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EVALUATION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 Statement of the problem
1.3 Research questions
1.4 Problems of the study
1.5 Purpose of the study
1.6 Scope and delimitation on the study
1.7 Significance of the study
CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Sample size and method of sampling
Method of data analysis
Validity of instrument
CHAPTER FOUR
ANALYSIS OF DATA COLLECTED.
CHAPTER FIVE
5.1 Summary of major findings
5.2 Conclusions
5.3 Recommendation
5.4 Suggestion for further research
References
Questionnaire
CHAPTER
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Business education could be referred to as that area of vocational education that offers to courses in economic, commerce, book keeping, accounts, business mathematic typing and shorthand.
The international dictionary of education (1979) refers to it as both commercial studies and business education. The dictionary sees the commercial studies of education as the area that comprises such school subjects as typewriting, shorthand, book keeping and elementary accounting at defines business education a studies of commerce and management subjects.
This definition however does not indicate the level of education at which the title should be used.
The difference in title is a matter of sentiment which does not in any way determine the content of the courses at the various levels of education.
In the secretary school in Nigeria the course is regarded as business education but in the higher levels, in colleges and universities it is known as Business education or management science which covers subjects as well as related courses like business law, business management, accountancy, marketing data processing and computer.
Under the new system in education, these subjects are not studies in isolation in the junior tertiary institution. As a result of this problem, there has been less interest and motivation on the part of the students who offer business subjects in schools.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS
Business education in Nigeria is at its developmental stage at the initial introduction of this course into our education system there was no interest nor motivation from the government. According to Nsofor (1979) “The government was not only uninterested in including commercial subjects in the educational curriculum it made a deliberate and calculated attempt to frustrate the efforts of come of the philantiopicts”. Due to lack of attention which business education received at the introduction stage, efforts by the private proprietors no attention to crumple down. The proprietors gave no attention to the training of business lecturers. This may be due to professional complications and financial burden which were not within their reach.
It is discouraging to note that despite all the problem business education faces at the earlier stage and the opportunities at had offended to the country, much has not been done to improve the situation. Schools, students still today lack qualified business lecturers which may be as a result of the period of former inadequate when compared with the complexities and dynamic nature of knowledge required. A major problems that face business education today is lack of equipment which are very necessary for proper mastery of the subject. As a result of these problems, there has been less interest and motivation on the part of the students who offer business subjects in school.
Another problems which will inhibit a smooth teaching of business education in tertiary institution is lack of libraries. The important of which cannot be over emphasized nor will not occupy lengthy discussion in this work..
1.3 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The purpose of this study is to find out the problems and prospects of teaching and learning business education in tertiary institutions in Nuskka educational zone of Enugu state.
These include the following.
To identify the problems of teaching and learning business education in tertiary institution in Nsukka Educational Zone of Enugu state.
To find out if such problems test in Nsukka Educational Zone of Enugu state
To know the extent of these problems if they exist
To recommend actions to be taken to prevent or avoid/reduce future problems of teaching and learning business education in Nsukka Educational zone of Enugu State.
1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
a. Does lack of business education lecturers affect the teaching and learning of business education subject
To what extent are materials and equipment available for the teaching and learning of business education in the tertiary institutions.
Does lack of fund contribute to ineffective teaching and learning of business education in the tertiary institutions.
1.5 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The purpose of the study is to research, look deeply and to find out the teaching and learning of business education in tertiary institutions. It also attempt to blend the differing view points in such a ways as to stimulate interests not only in the casual readers.
1.7 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The significance of this study definitely lies on the hope that an early identification of the existing problem in the teaching of business education in tertiary institution call per measures to be adopted to eradicate them from the grass root. This will not doubt place the students on the right state with other areas to studies,
It would serve as a reference point for further research not will also assist the government and the people in designing future educational policies to meet the need of the people.
1.8 PROBLEMS OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
Business education in Nigeria is at it development stages.
At the limited introduction of this course into our educational system. There was no interest nor motivation from the government.
According to Nsofor (1979) “The government was not only uninterested in including commercial subjects in the educational curriculum. It made a deliberate and calculated attempts fir frustrate the effort of some of the philanthropists.
Due to lack of attention which business education received at the introduction stage, the efforts by the private proprietors stated to crumple down. The proprietors gave no attention to the training of business lecturers. This may be due to professional complications and financial burden which were not within their reach.
Another problem that face business education today is lack of equipment which are very necessary for proper mastery of the subjects.
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