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Title: | The comparative analysis of challenges to the national education systems in Bulgaria and Ukraine (on the example of the tourism and IT sectors) |
Authors: | Lyubenov G. Zyma O. G. Brusiltseva H. M. Dekhtyar N. A. Pohuda N. V. |
Keywords: | national education system tourism industry IT sector employment innovations virtual tourism services |
Issue Date: | 2021 |
Citation: | Lyubenov G. The comparative analysis of challenges to the national education systems in Bulgaria and Ukraine (on the example of the tourism and IT sectors) / G. Lyubenov, O. Zyma, H. Brusiltseva et al // SHS Web Conf. Second International Conference on History, Theory and Methodology of Learning (ICHTML 2021). ‒ 2021. ‒ Volume 104. https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202110401005 |
Abstract: | The article offers an overview of the global trends in education that have emerged during the 2020 economic recession; provides a retrospective analysis of the change in economic formations during the 1990s, which still influences the business environment and national education systems in post-socialist countries; analyses the structure of tourism flows in Bulgaria and Ukraine in the recent pre-crisis period; distinguishes the changes between local tourism markets in both countries and consequent demands to HEIs, training the workforce for domestic and international companies; outlines the IT services market in Bulgaria and Ukraine from the side of employment generating; points out the discrepancy between the requests to developers of IT solutions at the local level and the orders of transboundary corporations, which are the largest employers today for the economies in transition. |
URI: | http://repository.hneu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/25738 |
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