This model demonstrates a seamless transition strategy for secondary vocational education graduates, implying potential for accelerating learning outcomes.
The article developed and theoretically substantiated a model of seamless transition of secondary vocational education (SVE) graduates to higher education (HE) programs in order to implement accelerated learning. The stages of building the model, the conditions for its implementation, and references to regulatory acts and ex-amples of program comparison are described. The risks of duplicating disciplines are considered, and solu-tions are proposed within the framework of preliminary development of additional educational programs. The model is a tool for optimizing educational trajectories taking into account the interests of all participants. To en-sure long-term effectiveness and widespread implementation of seamless education in practice, it is necessary to adapt it to constantly changing conditions, provide for its use in the current state standards of vocational edu-cation, develop standard training programs that clearly define the structure, content and teaching methods in the framework of the seamless approach; create a solid legal foundation for the recognition of learning out-comes. Only such an integrated approach will maximize the effectiveness of the model and avoid repeating the mistakes typical of previous reforms.
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