DISTANCE LEARNING OF PUBLIC AND MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: NEEDS AND DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS

Vladimir Titov

Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, 2018, vol. 12, issue 1, 322-326

Abstract: The highest level of professional training for public and municipal officials - is a pressing need to settle the critical social problems. The professional training through online programs allow learning new knowledge, skills and challenges to ensure the high quality education. The article provides an overview of the distance education and training programs for the public and municipal officials and their most relevant directions. In the constituent entities of the Russian Federation new systems of municipal authorities are formed, which are mostly focused on the real and sustained growth in living standards, enhancing its social activity. The need to form a qualitatively new staff structure of the public and municipal service requires constant improvement of professional skill for mastering new competences by the employees already working within the structure of the public and municipal authorities and the students, trained in the profile of the Public and municipal administration.

Keywords: public administration; municipal administration; training; municipal officials; distance learning. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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