Stereology of Vocational Interests of Pre-service Teachers in Cross-cultural Contexts of Teacher Education

The study presents the main trends in vocational interests of pre-service teachers in cross-cultural contexts of higher education. The model of teacher professionalisation implies the need to take into account potentially new multi-agent functions of educational environments that change the content of educational programmes. To achieve the target model, the university needs to solve multi-vector tasks to develop mechanisms for integrating educational, scientific and expert agenda in response to the indigenisation of local educational practices worldwide. The changing nature of the educational environment imposes new requirements on teachers and leads to a change in their personality types. Modern trends in the professionalisation of pre-service teachers are identified on the basis of the empirical data of J. L. Holland’s theory in universities of Russia and Uzbekistan. The RIASEC personality codes of the pre-service teachers are identified and interpreted according to the congruence of their vocational interests and professional environments. To assess the compliance of the Holland codes with the teaching profession in cross-cultural contexts, the J.L. Holland RIASEC Profile and the Self-Directed Search (Form R) adapted to Russian were applied. The presented data can be useful for dissemination and the development of teacher education in different countries.

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