The Employability Skills of Store Service Staff for Graduated Students of Technical University

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to find the employability skills of store service staff for graduated students of technical university. The focused interview method is adopted. Four industrial experts and four academic experts are invited. The results show that there are three groups of employability skills. That is, competences of specific skills group, general competences group, and behavior/attitude trait group. There are 11 competences in specific skills group, 14 competences in general competences group and 12 competences in behavior/attitude trait group. The first five important competences in specific skills group are broad general stores service knowledge, specific knowledge of empirical/ practical methods in stores service field, specific theoretical knowledge in stores service field, and applying rules and regulations in the stores, documenting ideas and information. The first five important competences in general competences group are problem-solving ability, analytical competencies, ability to work in a team, reflective thinking, assessing one’s own work, and learning abilities. The first five important competences in behavior/attitude trait group are oral communication skills, loyalty and integrity, power of concentration, initiative, and getting personally involved. The findings can give the department to plan a curriculum for their students to learn the employability in the technical university.

Presenters

Su Chang Chen
Student, PH.D, National Penghu University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

Hsi-Chi Hsiao

Jen-Chia Chang
Student, Dr/ Prof., Graduate Institute of Technological and Vocational Education, Taiwan

Dyi-Cheng Chen

Chun Mei Chou

Details

Presentation Type

Poster/Exhibit Session

Theme

Learning in Higher Education

KEYWORDS

Employability Skills, Competences

Digital Media

This presenter hasn’t added media.
Request media and follow this presentation.