STUDENT EMPOWERMENT THROUGH SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMS IN BUILDING INDEPENDENCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61477/abdisamulang.v5i2.101Keywords:
Student Empowerment, Skills Training, Independence, Self-Development, Soft Skills.Abstract
Student independence is a crucial aspect in developing high-quality and competitive human resources. However, many students still face various challenges in developing practical skills, entrepreneurial abilities, and readiness for the world of work. Therefore, empowerment efforts are needed to improve student competence and independence through targeted and sustainable skills training programs. This community service activity aims to improve students' knowledge, skills, and motivation to build independence through various training programs relevant to current needs.
The activity was implemented through a participatory approach, encompassing needs identification, material development, training implementation, hands-on practice, interactive discussions, and activity evaluation. The training materials covered soft skills development, communication skills, leadership, digital technology utilization, and the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Participants were students from various study programs interested in improving their capacity and readiness to face future challenges.
The activity results demonstrated an increased understanding of the importance of independence, enhanced practical skills applicable to both academic and social life, and a growing motivation to develop their potential independently. Furthermore, participants demonstrated high enthusiasm throughout the activity and were able to develop self-development plans as a follow-up to the training provided. This program contributes positively to developing students' character to be independent, creative, innovative, and adaptable to developments in society and the workplace.
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
Copyright (c) 2026 Aminah Djunaid, Runimeirati, Gempita

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.







