In the context of globalisation and the intensification of intercultural contacts, the challenge of forming linguocultural competence among future foreign language teachers has become increasingly urgent. This article explores communicative-situational technologies as effective tools for the development of such competence. Drawing on Kazakhstani and foreign studies, as well as a pedagogical experiment, the authors introduce an innovative approach for organising intercultural dialogue within the educational environment. The presented methodological and practical solutions foster readiness for successful interaction in a multicultural society. Moreover, the article highlights the importance of integrating linguistic, sociocultural, and strategic skills in teacher training, supported by contemporary international research and empirical evidence. The research offers a practical model for future teachers, facilitating not only linguistic proficiency and cultural awareness but also adaptability in cross-cultural educational contexts.
B. Lewandowska-Tomaszszyk (Mon,) studied this question.
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