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Home > Archives > Vol 1, No 1 (2016)

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Articles

INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF NATIONAL DIRECTORATE OF EMPLOYMENT (NDE) TRAINING STRATEGY ON CLUSTER OF BUSINESS LINKAGES AND DOMESTIC INVESTMENT TOWARDS POVERTY REDUCTION C. C. Okolocha, S. O. Oyewole

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AP P R A I S A L O F M A N A G E M E N T P R A C T I C E S O F N AT I O N A L EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL IN NIGERIA Arumah Fidelis Ugwu

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SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES MANAGERS' RATING OF SKILLS N E E D E D B Y B U S I N E S S E D U C AT I O N G R A D U AT E S F O R ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS IN ONDO AND EKITI STATES J. I. Ezenwafor, O. N. Olaniyi

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UTILIZATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING BY FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING TEACHERS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN RIVERS STATE F. O. Nwokike, Jim Ernest Uwaneze

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PRINCIPALS RATING OF BUSINESS TEACHERS' EFFECTIVENESS IN PROFESSIONAL TEACHING COMPETENCIES IN AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA G. I. Ndinechi, Ime J. Isaac

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EFFECTS OF CLASS-WIDE PEER-TUTORING ON SLOW LEARNERS' ACHIEVEMENT IN FINANCIALACCOUNTING IN OYO STATE Rasheed Olawale Olawoyin

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ASSESSMENT OF ICT COMPETENCIES POSSESSED BY NCE GRADUATE BUSINESS STUDIES TEACHERS IN ENUGU STATE. K. R. E. Okoye, V. O. Ekere

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EXTENT OF UTILIZATION OF e-LEARNING TOOLS AS TEACHING STRATEGIES BY BUSINESS EDUCATORS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA Joseph Chukwudi Nwazor, Emmanuel Obidi Udegbunam

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APRINCIPALS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ADAMAWA STATE Chika Madu Ile, Chinyere Justina Ikemeh

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RELEVANCE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL ACCOUNTING CURRICULUM TO THE JOBS PERFORMED BY ENTRY-LEVEL ACCOUNTING SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATES IN ENUGU STATE Anthony U. Obayi, Emeka Promise Ugwunwoti

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SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES MANAGERS' RATING OF SELF-MOTIVATION SKILLS NEEDED FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS IN DELTA STATE Chika Madu Ile, Rachael Ngozichukwu Nwokoli

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EXTENT OF APPLICATION OF WEB-BASED INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES BY BUSINESS EDUCATION LECTURERS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN DELTA STATE. J. I. Ezenwafor, M. O. Onokpaunu

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STAKEHOLDERS' PERCEPTION OF ADEQUACY OF TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES FOR ACQUISITION OF REQUISITE EMPLOYABLE SKILLS BY STUDENTS M. A. Auta

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DETERMINATION OF COMPETENCIES NEEDED BY BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS IN ANAMBRA STATE Titus I. Eze, Clementina C. Agbili

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EMPLOYERS' ASSESSMENT OF ADEQUACY OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CURRICULUM FOR GRADUATES EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS ACQUISITION IN NORTH-WEST NIGERIA K. R. E. Okoye, Dikko Mani Iro

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SUPERVISORS’ RATING OF COMPETENCIES POSSESSED BY OFFICE TECHNOLOGYAND MANAGEMENT GRADUATE WORKERS IN PUBLIC ORGANISATIONS IN KATSINA STATE J. C. Nwazor, Dikko Muhammad Haro

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EFFECTS OF CONSTRUCTIVIST INSTRUCTIONAL METHOD ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND RETENTION OFAUTOMECHANICS STUDENTS IN TECHNICAL COLLEGES P. I. Okoye, T. I. Eze

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ICT AFFORDANCES AND UTILIZATION CHALLENGES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A SETBACK TO ATTAINING NIGERIA VISION 20:2020 C. N. Ementa, J. I. Ezenwafor

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EXTENT BANK COLLATERAL SECURITY DEMAND ON LOANS AFFECT THE GROWTH OF SMALL SCALE ENTERPRISES IN ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE Titus I. Eze, Constance I. Okoli, Tochukwu Blessing Orafu

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