Susiani,
Irna. 2024. The Influence of
Entrepreneurial Perception, Learning Motivation and Creativity in Teaching
Factory Learning on Entrepreneurial Interest in Vocational High School Students
in Kediri Regency. Thesis, Study Program of Technology and Vocational
Education, Postgraduate, Surabaya State University. Advisors: (I) Dr.
Soeryanto, M.Pd. and (II) Dr. Meini Sondang Sumbawati, M.Pd.
Kata
Kunci : Entrepreneurship
Perception, learning motivation, creativity, teaching factory, interest in
entrepreneurship.
Vocational high school graduates are
the highest contributors to unemployment in Indonesia; therefore, to reduce the
unemployment rate in Indonesia, it is expected that students understand the
perception of entrepreneurship, and possess high learning motivation and
creativity, so that vocational high school graduates can establish their own
businesses.
This study aims to determine the
influence of entrepreneurial perception, learning motivation and creativity in
teaching factory learning on entrepreneurial interest. There are seven
objectives to be studied in this study including: (1) the influence of entrepreneurial
perception on entrepreneurial interest; (2) the influence of learning
motivation on entrepreneurial interest; (3) the influence of creativity on
entrepreneurial interest;(4) the influence of entrepreneurial perception,
learning motivation and creativity on entrepreneurial interest.
This study is a survey of vocational
high school students using the ex post facto method, meaning that the variables
studied have existed and occurred. The population of this study were students
at three vocational high schools in Kediri Regency, namely SMKN 1 Plosoklaten,
SMKS Kartanegara Wates, and SMKN 1 Kras with a total of 1018 students. With the
proportional random sampling technique, 205 research sample subjects were
obtained. The data collection technique used a Liker scale questionnaire 1-5.
The data analysis technique for this study used multiple regression.
The results of this study include (1)
there is a significant influence of entrepreneurial perception on
entrepreneurial interest (r1y 0.000); (2) there is a significant influence of
learning motivation on entrepreneurial interest (r2y 0.000); (3) there is a
significant influence of creativity on entrepreneurial interest (r3y 0.000);
(4) there is a significant influence of entrepreneurial perception, learning
motivation and creativity on entrepreneurial interest (r123y 0.000).
Suggestions on the results of the study and suggestions for further research
that perception as the basis for students to obtain an overview of
entrepreneurship, teachers must be able to provide reinforcement, encouragement
and support as well as concrete examples of entrepreneurial perception.
Learning motivation as the key to students being more motivated and interested
in entrepreneurship, the implementation of teaching factory must be balanced
with teacher preparation in building student motivation both internally and
externally. Creativity as a provision determines what entrepreneurship they can
develop so that it needs to be built by teachers. Innovative teaching
strategies are needed to provide stimulation to students to bring out
creativity.