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88.10% have not participated in vocational training conducted by

the government or private institutions.

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

Among those who have participated in vocational training,

66.95% engaged in work related to the vocational training, while

33.05% did not do so. The main reason for not engaging in work

related to vocational training was "not being able to find a job

related to the vocational training" (22.80%), followed by "poor

health condition" (22.46%) and "no license, no employment"

(21.11%).

8. Future willingness to participate in vocational training: 9.48% of

indigenous people expressed that they would like to participate (or

participate again) in vocational training conducted by the

government or private institutions, while 90.52% expressed the

contrary. "Homestay management and catering services" were the

type of courses most desired (23.86%) by those who would like

to participate (or participate again) in vocational trainings. This

was followed by "computer and information technology"

(17.60%), "beauty and hairdressing " (13.16%), and "culture

industry and craft-related training" (12.51%).

9. Demand for employment services: 6.80% of indigenous people

requested employment services provided by the government, of

which "employment information" represented the highest

percentage (4.32%), followed by "job matching" (2.99%) and

"employment counseling" (2.70%).

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