Radkevych, V. O. (orcid.org/0000-0002-9233-5718) (2026) Conceptual foundations of vocational education quality: the evolution of approaches within the context of human capital transformation . Publishing House of University of Technology, Katowice, Poland, pp. 9-16. ISBN 978-83-68422-17-7
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Abstract
This chapter investigates the conceptual foundations of vocational education quality amidst contemporary challenges. It analyses the genesis of the “education quality” category, evolving from academic canons to a dynamic model that satisfies stakeholder needs through conditions, processes, and outcomes. The transformation of educational orientations is examined through the lens of human capital theory evolution, where cognitive flexibility and lifelong learning capacities remain priorities. The study identifies a mutual determination between investments and quality standards as a guarantor of the economic efficiency of professional training. The analysis demonstrates that the consolidation of the competence paradigm facilitates a transition toward assessing actual learning outcomes. Finally, the research outlines strategic development vectors for a holistic educational ecosystem – namely digitalisation, inclusivity, and foresight – underpinned by next-generation occupational standards and independent professional qualification assessment tools.
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