Ukrepi za izboljšanje zaposljivosti diplomantov s kadrovskega področja

magistrsko delo

Adrijana Andonov (Author), Vesna Novak (Mentor), Janja Jerebic (Co-mentor)

Abstract

V magistrskem delu, ki je nadaljevanje našega diplomskega dela »Pričakovanja delodajalcev glede kompetenc diplomantov s kadrovskega področja«, smo raziskovali možnosti za izboljševanje zaposljivosti diplomantov s kadrovskega področja. Na podlagi znanstvene in strokovne literature ter javno dostopnih statističnih podatkov smo najprej opredelili vrste izobraževanj, nato pa navedli razlike med njimi. V nadaljevanju smo definirali razliko med kompetencami in veščinami ter nadaljevali z opisom mehkih in trdih veščin. Sledila je navedba definicije, vrst in oblik zaposlitve ter opis problematike zaposlovanja mladih v Sloveniji in tujini. Teoretični del smo zaključili s predstavitvijo trendov v HRM. V empiričnem delu smo preko zaposlitvenega portala pridobili informacije o zahtevah delodajalcev na področju kadrovskega managementa. Sestavljeni seznam iskanih kompetenc smo dali v samooceno študentov zaključnih letnikov kadrovske smeri na FOV UM. Rezultati raziskave so nam pokazali, da so samoocene iskanih kompetenc študentov dokaj nižje od pričakovanja delodajalcev. Poleg tega smo študente povpraševali o predlogih za izboljšanje njihove zaposljivosti. Ugotovili smo, da je lahko priročnik za študente prvi korak v smeri vplivanja za lažji prehod s študija v zaposlitev. Podali smo predloge za izboljšanje zaposljivosti diplomantov s kadrovskega področja, ki so namenjeni posameznikom, fakultetam in državi. Menimo, da smo z magistrskim delom prispevali k širši razpravi o krepitvi zaposljivosti diplomantov, potrebi po stalnem prilagajanju študijskih programov in učnih načrtov ter k razvoju večje samoiniciativnosti študentov, ki jim bo koristila tako na področju študija kot tudi na drugih področjih življenja. Prav tako smo na podlagi ugotovitev oblikovali priročnik, ki bo študente kadrovske smeri usmerjal k razvijanju kompetenc za vključitev na trg dela.

Keywords

diplomanti;ukrepi;zaposljivost;kadrovski management;neformalno izobraževanje;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2023
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM FOV - Faculty of Organizational Sciences
Publisher:	[A. Andonov]
UDC:	331.5
COBISS:	171682563
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Measures to improve the employability of hr graduates
Secondary abstract:	In the master thesis, which is a continuation of our bachelor thesis "Employers' expectations of HR graduates' competences", we explored the possibilities for improving the employability of HR graduates. Based on scientific and professional literature and publicly available statistical data, we first identified the types of training and then listed the differences between them. We then define the difference between competencies and skills and go on to describe soft and hard skills. This was followed by a definition, types and forms of employment, and a description of youth employment issues in Slovenia and abroad. The theoretical part was concluded with a presentation of trends in HRM. In the empirical part, we obtained information on employers' requirements in the field of HRM via a job portal. The list of competencies we had compiled was given to students of the final year of HR studies at FOV UM for self-assessment. The results of the survey showed that students' self-assessments of the competencies they were looking for were quite lower than employers' expectations. In addition, we asked students for suggestions on how to improve their employability. We found that a student handbook can be a first step towards influencing the transition from study to employment. We have made proposals to improve the employability of HR graduates, aimed at individuals, faculties, and the country. We believe that our master’s thesis has contributed to the broader debate on enhancing graduate employability, the need for continuous adaptation of study programmes and curricula, and the development of greater student self-initiative, which will benefit them both in their studies and in other areas of their lives. The findings have also led to the development of a handbook to guide HR students in developing competences for integration into the labour market. In the master thesis, which is a continuation of our bachelor thesis "Employers' expectations of HR graduates' competences", we explored the possibilities for improving the employability of HR graduates. Based on scientific and professional literature and publicly available statistical data, we first identified the types of training and then listed the differences between them. We then define the difference between competencies and skills and go on to describe soft and hard skills. This was followed by a definition, types and forms of employment, and a description of youth employment issues in Slovenia and abroad. The theoretical part was concluded with a presentation of trends in HRM. In the empirical part, we obtained information on employers' requirements in the field of HRM via a job portal. The list of competencies we had compiled was given to students of the final year of HR studies at FOV UM for self-assessment. The results of the survey showed that students' self-assessments of the competencies they were looking for were quite lower than employers' expectations. In addition, we asked students for suggestions on how to improve their employability. We found that a student handbook can be a first step towards influencing the transition from study to employment. We have made proposals to improve the employability of HR graduates, aimed at individuals, faculties, and the country. We believe that our master’s thesis has contributed to the broader debate on enhancing graduate employability, the need for continuous adaptation of study programmes and curricula, and the development of greater student self-initiative, which will benefit them both in their studies and in other areas of their lives. The findings have also led to the development of a handbook to guide HR students in developing competences for integration into the labour market.
Secondary keywords:	Trg dela;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za organizacijske vede
Pages:	VIII, 64 f.
ID:	19869457