취업성공패키지 청년층 특화 취업지원 프로그램 참여자의 만족도와 성과에 관한 연구

Abstract

Korean youth employment rate indicators are showing the worst results. The youth unemployment accompanies social problem because they are economically active population. The purpose of this study is to give implication for improving 'A package of youth employment success', which gives synthetical and concrete program to young job seekers that shows increasing unemployment rate year by year through comparing its satisfaction level before and after the performance. As a result, men rather than women, capital area rather than rural area, college and below level students' satisfaction level showed statistically and meaningfully higher results. Secondly, intention to re-participate was meaningfully higher statistically in college & below level than in university & upper level. Third, regarding change before and after participating the program, men rather than women showed statistically meaningful improvement. Regionally, after participating 'A package of youth employment success', participants from capital area showed meaningful improvement in every item except relationship among social members. Academically, participants of college & below showed statistically meaningful improvement in every item except will to work. These results from 'A package of youth employment success' show that men, capital area, college & below level participants' satisfaction level is higher. Also, these results indirectly show that 'A package of youth employment success' programs are helpful to these categories of participants. Of course it can be interpreted that regional gap is due to number of operating institutes that are concentrated in capital area rather than its contents aspect. For future alternatives and implications, expanding operational institutes to run various programs which can provide non capital participants with qualified programs is essential. For fruitful settlement of the quality programs, it is necessary to offer various programs useful for both genders, university & upper level, and to consider participants' satisfaction level rather than mere enhancing quantitative participation. Especially, this study is greatly meaningful in identifying skyrocketing participants' satisfaction level, change gap between before and after participation, carelessly treated classes in current 'A package of youth employment success' programs.