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This paper examines the essence and structure of the introduction of modern educational technologies and world standards in the process of training highly qualified workers. Our globalised economy is calling for highly professional staff that knows where to search for information and how to process it. However, even more importantly is to adapt to the ever-changing working environment and the constant flow of new information and data. In this paper, we focus on the issues of advanced training techniques as well as training of the highly qualified personnel. Moreover, we discuss the role and the importance of WorldSkills in the high-quality training of highquality professionals worldwide in general and in Russian Federation in particular. In addition, the paper assesses the technology of professional training according to the WorldSkills standards. Our results might help the stakeholders and policy makers to identify the main areas of work for the design of leading centres for advanced vocational training with a particular focus on the less-developed regions. These centres might be of a special importance for the professional training in the regions of the Russian Federation and might also provide new boosts for the Russian economy via increasing its competitiveness and innovativeness.

Centres of advanced professional training of personnel as the leaders of technologization: a case study of Russian regions