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Jurnal Vokasi Indonesia
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ISSN : 23555807     EISSN : 24773433     DOI : https://doi.org/10.7454/jvi
Core Subject : Economy, Humanities, Health, Education,
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a scientific journal in Universitas Indonesia. This Journal serves as a means of dissemination of scientific research results conducted by the academicians both from internal and external. JVI contains research results and applied studies on educational, social humanities, health issues, especially in Indonesia. We publish articles in July and December. Nowadays, JVI has been indexed in Google Scholar, DOAJ, Sinta, and Garuda
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Towards a More Effective Individual Learning Account Program in Indonesia: Policy Insights from South Korea’s Tomorrow Learning Card Fajarsyah, Reza; Okfernando, Raphel; Ridwan, M. Alfie; Ayuningtyas, Maeshita Fariska
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Indonesia has implemented the Individual Learning Account system under the name Kartu Prakerja, or Pre-Employment Card, to support workforce development. This study examines its effectiveness by comparing it with South Korea’s Naeil Baeum Card (Tomorrow Learning Card). Despite its role in improving skills, Indonesia’s Individual Learning Account system faces challenges in funding sustainability, eligibility control, participant engagement, and training relevance. Additionally, financial support is provided at a fixed amount, regardless of training type. Using comparative policy and fishbone analysis, this study identifies key differences and best practices from South Korea. The findings highlight that South Korea’s co-funding model, employer contributions, and flexible training mechanisms create a more sustainable system. In contrast, Indonesia’s government-funded model faces financial constraints. This study recommends funding diversification, enhanced eligibility verification, an income-based co-payment system, training-specific financial support, and improved fund validity to enhance Indonesia’s Individual Learning Account system.
GOVERNMENT INFORMATION CLARITY AND DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT AS DRIVING FORCES BEHIND DIGITAL RESILIENCE ON THE JEPIN SMART CITY PLATFORM Meisari, Winda Chelsea; -, Muliawati; Fatimah, Siti
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This study examines the influence of information clarity and government digital engagement on the digital resilience of urban communities, using the case study of the Jendela Pontianak Integrasi (JEPIN) platform. The research employs a quantitative approach using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) with WarpPLS 7.0, involving 100 respondents from the city of Pontianak. The results indicate that information clarity (β = 0.49; p < 0.001) and government digital engagement (β = 0.37; p < 0.001) have a positive and significant effect on digital resilience. The model demonstrates strong reliability (Composite Reliability: 0.847–0.914; Cronbach’s Alpha: 0.772–0.882), good validity (factor loading > 0.5; AVE > 0.5), and a high level of model fit (GoF = 0.569). The R² value of 0.517 shows that the model explains 51.7% of the variance in digital resilience, while the Q² value of 0.524 indicates predictive relevance. These findings underscore the importance of transparent information and active government engagement in enhancing citizens’ adaptability, problem-solving capacity, and critical digital literacy within the smart city ecosystem.
THE COMPLEMENTARY USE OF SOFT SYSTEM METHODOLOGY IN DEVELOPING MSMEs TAX POLICY: CASE STUDY MSMEs IN CIREBON Syafrani, Dewi; Kasim, Elsie; Arianty, Fitria; Marsdenia, Marsdenia
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This research analyze the use of the Soft System Methodology (SSM) method in designing tax policies for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Integrating the SSM approach with tax policy analysis, this research aims to investigate the complex dynamics that influence the development of MSMEs. By considering diverse stakeholder perspectives, this research identifies the needs, interests, and constraints involved in formulating effective tax policies for the MSME sector. The result is that increasing MSME tax compliance requires targeted education to improve awareness and understanding of tax obligations. Simplifying tax administration and balancing sanctions with supportive measures can encourage compliance without pushing MSMEs further into informality. Effective policies should combine fair enforcement with incentives and opportunities for correction to foster a compliant and growth-oriented environment for MSMEs.
The History of Protectionism and Free Trade in the World: How Does it Impact Indonesia? Larasati, Dorothea Bening
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International trade plays an important role in Indonesia's economy, with protectionism and free trade being the two main approaches in the country's trade policy. Protectionism, which aims to protect domestic industries by restricting imports, is often challenged in the face of the need to integrate global markets. In contrast, free trade seeks to open markets without barriers, which can accelerate economic growth and improve international relations. This research aims to explore the impact of protectionism and free trade policies on the Indonesian economy and provide recommendations for the government. The research uses a qualitative approach through a literature study that involves analyzing economic theories, Indonesian export-import data, as well as policies implemented by the government. The results show that while protectionism provides protection for domestic products, it can limit innovation and reduce the competitiveness of Indonesian industries in the global market. On the other hand, free trade opens up wider market opportunities, but can affect local industries, especially MSMEs, which find it difficult to compete with imported products. In conclusion, it is important for Indonesia to balance these two policies by optimizing support for the domestic sector and strengthening international trade policies. The recommendation for the government is to strengthen policies that support the competitiveness of local industries without hindering global market integration.
PURCHASING DECISIONS IN TERMS OF DIGITAL-BASED LIFESTYLE AND BRAND IMAGE Marotina, R. Nia
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As the digital trend develops, people's lifestyles slowly change, tending to like something that is fast, easy, and practical that can be done via a smartphone. The purpose of this study was to determine whether a digital-based lifestyle affects purchasing decisions in the shopee marketplace, and to determine whether brand image affects purchasing decisions in the shopee marketplace in an Islamic economic perspective. This research is quantitative research. The research was conducted in Pekalongan Regency, the population in this study was Gen Z in Pekalongan Regency, the sample used in this study was 97 people. The technique used to analyze the data using Multiple Linear Regression Analysis with the help of SPSS 26 software. The results showed that in partial tests the Lifestyle variable had a positive and significant effect on Purchasing Decisions at Shopee. Lifestyle variables have a positive and significant effect on Purchasing Decisions at Marketplace Shopee, and in the simultaneous test the Lifestyle variable and the Brand Image variable together have a positive and significant effect on Purchasing Decisions at Marketplace Shopee. In the Coefficient of Determination test, the Adjusted R Square value is 0.791 (79.1%) and the remaining 20.9% is influenced by other variables not examined in this study.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAST FOOD CONSUMPTION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA IN ADOLESCENTS Wahyuni, Wahyuni
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Background: Menstruation is a bleeding event that occurs when the inner lining of the uterus, known as the endometrium, sheds. Dysmenorrhea is one of the symptoms that teenage girls often feel during menstruation. Dysmenorrhea can affect women's comfort and quality of life. There are two types of dysmenorrhoea, namely primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhoea. Primary dysmenorrhoea refers to the condition of menstrual pain that adolescent girls often experience, with a prevalence rate of 60-90%. Risk factors for primary dysmenorrhoea are influenced by several factors, including fast food intake, physical activity level, stress level, age at first menstruation (menarche), and nutritional status. The purpose is to determine whether there is a correlation between fast food consumption and physical activity and the intensity of primary dysmenorrhoea in adolescents. The method used was a quantitative research type that adopted an observational research design with a cross-sectional study approach, and the sampling technique applied was purposive sampling. A sample of 75 people who met the criteria was obtained. The Results: The results of the research have been tested by SPSS using the Spearman Rank test. The significance value for fast food and primary dysmenorrhea is 0.028, while for the relationship between physical activity and primary dysmenorrhea, the significance value is 0.020. The conclusion: Based on the research results, there is a relationship between fast food consumption. Fast food and physical activity with the intensity of dysmenorrhoea in teenagers at SMA Al-Islam 1 Surakarta.
QRIS ADOPTION AND UTILIZATION: EXAMINING GEN Z’S DIGITAL PAYMENT BEHAVIOR AMONG INDONESIAN VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Andriyani, Febri; Siagian, Beatrix; Suciati, Pijar; Citra, Ajenk
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The rapid growth of digital payment systems has significantly influenced consumer behavior, particularly among Generation Z, who readily adopt cashless transactions. This study examines the adoption and usage of QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) as a payment method at the Vocational Education Program, Universitas Indonesia (Vokasi UI) canteen. Using a descriptive research design, data were collected from 145 respondents through a structured survey with Stratified Random Sampling to ensure representativeness. The findings reveal that 98% of respondents actively use QRIS, and 100% expressed confidence in understanding its functionality. Users rated QRIS as practical and reliable (100%) and secure (98%), reflecting strong trust and perceived effectiveness. Furthermore, 84% found QRIS highly convenient, and 88% considered it more economical than other payment options. Merchant communication also played a role, with 68% acknowledging promotional efforts by vendors. These results suggest that QRIS effectively facilitates seamless digital payments and improves the payment experience within an educational environment. However, as the study focused on a single institution, further research is needed across diverse populations to validate these findings.
THE VIEWS OF PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS NEW STUDENT PATHWAY SNBT 2024 THROUGH MEDIA MONITORING VOCATIONAL UNIVERSITY INDONESIA Siagian, Beatrix
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This study aims to analyze the perceptions and views of prospective new students on the selection of SNBT admissions in 2024 in the UI Vocational Education Program. All information contained is obtained through social media monitoring carried out in the January-July 2024 period, with social media coverage namely Instagram, X, Tiktok, and Youtube. This research produces the main perceptions, main topics, and sentiment analysis of all study programs in UI Vocational Education and sentiments related to several specific topic categories. Based on the results of the analysis, it was found that conversations regarding the selection of SNBT admissions in 2024 at UI Vocational School dominated discussions on social media with a portion of 92.2%, compared to Gadjah Mada University (UGM) Vocational School which only reached 7.8%. The top topics are dominated by discussions covering tuition fees (UKT), capacity, and prospective new students' perceptions of SNBT selection. Sentiment is dominated by neutral with a total of 78%. Sentiments were positive regarding the reputation of UI Vocational School, but also accompanied by negative sentiments regarding tuition fees that are considered expensive and limited capacity. When viewed in terms of engagement, Instagram social media is the platform that shows the highest interaction, while Twitter and YouTube show lower engagement.

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