The percentage of industries that consider NCS-based job competency assessments a suitable way to evaluate would-be employees' actual job competencies is 59.3%, and the percentage of industries skeptical of it is 11.1%.
Assuming an NCS-based job competency assessment system is run, 59.3% of industries expect the participation rate of industries to be high while 3.7% of industries do not.
When asked if NCS-based job competency assessments could replace existing company-specific job competency assessments, 70.4% of industries answered positively while 3.7% of industries answered negatively.
The percentage of industries that answered that it was necessary to extend the NCS-based curriculum, which is currently on a test run, into all specialized high schools is 88.9%, and the percentage of industries that answered that it was necessary to broaden education and training targets for high school graduate job seekers to include people who are currently employed, people who seek employment again after retirement, etc. is 74.1%. Both percentages are high.
When asked if they were well aware of the NCS-based curriculum, 53.9% of industries answered that they were well aware; 15.4% answered that they were fairly aware, and 30.8% answered that they were not really aware.