Опубликован 23.11.2025
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Аннотация
The development of technical skills in youth is a central concern in education and workforce preparation, reflecting broader transformations in technology, labor markets, and cognitive learning paradigms. This paper investigates the mechanisms, determinants, and pedagogical approaches influencing the formation of technical competencies among young people. Employing a mixed-methods research design combining survey analysis and longitudinal observation, the study examines the role of formal education, informal learning, digital exposure, and socio-cultural variables. Results indicate that early exposure to applied technologies, project-based learning, and mentorship significantly enhance technical proficiency and adaptability. The findings underscore the necessity of integrating experiential learning environments and adaptive pedagogies to align skill development with emerging industrial and digital demands. The paper concludes with recommendations for educational policy and further research into optimizing youth technical skill trajectories in the context of rapid technological change.
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