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Table 3 Application of OH competencies in navigating the job market by the 2013–2018 AFROHUN-Uganda alumni

From: Using the Kolb’s experiential learning cycle to explore the extent of application of one health competencies to solving global health challenges; a tracer study among AFROHUN-Uganda alumni

OH competencies

Category

N = 182 (n) %

Current job requires application of OH knowledge and skills

Yes

143 (78.6)

No

16 (8.8)

Have never got employed

23 (12.6)

Learnt any employable skills from the OH activities

Yes

174 (95.6)

No

8 (4.4)

Employable skills learnt by the respondentsa

Community engagement

140 (76.9)

Community entry

120 (67)

Project planning and management

87 (47.8)

Report writing

120 (65.9)

Data analysis

72 (39.6)

Communication skills

147 (80.8)

Problem-solving skills

117 (64.3)

Teamwork

153 (84.1)

Other skills

10 (5.5)

Utilised OH competencies in the search for employment

Yes

163 (89.6)

No

19 (10.4)

Employable skills applied by the alumni while in search for employmenta

Community engagement

100 (54.9)

Community entry

64 (35.2)

Project planning and management

64 (35.2)

Report writing

90 (49.5)

Data analysis

47 (25.8)

Communication skills

134 (73.6)

Problem-solving skills

89 (48.9)

Attended an interview for any job after participating in the AFROHUN-Uganda OH activities

Yes

146 (80.2)

No

36 (19.8)

Skills required during their most recent job interviewa

Community engagement

72 (39.6)

Community entry

43 (23.6)

Project planning and management

48 (26.4)

Report writing

64 (35.2)

Data analysis

54 (29.7)

Communication skills

101 (55.5)

Problem-solving skills

84 (46.2)

Teamwork

104 (57.1)

Qualified for the job

Yes

129 (70.9)

No

17 (9.3)

Did not attend any interview

36 (19.8)

  1. aMultiple responses