平成23年度「キャリア意識調査」報告(1) : 学生のキャリア行動、キャリア意識、キャリア支援・教育の活用状況に着目して

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This paper analyzes the career consciousness survey in 2011. This survey was targeted at the undergraduates and master students of Ochanomizu University and focused on students’ career activities, career consciousness, and the modes in which they utilized career support and education services. The main findings are as follows: （1） Career activities and career awareness vary according to the academic year and course in which the students belong. Overall, students in Letters and Education, Human Life and Environmental Sciences, as well as ones in master courses displayed interest in applying for jobs; such students aspired for employment in private companies and/or in the public sector. Students in Sciesnce, on the other hand, displayed interest in further education at Ochanomizu University. （2） There was no obvious correlation between students’ assessment of career support and their status of utilization of financial/living support. （3） Those who attended career related classes were generally more interestedin seeking employment at a regular and/or general management position. Their aspiration for employment in large firms was greater than that of those who did not attend such classes. Based on these results, we determined effective support methods, in order to meet the needs of students.
2012-04-30