Penelitian yang dilakukan kepada siswa kelas 9 ini bertujuan untuk melihat pengaruh pendidikandan keselarasan dukungan orang tua terhadap efikasi diri dalam keputusan karier. Pengukuranpendidikan orang tua dilihat melalui form data demografis partisipan, keselarasan dukungan orangtua diukur menggunakan alat ukur adolescent-parent career congruent, dan efikasi diri dalamkeputusan karier diukur menggunakan alat ukur Career Decision Self-Efficacy Short Form (CDSE-SF). Partisipan penelitian ini berjumlah 200 partisipan kelas 9 yang berasal dari SMP Negeri diJakarta. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan antarakeselarasan dukungan orang tua terhadap efikasi diri dalam keputusan karier. Sedangkanpendidikan orang tua tidak memiliki pengaruh terhadap efikasi diri dalam keputusan karier. Olehkarena itu, keselarasan dukungan orang tua penting bagi siswa dalam menentukan keputusan karier.Penelitian mengenai pendidikan orang tua terhadap efikasi diri dalam keputusan karier tidakkonsisten seperti penelitian sebelumnya. Penelitian yang akan datang disarankan menggunakanalat ukur pendidikan orang tua yang konsisten.

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The research conducted on 9th grade students aims to see the influence of parental education and

support congruent for Career Decision Self-Efficacy. The measurement of parental education was

seen through the participant demographic data form, parental support congruent was measured

using the measure of adolescent-parent career congruent, and career decision self-efficacy was

measured using the Career Decision Self-Efficacy Short Form (CDSE-SF). The participants of this

study were 200 9th grade students who came from junior high schools in Jakarta. The results of this

study indicate that there is a significant effect of parental support congruent for career decision

self-efficacy. Parental education does not have an influence on career decision self-efficacy.

Therefore, parental support congruent is important for students in determining career decisions.

Research of parental education on self-efficacy in career decisions is not consistent as in previous

studies. Future research is suggested to use a measuring tool that includes consistent with parental education.