Vol. 8 (2022): Technical and Vocational Education Journal (TAVEJ) Volume 8 September 2022

Articles

• WORK SELF-EFFICACY AND BURNOUT SYMPTOMS: EXPLORING THEIR INTERPLAY AMONG TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS EDUCATORS IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA

  James Edomwonyi, EDOKPOLOR, Jane Itohan, OVIAWE

  1-18

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• EDUCATION FOR ENHANCING EMPLOYABILITY AND SELF-RELIANCE SKILLS OF PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES IN NIGERIA

  Maxwell O. ARIMONU, Stephen Ayemwenre AIGBODUWA

  19-24

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• EFFECT OF MOBILE-BLENDED LEARNING ON STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN COMPUTER SCIENCE IN EDO STATE POLYTECHNIC

  Augustine AGBI, Lawrence AGBATOR 

  25-38

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• PERCEIVED CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT-TEACHERS DURING TEACHING PRACTICE EXERCISE

  Isoken IHENSEKHIEN, Gloria I. BARDI, Esther I. OLUDASHE

  39-49

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• TEACHERS’ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS CORRELATES OF STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN BASIC TECHNOLOGY IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA

  Ose-Ahiante Patricia ISEMEDE

  50-58

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• CHALLENGES FACED BY TEENAGE MOTHERS IN LEARNING IN NIGERIA

  Dorcas Olajoju OBISESAN, E. E. UKO-AVIOMOH, N.I. NWABAH

  59-67

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• ASSESSSMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AMONG ENTREPRENEURS OF SMALL SCALE BUSINESSES IN OYO STATE

  Risikat Bolatito AYOOLA

  68-77

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• HOME ECONOMICS PROMOTING INTERNET RESOURCES FOR APPAREL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CLOTHING AND TEXTILE SECTORS

  Bukola S. ORISAMIKA, Olayemi OMOSANYIN

  78-90

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• USE OF INTERNET RESOURCES, SOCIAL MEDIA UTILIZATION AS CORRELATE OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMET OF OFFICE TEECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT STUDENTS IN POLYTECHNICS IN OGUN STATE

  Adeola Kiadese LUKMON

  91-99

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• A REVIEW OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STUDIO-BASED LEARNING FOR KEYBOARDING SKILL ACQUISITION

  Olusesan Tunde ADEBAYO

  100-109

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• MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES FOR REDUCING WASTAGE IN TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) FOR EFFECTIVE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT

  Lucky O. AIFUWA, Patricia Ahiente Ose ISEMEDE 

  110-114

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• TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR PRODUCTIVITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Sunday. O. OSUYI, Solomon Omosemhomhe MOCHI  

  115-122

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• REINFORCING HOME ECONOMICS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN NIGERIA THROUGH EMPOWERMENT OF HOME ECONOMIC TEACHERS

  Faith U. EHIOGHIREN, E.E UKO-AVIOMOH 

  123-132

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• FASHION TREND IN NIGERIA: A SOURCE OF SUSTAINABLE INCOME

  Susan Osarenkhoe IGBINEWEKA, Kate I. EBOHON 

  133-142

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• HOME ECONOMICS FOR SURVIVAL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

  Glad AJIEH, E.E. UKO-AVIOMOH, L.I. SALAMI 

  143-153

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• GOOD EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT: A VERITABLE TOOL FOR REDUCING YOUTH RESTIVENESS AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Mariam Adebusola OWOYEMI

  154-162

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• COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL LABOUR PATTERNS’ IMPACT ON FOOD CROP PRODUCTION IN THE BENIN REGION: A PANACEA FOR FOOD SECURITY IN NIGERIA

  O.P. EDOHEN, O.O. IKELEGBE 

  163-175

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• OFFICE MANAGERS’ UTILIZATION OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS

  Linda Chineze NINYE-RANOR, Victor Imuentinyan IGBINEDION, Comfort Onaigho NWADIANI

  176-184

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• INFLUENCE OF OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEM ON ENTREPRENEURIAL MANAGEMENT DECISIONS MAKING IN BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN PUBIC UNIVERSITY IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA

  Juliana Aghamioghoho AGBONAYE, Damilola Deborah IDOWU 

  185-193

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• BUSINESS EDUCATORS’ VOICE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA

  Adeyanju Bamidele Esther, Igbinedion Victor Imuentiyan (PhD)

  194-203

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• EQUIPPING BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES WITH SKILLS FOR ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN EDO STATE

  Irene Omosefe OSADOLOR, Tracey Obehi Uguru

  204-211

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• E-COMMERCE SKILLS REQUIRED BY BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN THE 21ST CENTURY FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.

  M.O. Binuomote, O.F. Igu, M.I. Eze

  212-220

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• SOFT SKILLS GERMANE FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS’ EMPLOYABILITY

  Robinson Osarumwense OWENVBIUGIE, Roseline E. EKHAISE

  221-232

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• PERCEIVED CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT-TEACHERS DURING TEACHING PRACTICE EXERCISE

  Isoken IHENSEKHIEN, Gloria I. BARDI, Esther I. OLUDASHE

  233-242

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• INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES: IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTHY FAMILY LIVING IN NIGERIA

  Ruth Oluwabusayo OYESODE, E.E UKO-AVIOMOH, L.I. SALAMI

  243-250

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• RESEARCH DIFFICULTIES CONFRONTING GRADUATE STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION IN DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA

  Canice N. Ikeoji, Chinwe O. Onyekwuluje 

  251-264

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