Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students
Students imagine jobs in the tourism sector with boring jobs, long working hours, unsafe work, low social status, unsatisfactory promotions, low wages, inadequate benefits, and poor physical working conditions. This study aims to determine student perceptions of self�image, career development,...
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| author | Jalim, Mohammad Idham Abdul Razzaq, Abdul Rasid Syed A. Kadir, Syed Shikh Jumintono, Jumintono |
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| description | Students imagine jobs in the tourism sector with boring jobs, long
working hours, unsafe work, low social status, unsatisfactory
promotions, low wages, inadequate benefits, and poor physical working
conditions. This study aims to determine student perceptions of self�image, career development, and job choices in the tourism industry.
This study was a quantitative descriptive method. Quantitative research
is intended to measure the problem, how well, and to whom a particular
problem applies. This study involved 162 D3 Tourism Management
study programs, Merlimau Polytechnic, Melaka, Malaysia, based on
Krejcie and Morgan tables. Data was obtained using a questionnaire
survey and observation. The questionnaire consists of Parts A, B, and C
as instruments and measurements with a five-point Linkert scale.
Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 23 was used to
analyze data and information in research. The results showed that the
value of self-image was 3.60, career development was 4.12, and job
choice in the tourism industry was 3.80. Students' perceptions of self�image, career development, and job choices are high. Students feel the
influence of research variables can attract interest to work in the
tourism industry in the future. |
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| spelling | uthm-72642022-07-12T01:52:14Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/7264/ Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students Jalim, Mohammad Idham Abdul Razzaq, Abdul Rasid Syed A. Kadir, Syed Shikh Jumintono, Jumintono T Technology (General) Students imagine jobs in the tourism sector with boring jobs, long working hours, unsafe work, low social status, unsatisfactory promotions, low wages, inadequate benefits, and poor physical working conditions. This study aims to determine student perceptions of self�image, career development, and job choices in the tourism industry. This study was a quantitative descriptive method. Quantitative research is intended to measure the problem, how well, and to whom a particular problem applies. This study involved 162 D3 Tourism Management study programs, Merlimau Polytechnic, Melaka, Malaysia, based on Krejcie and Morgan tables. Data was obtained using a questionnaire survey and observation. The questionnaire consists of Parts A, B, and C as instruments and measurements with a five-point Linkert scale. Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 23 was used to analyze data and information in research. The results showed that the value of self-image was 3.60, career development was 4.12, and job choice in the tourism industry was 3.80. Students' perceptions of self�image, career development, and job choices are high. Students feel the influence of research variables can attract interest to work in the tourism industry in the future. Auricle Global Society of Education & Research 2021 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/7264/1/J14283_0bdb9a7d4887d2b0c7f990767e2cf640.pdf Jalim, Mohammad Idham and Abdul Razzaq, Abdul Rasid and Syed A. Kadir, Syed Shikh and Jumintono, Jumintono (2021) Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 27 (4). pp. 1197-1203. |
| spellingShingle | T Technology (General) Jalim, Mohammad Idham Abdul Razzaq, Abdul Rasid Syed A. Kadir, Syed Shikh Jumintono, Jumintono Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title | Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title_full | Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title_fullStr | Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title_full_unstemmed | Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title_short | Self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in Malaysia: a perception of students |
| title_sort | self-image, career development and job choice on tourism industry in malaysia: a perception of students |
| topic | T Technology (General) |
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