The study discuses the overall satisfaction and participation levels of students in the institution's employment service and other students' employment-related factors. It is based on the questionnaire from 813 students registered in HBNU(Han Bat Nati...
The study discuses the overall satisfaction and participation levels of students in the institution's employment service and other students' employment-related factors. It is based on the questionnaire from 813 students registered in HBNU(Han Bat National University); 492(60.5%) male students and 321(39.5%) female student, 605(74.4%) day-class students and 208(25.6%) evening-class students, 33(4.1%) married students and 780(95.9%) unmarried students, and 199(24.5%) freshmen, 304(37.4%) sophomore, 196(24.1%) junior, and 114(14.0%) senior students.
The study has shown that more students are not setisfied with the institution's overall employment services and employment related materials and information in the Employment Information Center and the library. A large number of students, however, are satisfied with their major professors' job-seeking guidance, and the institution's model of cooperative education. Other additional results of the study show that more students think of the higher education institution as an ivory tower, rather than a job-training center. Also more students have selected HBNU for financial reasons, and more than half of the students have never participated in the employment-related special lectures and have never used the job-related internet services offered by the institution.