The Role And Functions Of Communicative Competence In The Professional Activity Of Future Agricultural Engineers
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https://doi.org/10.62480/jpip.2026.vol56.pp67-74Keywords:
agricultural engineer, communicative competence, professional activityAbstract
The article examines the role and functions of communicative competence in the professional activity of future agricultural engineers. It identifies typical occupational communication situations and systematises information-communicative, interactive-coordinating, social-perceptual, regulatorymanagerial, conflictological, and reflective-corrective functions. Occupational activity analysis, functional modelling, comparative analysis, and pedagogical interpretation were employed. A functional map based on the sequence ‘professional situation – communicative task – function – observable outcome’ is proposed. Communicative competence is shown to support not only the transmission of technical content but also teamwork, safety, mutual understanding among stakeholders, and socially responsible engineering decisions.
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