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Year 2017, , 371 - 374, 31.08.2017
https://doi.org/10.18768/ijaedu.336722

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  • Doctrine of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Bulgaria, Order of the Minister of Defence № OH-57/30.01.2012 (2012). Doctrine for Human Resources Management in the Armed Forces NP-1, Order of the Minister of Defence № OH-179 / 03.06.2013, (2013a). Petrova, E., (2016a) A Study on the Cadets' Satisfaction with Choice of Academic Specialty at the National Military University, Bulgaria, Socio-economic Analysis Scientific Journal, Department of Economics, St. St. Cyril and Methodius University, Bulgaria, / Volume 8 / Number 1. Petrova, E., (2015a) Methodology on Study of Motivation for Education based on Opinions' Research of Cadets from Vasil Levski National Military University, Bulgaria, Socio-economic Analysis Scientific Journal, Department of Economics, St. St. Cyril and Methodius University, Bulgaria, Book 2 / Volume 8. Petrova, E., Zegoicea, Andrei, (2013b) Comparative Case Study Regarding Cadet's Motivation - Methodology, Revista Academiei Fortelor Terestre, Nicolae Balcescu Land Forces Academy, Sibiu, Romania, Vol. XVIII, Nr. 3 (71), Trimestrul III. Madansky, V., (2016b) Fundamentals of the Survival in Extreme Conditions of Military Professional Activity. DSc Dissertation, Veliko Turnovo. Todorkov, K. (1998) Psychological Aspects of Management Activity of the Commander, Ministry of Defence, S. Classification of the Military Positions in the Directly Subordinate to the Minister of Defence and Armed Forces Structures, Decree № 84/ 26.04.2010 , issue 24 by March 12, (2013c). Nichev, N., Petrova, E., (2015b) Professional Training of Future Logistic Officers at the National Military University of Bulgaria, Sibiu, Romania, The 21st International Conference The Knowledge-Based Organisation, Nicolae Balcescu Land Forces Academy.

ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR MILITARY EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONING AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PREPARATION OF CADETS FOR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA

Year 2017, , 371 - 374, 31.08.2017
https://doi.org/10.18768/ijaedu.336722

Abstract

The
realisation of the goals and priorities of the National Security Strategy and
the National Defence Strategy, as well as the realisation of the activities in
the National Program "Bulgaria in NATO and in European Defense -
2020", and the Investment Plan-Program of the Ministry of Defense to 2020
set new tasks to the military educational system of the Republic of Bulgaria
and in particular to the logistics officers preparation. The tasks have a
complex character and include: improving the quality and competitiveness of the
military education, increasing personal cadets’ satisfaction in the process of
training, and improving the organisation and content of the military
professional training of the future officers. Military education is a complex,
adaptable and flexible system which is developed in unity with the
complementary system of the civic education in Bulgaria.



The target
of research is the military professional activity, while the subject of
research is the military professional activity of the Logistic Officers.



Methods of
research: during the research a theoretical analysis of the military
educational literature and of the normative documents was used; analysis and
synthesis of the extent and the contents of the basic concepts, used in the
elaboration; abstraction; substantiation; general conclusion and analogy.

References

  • Doctrine of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Bulgaria, Order of the Minister of Defence № OH-57/30.01.2012 (2012). Doctrine for Human Resources Management in the Armed Forces NP-1, Order of the Minister of Defence № OH-179 / 03.06.2013, (2013a). Petrova, E., (2016a) A Study on the Cadets' Satisfaction with Choice of Academic Specialty at the National Military University, Bulgaria, Socio-economic Analysis Scientific Journal, Department of Economics, St. St. Cyril and Methodius University, Bulgaria, / Volume 8 / Number 1. Petrova, E., (2015a) Methodology on Study of Motivation for Education based on Opinions' Research of Cadets from Vasil Levski National Military University, Bulgaria, Socio-economic Analysis Scientific Journal, Department of Economics, St. St. Cyril and Methodius University, Bulgaria, Book 2 / Volume 8. Petrova, E., Zegoicea, Andrei, (2013b) Comparative Case Study Regarding Cadet's Motivation - Methodology, Revista Academiei Fortelor Terestre, Nicolae Balcescu Land Forces Academy, Sibiu, Romania, Vol. XVIII, Nr. 3 (71), Trimestrul III. Madansky, V., (2016b) Fundamentals of the Survival in Extreme Conditions of Military Professional Activity. DSc Dissertation, Veliko Turnovo. Todorkov, K. (1998) Psychological Aspects of Management Activity of the Commander, Ministry of Defence, S. Classification of the Military Positions in the Directly Subordinate to the Minister of Defence and Armed Forces Structures, Decree № 84/ 26.04.2010 , issue 24 by March 12, (2013c). Nichev, N., Petrova, E., (2015b) Professional Training of Future Logistic Officers at the National Military University of Bulgaria, Sibiu, Romania, The 21st International Conference The Knowledge-Based Organisation, Nicolae Balcescu Land Forces Academy.
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Venelin Terziev

Nikolay Nichev

Publication Date August 31, 2017
Submission Date September 4, 2017
Published in Issue Year 2017

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EndNote Terziev V, Nichev N (August 1, 2017) ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR MILITARY EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONING AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PREPARATION OF CADETS FOR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA. IJAEDU- International E-Journal of Advances in Education 3 8 371–374.

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