The article examines the professional tasks that arise in the methodological training of future English language teachers. It emphasizes the importance of developing methodological competence as a core component of professional readiness. The study highlights how modern educational approaches, including communicative, task-based, and competency-based methodologies, shape the ability of teachers to plan, organize, and evaluate the learning process effectively. Furthermore, it discusses the integration of pedagogical, linguistic, and cultural aspects within teacher education programs. The findings underline that mastering methodological skills is essential for future teachers to ensure high-quality English language instruction that meets contemporary educational standards and learners’ needs.  

Methodological training, professional competence, teaching methodology

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