NEW INNOVATIVE DIRECTIONS OF FINANCING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN UZBEKISTAN
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This article explores new and creative approaches to funding vocational education, addressing the changing challenges of education funding. It explores innovative models, strategies and considerations aimed at ensuring availability, sustainability and adaptability to industry needs, and a conclusion is formed at the end of the article.
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инновацион йўналишлар касбий таълимни молиялаштириш ижодий ёндашувлар янги моделлар стратегияларReferences
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