Study on Mapping of Qualification, Occupation, and Competence in Human Resources Management to Improve Link and Match Between Industry and Education Program
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Mapping of Qualification, Occupation, Competence, Human Resources Management, Link and Match Between Industry, Education ProgramAbstract
This study aims to map qualifications, jobs, and competencies in the field of Human Resource Management (HRM) to improve compatibility between industry and educational programs. Using the Rapid Assessment Process method, this study identifies job structures that can be described in accordance with regional competency standards and national qualification frameworks. The results showed that there is a match between industry needs and educational outcomes in the field of HRM. The research successfully formulated an interface model between the structure of the job map, skill sets in the educational operational curriculum and certification schemes, allowing the identification of links and fits between industry needs and educational outcomes. Recommendations for advanced research include increased collaboration between educational institutions and industry in curriculum development, using competency-based approaches, and implementing standardization and accreditation for qualifications and competencies in various industries. This research presents important contributions in mapping qualifications, occupations, and competencies in HR relevant to current and future industry needs.
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