Questionnaires Research Instruments and Data Gathering

27 themes was done by integrating and summarizing all themes into a general description of each meaning from each respondent’s answers. Here, the description involved a detailed rendering of information about people, places, or events in a setting Creswell, 2013. Creswell also suggests that the description should display multiple perspectives from individuals and be supported by diverse quotations and specific evidence 2013. 28

CHAPTER IV RESEARCH RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

There are two parts in this chapter. Those parts are research results and discussion. In the research results, the researcher provides the data gained from the questionnaires and the results from Focus Group Discussion FGD. In discussion part, all data will later be combined and described.

A. Research Results

This part is divided into two sections. The first section presents the data from the questionnaires which were distributed to 79 ELESP students batch 2013, 2014, and 2015. The second part identifies more information from ELESP students’ teaching experience in more detail based on the FGD which was cross-checked with the data from the questionnaires.

1. Students’ Temporary Job

The first problem is aimed to find out the positive impacts of being part- time English teachers. However, before knowing the positive impacts, knowing the total number of the active students who are working part-time was also a very significant. In this part, the researcher discovered the students’ answers related to their job. 29 Figure 4.1 ELESP Students’ Answer Related to Their Temporary Job As viewed in the figure 4.1, from 79 students who were being the respondents, there were 57 of them who had a side-job and others were full-time students. Figure 4.2 The Type of ELESP Students’ Temporary Job In figure 4.2, it showed that there were 37 students whose temporary job was teaching or being part-time English teachers, while the other, whose temporary job were non-teaching, like doing services and being entrepreneurs. Regarding the 57 22 20 40 60 Yes No The numbers of the students who are working part-time Yes No 37 20 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Teaching Non - Teaching The students’ temporary job Teaching Non - Teaching