2012, no. 11
EDUCATION ABROAD

Pedagogical preconditions of professional development system formation of university teachers in Great Britain

E.V. Kozlova

pp. 90–9380 RUB

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Abstract

Discussed are pedagogical preconditions of professional development system formation of academic staff in universities of Great Britain in the years of 1960-s, as well as government measures to ensure higher education’ quality today.

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