Abstract
To perform their basic functions in professional practice, future teachers need not only general vocational pedagogical competencies but also specialized knowledge and abilities in management the effectiveness of management determines efficiency of education. The purpose of this study is to analyze the potential of improving students' professional competencies, management abilities, and leadership qualities through the introduction of a pedagogical management training program within the educational process. The research employs literature analysis and a pedagogical experiment conducted with 102 students at a pedagogical university in Kazakhstan. The experimental group participated in an elective pedagogical management course, which included elements of psychological training, while the control group followed the traditional education process. The findings reveal that the students exposed to the pedagogical management program showed a significant improvement in leadership qualities and academic performance compared to students in the control group. This study concludes that integrating pedagogical management programs into teacher training can effectively enhance future educators' managerial skills and professional competence.