emotionally-volitional - an assessment of their readiness to overcome the
complexities of service and combat activities, the ability to manage their emotional and
volitional processes.
Research of the current state of preparedness of future reserve officers for
military service. According to Y. B. Melnyk, with whom we agree, "the modern
training of highly skilled specialists requires higher education institutions to study and
take into account the tendency of the request to form competencies in student youth"
[11, p. 44], this should be taken into account in the process of preparing reserve
officers.
Therefore, we have developed a questionnaire for a citizen of Ukraine, who is
studying using the program of training reserve officers. We chose for study two
regional institutes - the National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine (NANGU)
(Kharkiv) and the National Aviation University (NAU) (Kyiv) - to study regional
peculiarities and peculiarities of the tasks accomplishment by military formations (and,
accordingly, the peculiarities of personnel training). in which study is conducted under
this program. The survey was anonymous, conducted during October 2017. 685 people
participated in it. (Table 2).
Table 2 Citizens of Ukraine who study according the programe on training the
reserve officers and participated in the survey
Name of the
Institution
Quantity of the surway
participants
among them:
gender
year of study
M
F
1st
2nd
NANGU
214
158
56
118
96
NAU
471
435
36
154
317
Total
685
593
92
272
413
The first question of the questionnaire "Identify the source of information on the
basis of which you have decided to study under the training of reserve officers" has no
relation to the formation of readiness of future reserve officers for military service and
relates to marketing research. However, the answers to this question would be of great
interest to heads of military formations and institutions of higher education, which
prepare reserve officers. According to the results of the survey, the main sources of
information on the possibility of training under the reserve officers training program
are the environments of higher educational institutions in which respondents are
students (42% of responses) as well as relatives and acquaintances who are on military
service (31%) (Fig. 1).
The second question asked in the questionnaire, "What motive influenced the
positive decision regarding the training of reserve officers?" and most answers were:
"love to the Homeland" - 26%, "the original, interesting profession" - 19% (Fig. 2).
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