FEATURES OF TRAINING FUTURE SOCIAL WORKERS FOR VOLUNTEERING UNDER MARTIAL LAW

Annotation. The article analyzes the features of training future social workers for volunteer activities under martial law. The growing role of volunteering in the social sphere and the need to adapt curricula to modern challenges are emphasized. Key approaches to the formation of professional competencies of students of specialty 231 «Social Work» are highlighted, including: the development of emotional resilience, crisis counseling skills, communication and adaptation to stressful situations. Special attention is paid to the integration of practical experience into the educational process through training, modeling crisis situations and cooperation with volunteer organizations. The study is based on the results of an experiment in which students from three universities participated. The sample (120 students) was divided into experimental and control groups, which made it possible to assess the impact of special training on the level of their preparedness. Analysis of the data obtained indicates a positive effect of such integration: students who have undergone additional training demonstrate a higher level of readiness for volunteer work, better communication skills and the ability to adapt in crisis situations. The article also considers international experience in training social workers to work in emergency situations, which allows us to formulate recommendations for improving educational programs in Ukraine. It is proposed to include multidisciplinary approaches in the educational process, which involve interaction with psychologists, lawyers and medical professionals. Methodological recommendations on the structure of scientific articles, the design of a bibliographic list and requirements for publications are taken into account.