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indigenous people who had work experience, 2.66% were

discriminated against in the workplace because of their

indigenous status. Those who had not experienced

discrimination because of their indigenous status accounted for

97.34%.

6. Participation in vocational training: 11.21% of indigenous people

have participated in vocational training conducted by the

government or private institutions (including 10.55% who have

previously participated and 0.66% currently participating), and

88.79% have not participated in vocational training conducted

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7. Relevance of training in relation to post-training employment:

Among those who have participated in vocational training,

65.07% engaged in work related to the vocational training, while

34.93% did not do so. The main reason for not engaging in work

related to vocational training was "change of mind in regard to

employment seeking" (25.62%), followed by "not being able to

find a job related to the vocational training" (22.70%) and

"engaging in household duties (including caring for other family

members)" (8.05%).

8. Future willingness to participate in vocational training: 10.21%

of indigenous people expressed that they would like to

participate (or participate again) in vocational training conducted

by the government or private institutions, while 89.79%

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