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The paper studies the process of forming the soft skills of the future choreographer in the process of studying in the Free Economic Zone, which is an important element for ensuring future successful employment in the labor market. The interpretation of the essence of the category "soft skills" is analyzed and the main characteristics of soft skills are investigated. It is established that there are three categories of soft skills: social-communicative (communication skills, interpersonal skills, group work skills, communication ethics, work ethic, etc.), cognitive (critical thinking, problem-solving skills, innovative thinking, time management, etc.), personality attributes and components of emotional intelligence (emotional intelligence, honesty, optimism, flexibility, creativity, motivation, empathy, etc.). It is analyzed that the Standard of Higher Education in the specialty "Choreography" defines the full range of special competencies and learning outcomes of future choreographers. The process of forming soft skills in future choreographers through the analysis of the educational standard of their specialty is analyzed. A general overview of the educational components in the educational program "Choreography" from the standpoint of ensuring the formation of soft skills. The disciplines of the specialty "Choreography" are analyzed, which are aimed at the formation of various soft skills in future choreographers. The discipline "General Theory of Morality and Professional Ethics" is analyzed in the perspective of its ability to directly form the soft skills of the future choreographer, which contributes to the formation of communicative competencies. It is established that the most significant in the formation of communicative competencies are personal indicators in several areas: individual-personal, communicative, socio-psychological, moral and political. It is established that the communicative culture of students during the study of the discipline "General Theory of Morality and Professional Ethics" as an ...