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Cilj istraživanja bio je ispitati kako pojedinci koji su diplomirali na Kineziološkom fakultetu u Zagrebu percipiraju svoju kompetentnost za rad i koliko su iz perspektive zahtjeva radne uloge kineziologa zadovoljni studijem. Ispitat će se postoje li razlike u navedenom s obzirom na spol i primarno usmjerenje. Za obradu podataka koristile su se metode deskriptivne statistike i analiza varijance. Provedeno je istraživanje na uzorku od 101 magistra kineziologije. Prikupljeni su podaci o zadovoljstvu znanjima i vještinama stečenima na Kineziološkom fakultetu, studentskoj praksi i izvannastavnim aktivnostima, te koliko su sudionici sigurni da uspješno mogu obavljati pojedine zadatke vezane uz praktičan rad u struci. Dobiveni rezultati pokazuju kako su kineziolozi uglavnom zadovoljni znanjima i vještinama stečenima za vrijeme studija, iako među odgovorima postoje i određena odstupanja. Od ukupnog broja sudionika, njih 84,12% bilo je uključeno u određeni oblik izvannastavnih aktivnosti, te smatraju kako im je taj oblik aktivnosti omogućio stjecanje novih vještina za budući rad u praksi. Pokazalo se da postoji statistički mala razlika u procjeni zadovoljstva i kompetentnosti za rad s obzirom na spol u korist ženskih ispitanika, dok je kod zadovoljstava studijem i procjene kompetentnosti za rad s obzirom na završeno usmjerenje vidljiva značajnija statistička razlika u korist usmjerenja kineziološke rekreacije. The goal of this research was to examine how individuals who graduated from the Faculty of Kinesiology in Zagreb perceive their competence for work, as well as how satisfied they are with their studies from the perspective of the requirements for the work role of a kinesiologist. It will be examined whether there are differences in the above regarding to gender and the chosen study program. The methods of descriptive statistics and analysis of variance were used for data processing. The research was conducted on a sample of 101 masters in kinesiology. Data was collected on satisfaction with the knowledge and skills acquired at the Faculty of Kinesiology, at student practices and extracurricular activities, and how certain the participants are that they can successfully perform certain tasks related to practical work in the profession. The obtained results show that kinesiologists are mostly satisfied with the knowledge and skills acquired during their studies, although there are certain deviations among the answers. Of the total number of participants, 84.12% were involved in a certain form of extracurricular activities, and they believe that this form of activity enabled them to acquire new skills for future work. It was shown that there is a statistically small difference in the assessment of satisfaction and competence for work regarding to gender in favor of female participants, while in the case of satisfaction with studies and assessment of competence for work regarding to the completed study programs a more significant statistical difference is visible in favor of those who completed the study program of sports recreation. |
