INFLUENTIAL

FACTORS
SHAPING HIGH
SCHOOL
STUDENTS
CAREER
PREFERENCES
 Statement of the Problem
(SOP) SOP 2: What are the
SOP 1: What most significant
careers do Grade factors that
12 students prefer influence the career
in the future? preferences of
Grade 12 students?
Statement of the Problem
(SOP) SOP 2: What are the
most significant
factors that
influence the career
preferences of
Grade 12 students?
 (SOP)
Methodology

Population and Locale

• 30 Grade 12 students of
Baguio City National High
School are the respondents.
 (SOP)
Methodology

Data Gathering Tools

• The researchers used closed
survey questionnaire.
 (SOP)
Methodology
Data Gathering Procedure
• The questionnaire was
carefully developed and
subsequently reviewed by an
English Teacher to ensure its
quality.
 (SOP)
Methodology
Sampling
• The researchers utilized a
random sampling among Grade 12
students.
 (SOP)
Methodology
Data Analysis
• The responses were tallied,
recurrent and mean
deciphered.
 (SOP)
Methodology
Ethical Issues
• All data provided was treated
with great confidentiality
and used for research
purposes only.
 Results and Discussion
Table 1 : Career Decision of Grade 12 students
Options Frequency Percentage
Primary Industry 1 3.33%
Secondary Industry 3 10%
Quaternary Industry 6 20%
Quinary Industry 9 30%
Tertiary Industry 7 23.34%
Health Care Industry 4 13.33%
TOTAL 30 100%
 Table 2 : Significant Factors that Influence Grade 12 Student’s Career Preference
Options Frequency Percentage
Parents 11 13.58%
Interests 24 29.63

.
Gender Stereotype 0 0%
Skills 24 29.63%

Amount of Wage 9 11.11%

, Trends 2 2.47%

Peer Pressure 4 4.94%

Financially Capable 7 8.64%

Others 0 0%

TOTAL 81 100%
 Conclusion
The study provided valuable
insights into the career
aspirations of Grade 12 students.
The survey provided various
options to choose from. Moreover,
from its factors, it assists
students in making the best and
most satisfying career choices.
 Recommendations
1. Students should identify their
strengths to learn from their chosen
careers more effectively.
2. The researchers recommend that
parents should allow their children to
follow whatever interests them. With
this, parents should act as mentors to
help them succeed in their chosen
careers.
 Recommendations
3. Schools should run career guidance
programs to assist students in making
decisions relevant to their career path.
4. The study scope should be broadened
due to the study's small sample size of
grade 12 students of Baguio City
National High School. With this, the
results will be more accurate with a
large sample size.
 MEMBERS:

Sobremonte, Kathleen Dela Peña,

Dela Rosa, Judy
Luis
 MEMBERS:

Lampacan, Neesha Sibul, Pagbilao,

Herald Aia
THANK YOU !