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Factors causing career indecision of school leavers in KwandebeleMabena, Esther Ntombana 06 1900 (has links)
This research was undertaken to determine factors causing career indecision of
schoolleavers in Kwandebele. Literature study indicates that factors such as
interest, sex, dependency, vocational immaturity, the economy and politics have
a direct influence on career indecision. Literature study further indicates that
parties involved in career decision-making also contribute to career indecision.
424 Kwandebele school leavers answered questionnaires. The schoolleavers
were requested to indicate the importance and contributions of five categories,
namely personal aspects, family, school, guidance teacher and society to his
career choice making process. Most of the personal aspects were regarded as
important and also the other four categories showed a significant difference
between school leavers who have made a choice and those that have not made a
choice.
This research could not cover the implication of career education at all levels of
the child, recommendations for future research have been made. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education)
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Factors causing career indecision of school leavers in KwandebeleMabena, Esther Ntombana 06 1900 (has links)
This research was undertaken to determine factors causing career indecision of
schoolleavers in Kwandebele. Literature study indicates that factors such as
interest, sex, dependency, vocational immaturity, the economy and politics have
a direct influence on career indecision. Literature study further indicates that
parties involved in career decision-making also contribute to career indecision.
424 Kwandebele school leavers answered questionnaires. The schoolleavers
were requested to indicate the importance and contributions of five categories,
namely personal aspects, family, school, guidance teacher and society to his
career choice making process. Most of the personal aspects were regarded as
important and also the other four categories showed a significant difference
between school leavers who have made a choice and those that have not made a
choice.
This research could not cover the implication of career education at all levels of
the child, recommendations for future research have been made. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education)
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