The effectiveness of field training in qualifying students of media faculties for the labor market: Yarmouk and Middle East universities as a model

Authors

• Saddam Al-Masshaqbah Dr., Faculty of Media, Middle East UniversityFollow
• Ramez Abuhasirah Dr., Faculty of Media, Middle East UniversityFollow

DOI

http://doi.org/10.71220/2585-003-001-001

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the effectiveness of the field training course in raising the capabilities of students of media faculties in public and private Jordanian universities and qualifying them for the labor market. The results showed that the degree of students' commitment to attendance during the field training period in media institutions came to a "huge" degree, at a rate of (39.8%), while the degree of their benefit from field training came to a "medium" degree, at a rate of (29.2%). In: "Journalism Editing," Preparation of Radio and Television Programs," and "The Art of Speaking and Presentation." training" with an arithmetic mean of (4.27) and a high degree. In contrast, the effectiveness of the field training was represented in qualifying students for the labor market by: "recognizing the mechanism of work of the media institution," "acquiring new relationships in the labor market." and "Identifying the problems of workers in media institutions.

Recommended Citation

Al-Masshaqbah, Saddam Dr. and Abuhasirah, Ramez Dr. (2022) "The effectiveness of field training in qualifying students of media faculties for the labor market: Yarmouk and Middle East universities as a model," Middle East Journal of Communication Studies: Vol. 3: No. 1, Article 1.
DOI: http://doi.org/10.71220/2585-003-001-001
Available at: https://mejcs.meu.edu.jo/home/vol3/iss1/1