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Background. This problem is caused by two factors. On the one hand, there is a need to develop educational programs for various types of preschool educational organizations operating in the conditions of standardization of preschool education content. On the other hand, there is a lack of an approach that allows designing and implementing educational programs in accordance with the current norm.

Objective. Testing a regional approach to the design of basic educational programs of preschool education in preschool educational organizations with various key characteristics and scales.

Sample. The study involved 6 preschool educational organizations of the regional network of various scales and with different initial characteristics and amounts of resources.

Methods. The study used: training of management teams, individual consultations on the application of the approach, expert support for the process of designing educational programs for preschool education and their experimental implementation in kindergartens.

Results. Each preschool educational organization participating in the study developed an educational program for preschool education. All programs were designed in accordance with the content of the Federal Educational Program for preschool education based on the proposed regional approach. The presentation of the software products obtained during the study was carried out in five regions of the Russian Federation as part of the implementation of a federal grant from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

Conclusions. The results of the study allow us to rethink approaches to the design of educational programs of preschool education, minimize the risks of full-fledged implementation of Federal Educational Program for preschool education and a formal approach to designing educational programs of preschool education. The obtained software products can be used in developing recommendations for educational organizations experiencing difficulties in designing educational programs and as model software solutions for the implementation of the practical part of professional development programs that take this issue into account.

Background. In the context of social and economic transformations, the need for high-quality preschool education adapted to regional specifics is growing. The Amur Region, which has unique natural and ethnocultural resources, requires teachers to possess the competencies to effectively implement the regional component. However, the insufficient development of methodological support in the continuing professional education (CPE) system creates barriers to its high-quality implementation. The relevance of the study is determined by the need to create and test effective methodological tools for integrating regional content into teacher training.

Objective. To substantiate the need to introduce methodological recommendations for the implementation of the regional component as an effective way of methodological support for kindergarten teachers in the CPE system.

Sample. The study involved 7 regional internship sites (the “We Teach and We Are Taught” network) and 176 preschool organizations in the Amur region.

Methods. The study was based on an analysis of educational programs; observation of internships with recording of practical interactions between participants; and study of protocols of pedagogical councils. As well as monitoring the quality assessment of the “Implementation of the Regional Component of Preschool Education” area in preschool educational institutions in the Amur Region in 2025.

Results. The effectiveness of methodological recommendations for the implementation of the regional component was confirmed: internship sites not only integrated local history material, but also became competence centers that spread experience through networking.

Conclusions. The developed methodological recommendations for implementing the regional component in preschool education in the Amur Region provide a systematic, practice-oriented, and theoretically sound approach to enhancing teachers’ professional competencies and the quality of the educational process. As a result of their application, a transition has been achieved from a fragmented inclusion of regional content to a holistic, sustainable practice, demonstrating the high effectiveness and potential for scaling up this experience.