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Abstract
This article theoretically analyzes the pedagogical foundations of improving professional development technologies for internal affairs personnel through innovative approaches. The study examines the content of continuous professional development, the role of socialization, the significance of national and universal human values in professional activity, and the use of modern pedagogical technologies. Particular attention is paid to adapting innovative technologies to the proficiency level and practical needs of personnel, applying cooperation technology, and strengthening self-directed learning and self-development. International experience in lifelong learning, needs-based professional development, distance learning, and credit-module approaches is also considered. The study indicates the need to improve an innovative, practice-oriented, and needs-based professional development system aimed at strengthening the professional competence of internal affairs personnel.