Educational Planning
Lecturer I
Educational Management
At the Educational Management department office
Appointment on Visitation important
Topic: INFLUENCE OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES MAINTENANCE PRACTICES ON QUALITY ASSURANCE IN PUBLIC HIGHER INSTITUTIONS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA
Description:
School building improvement and maintenance are essential aspects of school plant management which
requires constant attention and careful planning by administrators. The purpose of the study was ascertain if planned
school maintenance programme feature in the activities of accreditation agencies.Research hypothesis was
generated, the research is of correlational as well as ex-post facto design. The population of the study consisted of
the of all the lecturers and undergraduate students of conventional public Higher Institutions in Lagos State. Data
collected using two self developed questionnaires were analysed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. The
results show that there is no significant difference regarding maintenance practices in federal and state owned higher
educational institutions in Lagos State. The Null Hypothesis is therefore not rejected. It was concluded that the
Architects and policy makers should endeavour to give Nigerians “maintenance – free buildings or building that
required low level of maintenance.
Key Words: Quality Assurance, Higher Institutions, Maintenance, Quality.
# | Certificate | School | Year |
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1. | Ph.D (Educational Planning) | Lagos State University, Ojo | 2018 |
Human Resources Planning and Unemployment of University Graduate in Nigeria
INTRODUCTION
The
issue of university graduate unemployment in Nigeria is so alarming that a
World Bank study shows that just one out of every ten university graduate gets
a job (Okoh-Mesarawon 2009). Unemployment
has reduced graduates to mere bunch of failures, so much so that people now see
them as failures, and are referred to as a group of never-do-well.
Statement of the Problem
Today, graduate-unemployment has taken a new dimension in Nigeria. With scarce jobs, many more seek higher education than the ability of the already saturated labour market to absorb. It has been noted that the educational system produces more than fifty thousand (50,000) graduates annually with an estimated USD 4,500 to develop each of them; NISER (2008).What the country receives in return for this investment is increase in this great monster – ‘Graduate Unemployment’
Purpose of the Study
The major aim of
study is to trace and assess manpower planning and development of
University Graduates and Unemployment Nigeria.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE SO FAR
The researcher
had written the background and background to the study and also collected data
for the study.
WORK YET TO BE DONE
Analysis of data and conclusion.
RUFAI MUSILIU is a Lecturer I at the Department of Educational Management
RUFAI has a Ph.D in Educational Planning from Lagos State University, Ojo