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6. Participation in vocational training: 10.51% of indigenous people

had participated in vocational trainings conducted by the

government or private institutions (including the 10.05% who had

previously participated in such trainings; 0.47% were currently

participating), and 89.49% had not participated in vocational

training conducted by government or private institutions.

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

Among those who had participated in vocational trainings,

64.46% engaged in work related to the vocational trainings, while

35.54% did not do so. The main reason for not engaging in work

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

employment seeking" (23.36%), followed by "lack of job

opportunities" (17.92%), and "not being able to find a job related

to the vocational trainings" (17.44%).

8. Future willingness to participate in vocational training: In

December 2022, 11.22% of the indigenous people expressed that

they'd like to participate (or participate again) in vocational

trainings conducted by the government or private institutions,

while 88.78% expressed the contrary. "Homestay management

and food services" were the type of courses most desired (24.63%)

by those who would like to participate (or participate again) in

vocational trainings. This was followed by "computer and

information" (20.34%), "cosmetology and hairdressing" (13.51%),

"cultural industry and craft-related trainings" (10.84%).

9. Demand for employment services: In December 2022, 7.35% of

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