Endonezya'da bitmeyen işsizlik sorunları ve Türkiye ile karşılaştırmalı çalışma: Link and match

Indonesia is experiencing a huge issue in terms of unemployment due to its massive land area and population. This issue threatens the country's economic prosperity and social stability. To solve this issue, this thesis suggests a qualitative research approach to analyze the topic of unemployment among Indonesian vocational school graduates. It also provides a comparative study of Turkey's educational system. The researcher seeks to give regulatory remedies to skill mismatch and unemployment. The methodology employed is a descriptive case study. To collect primary data, the writer surveyed 25 alumni from various generations across five Indonesian provinces. To reduce unemployment, vocational education can help design a curriculum that is relevant to the needs of the labour market, enforce laws for educational institutions and businesses, improve infrastructure support, provide professional training, and lower tuition. Companies can also benefit from integrating the current vocational education system, which increases competitiveness and lowers costs. Lastly, developing positive behaviours and focusing on self-awareness can help prevent unemployment by fostering an entrepreneurial mindset among the youth.