英文摘要 |
In recent years, the flexibility and popularization of in-job training provided by higher education have been brought by the rising trend of recurrent education. In favor of establishing a high quality national military service, the ministry of national defense (MND) also promotes “lifelong education” systems, encouraging its staff to receive off-job training to enhance their own professional skills as well as knowledge in everyday life. However, military service is a special career and have its own restrictions and bounds. Whether military personnel could switch different roles as students or servicemen has been an interesting issue to investigate. This study will explore the influential factors on the satisfaction both job and daily life of military personnel whom participated in in-job training. Get to draw a conclusion: (1) In-job training had significant effect on daily life satisfaction. (2) Satisfaction between job and daily life is noticeable. (3) Character conflicts had indirect influential effects on in-job training and job satisfactions. |