Gimnazija ili četverogodišnja strukovna škola? Osobne i socijalne odrednice odabira vrste srednjoškolskog obrazovanja

Šabić, Josip; Bojić, Jelena Matić; Marušić, Iris

doi:10.5613/rzs.50.2.1

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“…The socioeconomic status of the family, i.e., Parents' education level and their work status and professional intentions of the students are interrelated. The selection of students' educational paths is based on an assessment of the costs and benefits of education and the likelihood of student success during education (Boudon, 1974;Šabić et al, 2020). Families of lower socioeconomic status are thus at a disadvantage because the cost of education is a greater burden for them (Hatcher, 1998).…”

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Interconnection of family circumstances and the selection of secondary education

Dubovicki

Zorić

2022

Šk. vjesn. (Online)

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Choosing a high school or future profession is important and is most often the first big decision in every student’s life. The occupation is well chosen if it is in accordance with students’ abilities, affinities, labor market requirements, and the family circumstances in which the student lives. This decision affects the overall future life of the student, defines them and directs them to a certain path. This paper presents the results of the research on the interconnection between socioeconomic conditions of the family, the values that are encouraged in the family and students’ opinions on the factors influencing the choice of occupation and choice of high school. The research was conducted on a sample of 163 students from the first to the third grade of a three-year vocational school. The research results show that 63.73% of parents enrolled in three-year vocational school have completed secondary school, and 21.57% of them have completed primary school. A total of 66.67% of parents are employed, and 60.74% of students live with both parents. The results of the research show that students in most cases wanted to enroll in a three-year vocational school.

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