The above findings show the problem solving skills that respondents attained during the project work. A big
percentage of the respondents (79.3%) agree that they were motivated to speak and forward opinion in identifying
problems and solutions (E1). 75.9% of the respondents were also able to judge good solutions and identify good
views among group members as shown in the results (E2). In this project, respondents were required to read on
problems at workplace and the result shows that 51.7% agreed with that statement (E3). Additionally, 55.1% can
easily focus on the main idea needed for the project work (E4). On learning on how to draw conclusion from the
findings, the results of 82.7% indicated the highest percentage of the problem solving skills acquired.
With regard to problem solving skills, the findings show a highly significant results of 70% and above in
forwarding ideas and opinions and also identifying and judging good views from group members (E1 and E2). This
project work has enabled students to share and exchange ideas in looking for solutions related to the problems faced
at their respective workplace tasks. This is further supported with the high result of 82.7% (E5) in drawing
conclusion from the findings students gathered in their project work. However, some students faced problems 44.8%
were uncertain in reading problems related to workplace (E3) due to lack of exposure to workplace situations.