キャリア形成欲求と理容美容専門学校の学びが初期キャリアの展望に与える影響―組織変更意思と仕事変更意思の違いに注目して―

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The effects of the aspiration to become a beautician, the desire to develop one's career, and academic achievements at a vocational school, on career prospects after graduation were investigated. Participants were students of a beauty school where the author was working. A collective questionnaire survey was conducted and the responses (N=307) were analyzed. Participants' motives for entering the beauty school were inquired and factor analysis was conducted on the responses. Moreover, the correlation between academic achievements and career prospects after graduation was examined through multiple regression analysis. Results indicated that motivation had a one-factor structure. Students with clear aspirations to become a beautician had high academic achievement scores, satisfaction with the company they planned to work, and were consciousness about continuing to work that company. The above results suggest that the motivation to enter a beauty school and the academic achievement of beauty school students have an effect on their initial career.