Hành động khám phá nghề nghiệp của nữ sinh trung học phổ thông: nghiên cứu dựa trên thang đo CES-R tại Việt Nam

Tóm tắt

The rapid development of science and technology has led to rapid changes in the vocational world, offering more job opportunities and careers for women. Based on the CES-R scale with well-examined values and reliability in Vietnam, career exploration of Vietnamese female high school students is reflected in four aspects: personal exploration, internal system exploration, environmental exploration, and individual preparedness. Gender differences in statistical tests show that female students are more prepared and ready for specific career actions than male ones. In addition, the study also points out the discrepancies in career exploration regarding learning outcomes, class groups, and regions. This result can serve as a theoretical and practical basis for further research and development of vocational education strategies appropriate to the local context.