The Influence of Learning Psychology on the Effectiveness of Training Programs at PPSDM : A Study on the Indonesian Migrant Worker Training Program at the Ministry of BP2MI
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https://doi.org/10.55606/ijemr.v3i3.334Keywords:
Learning, PPSDM, Psychology, TrainingAbstract
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of learning psychology on the effectiveness of training programs in ppsdm: a study on the Indonesian migrant worker training program at the ppsdm ministry of bp2mi. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method with data collection through observation and document study. The data analysis process in the study is data collection, data display, data condensation, conclusion: drawing / verification. The results of the study indicate that learning psychology has an important role in increasing the effectiveness of human resource training in training programs at the PPSDM Ministry of P2MI. Learning psychology helps in understanding the character of human resources. The training program focuses on developing the skills and competencies of migrant workers, both those who will work and those who have returned. So that in its implementation it involves elements of educational psychology to develop its training so that the training program runs effectively. Training programs involving learning psychology provide in-depth insight into how individuals learn, develop, and interact with the environment. The importance of a learning psychology-based approach to improving training outcomes while supporting the development of social and emotional skills. This can make the training program more effective. In training, you can design a curriculum that suits the individual's ability to process information.
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