Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Ilmu Pendidikan (JPMIP) is published by the Department of Education, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, University of Lampung (UNILA). It is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes scientific articles from the field of education that are applied in various community service activities and other applied research. Articles published in JPMIP include results of community service (PKM) based on research such as: 1. Community Development in Education Based on Products 2. Training and Services for the Education Community 3. Community Development Based on Educational Research 4. Mentoring and Empowerment of the Education Community 5. Dissemination of Educational Science Products.
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2963-105X (printed) |
2962-6862 (online)
Published
2026-07-23
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Penguatan Ecological Citizenship Mahasiswa Melalui Pendidikan Kewarganegaraan: Membangun Kesadaran dan Tanggung Jawab Mahasiswa Terhadap Lingkungan
The increasingly complex ecological crisis demands a reorientation of citizenship from a mere relation of political-juridical rights and obligations toward moral responsibility for the environment. This community service activity aimed to strengthen ecological citizenship among students of the Primary School Teacher Education Program at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Cibiru Campus through an online public lecture on integrating ecological values into Civic Education. The activity employed interactive lectures, guided discussions, and structured reflection through a video-conferencing platform. Evaluation used pre-activity and immediate post-activity questionnaires to identify short-term changes in understanding, attitudes, and behavioural intention, not long-term ecological action. The results indicate an initial improvement in participants' understanding of ecological citizenship, awareness of their connectedness to the more-than-human community, and commitment to integrating environmental education into Civic Education practice in primary schools. The activity served as an entry point for forming the ecological identity of prospective primary teachers and requires institutional follow-up through curriculum integration, campus habituation, and practice-based programs.
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SintaPENGEMBANGAN MODEL BIMBINGAN KARIER BERBASIS SOFT SKILL DAN TALENTA BAGI SISWA SMK
Limited soft skills, understanding of personal talents, and career direction remain challenges for vocational high school students in preparing for their career development. This Community Service Program (PKM) aimed to enhance students’ soft skills, help them identify their personal talents, and develop the SMART CAREER MODEL as a talent- and soft skill-based career guidance model. The program was conducted at SMK Aljabar Batam, involving 59 students and one accompanying teacher from the student affairs division through assessment, talent mapping, soft skill training, career mentoring, evaluation, and career recommendations. The evaluation employed a 20-item instrument using a five-point scale, and the data were analyzed descriptively. The results showed that the average soft skill score increased from 3.06 to 3.75, representing a 22.55% improvement, exceeding the minimum target of 20%. The positive achievement in personal talent identification reached 83.90%, exceeding the minimum target of 80%. The program resulted in the SMART CAREER MODEL as a conceptual-applicative PKM output. The model provides a mentoring framework that integrates personal talent identification, soft skill development, evaluation, and career development recommendations for vocational high school students. As the evaluation was limited to short-term outcomes, continued mentoring and follow-up evaluation are recommended.
Pages: 450-468
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Literasi Karier Generasi Z: Pendampingan Pemilihan Jurusan Kuliah Berbasis Potensi Diri pada Siswa SMAN 19 Gowa
Choosing a field of further education often causes confusion among high school students, a challenge evident at SMAN 19 Gowa, where the 20 participating twelfth-grade students mostly come from lower-middle socioeconomic families with limited access to career consultation and an insufficient guidance-counseling (BK) staff ratio. Objective. This community service activity aimed to improve students' understanding of major-selection strategies through career literacy education. Method. Using a one-group pre-test-post-test design, 20 students completed a validated 20-item Likert-scale (1-4) questionnaire covering five aspects: career literacy, self-interest, talent identification, self-potential, and selection strategy, through socialization, material presentation, self-assessment, discussion, and evaluation. Results. The average score rose from 48.4 to 85.0 (75.6% gain; N-gain 0.71, high category), with the highest improvement in talent identification (88.9%) and lowest in career literacy (61.5%); qualitatively, 85% felt more motivated, 80% understood their talents better, and 65% felt more confident. Conclusion. Career literacy education effectively helps students align self-understanding with study programs and future careers, offering a replicable model; regular BK integration and continued mentoring are recommended.
Pages: 469-489
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