeply integrated into the educational content of the four modules of the ESP program which was designed in such a way that the priority in teaching English was formation of professional competencies and obtaining learning outcomes aimed at the practical use of English as a tool to achieve professional goals and to translate theoretical knowledge into practice. The analysis shows the soft skills are not equally presented in the educational program. Soft skills are implicitly built into the curriculum of the ESP course which allows future software engineers respond the challengers of the contemporary work environment and be competitive in the labor market. All these provisions are basic for training future specialists in any engineering specialty
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    Developing soft skills at ESP classes in technical heis
    (ANAGRAM, 2017) Lazareva, Olga; Kovtun, Olena
    The growing role of social competencies, also referred to as soft skills, for a future working career is discussed, given a significant altering of the concepts of job families and functions, profession, workplace, working hours in the changing economy. The major attention is paid to such soft skills as collaboration, communication, critical thinking and problemsolving and the ways they can be developed at ESP classes in technical HEIs. Some exercises based on student-centred approach aimed to form these important skills are mentioned. To assess the effectiveness of the teaching methods applied through the module devoted to communication in academic and professional environments, a survey was undertaken among students of the first year. Its results show that innovative methods including role plays, team work and brain-storming are generally perceived by students as less appealing and efficient than more traditional ones such as reading or translation. It is concluded that more efforts are needed to introduce student-centred practices for developing soft skills.