The effect of interpersonal skills attributes towards motivation to volunteer among youth in Kelantan

Abstract

It has come to everyone’s attention that volunteering is an excellent way for students to get educational and culture experiences while also assisting to community in with they are staying. Because volunteers play such a significant role in the tourist business, participating in volunteer work within the industry is an essential part of the education process for the tourism sector. Due to the fact that volunteering is an educational activity, the objective of this research is to investigate the influence of adolescents’ interpersonal skills traits on the activities they participate in as volunteers in the state of Kelantan in Malaysia. Teamwork, non-verbal communication, and building relationship have all been utilized as variables in this study to examine the usefulness of these interpersonal skills traits in inspiring teens to participate in volunteer work. The survey via Google Form was administered to a target audience of 260 adolescents from the surrounding of Kelantan.