Tracer Study Of BSHRM Graduates Of The Technological University Of The Philippines From The School Year 2011-2018/ (Record no. 29693)

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Classification number BTH TX 911.3
Item number A48 2024
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Personal name Altoveros, Hans Adrian Nimrod J.
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Title Tracer Study Of BSHRM Graduates Of The Technological University Of The Philippines From The School Year 2011-2018/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Hans Adrian Nimrod J. Altoveros, Harly P. Carinal, Anna Jesusa D. Mira and Jon Derick T. Santos.--
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Technological University of the Philippines, Manila.
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Extent x, 139 pages
Dimensions 29 cm
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General note Bachelor's thesis
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Dissertation note College of Liberal Arts.--
Degree type Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management:
Name of granting institution Technological University of the Philippines, Manila.
Year degree granted 2024
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Summary, etc. This tracer study assessed the employability variables of BSHRM alumni at the<br/>Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) in Manila from 2011 to 2018, as well<br/>as the status of former students and the efficacy of the curriculum. This study was<br/>conducted on graduates of TUP’s BSHRM graduate degree programs and their feedback<br/>on their educational experiences at the university. The data were gathered by sending online<br/>questionnaires to graduates with active email accounts and using social media platforms<br/>such as Facebook and Instagram to reach respondents. The Raosoft Calculator was<br/>employed by the researcher, and the suggested sample size was 174. The total population<br/>of Bachelor of Science in Hotel Restaurant Management graduates from 2011– 2018 was<br/>317; only 100 respondents answered the survey. Researchers employ multiplication and<br/>division to obtain the percentage of the sample size due to the unequal number of graduates<br/>each year. For the demographic profile of the respondents, 68% were male and 40.0% were<br/>female. The profile age of respondents was evident, making up 45.0% of the age group of<br/>28–30 years old, and 35% fell within the age range of 31–34 years old. Profile according<br/>to year graduated: the majority were in the years 2011–2014 with 55.0%, followed by the<br/>years 2015–2016 with 32.0%, while graduates from 2011– 2018 experienced a variety of<br/>economic and social conditions. Profile according to highest educational attainment: 95.0%<br/>are college degree holders and 5.0% are master’s degree holders. 72.0% were single, and<br/>28.0% were married. To assess the teaching and learning in the BSHRM program of<br/>graduates in terms of teaching instructions, the overall mean of<br/>4.33 has a verbal interpretation of strongly agree. Quality 4.10 has a verbal interpretation<br/>of the agreement. Student activities that obtain a 4.28 have a verbal interpretation of<br/>strongly agree. Employability profile of BSHRM graduates: 95.0% were employed, 49.0%<br/>were in the rank and file, and 37.0% were supervisory level. Respondents answered about<br/>the type of nature of company line to food service (30.0%), while 47% responded to<br/>barriers to getting a job regarding issues with salaries and benefits. 13.0% obtained relevant<br/>skills and knowledge. To assess curriculum relevance to present job indicators, a 4.17<br/>weighted mean was recorded as equivalent to verbal interpretations of agreement. Attain<br/>the lowest weighted mean of 3.95, which is relevant to respondents’ jobs. An overall mean<br/>of 4.05 indicates these needed to be attended to and evaluated, according to the verbal<br/>interpretation. The result of this tracer study will determine the status of BSHRM alumni<br/>from 2011 to 2018 and allow for possible applications of making progress and<br/>enhancements to the curriculum.<br/><br/>Keywords: Employability profile, BSHRM graduates, Curriculum relevance, Curriculum<br/>Enhancement Plan
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Curriculum Enhancement Plan
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Hotel and Restaurant Management
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Personal name Carinal, Harly P.
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Personal name Mira, Anna Jesusa D.
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Personal name Santos, Jon Derick T.
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    Library of Congress Classification     TUP Manila Library TUP Manila Library Thesis Section-2nd floor 04/22/2025 BTH-5793   BTH TX 911.3 A48 2024 BTH0005793 04/22/2025 c.1 04/22/2025 Bachelor's Thesis CLA



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