Some of the problems that have confronted the implementation of the National Policy on Education in Nigeria include the lack of teachers for the pre‐vocational courses and equipped workshops for practicals, among others. Aims to find out how established tradesmen could be used effectively to teach workshop practicals. Principals of secondary schools and technical colleges provided the data which were used to answer the two formulated research questions. The result of the data analysis showed that most post‐primary schools need between one and three instructors in each pre‐vocational subject. Suggested strategies for effective utilization of tradesmen for workshop lessons, including the building and equipment of workshops, constant supply of electricity,supervision of the instructors and students by school heads and organization of competitions among students. Proposes that a system by which instructors could be acquainted with the processes of continuous assessment be built into their teaching assignment.
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February 01 1993
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-6518
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1993
International Journal of Educational Management (1993) 7 (2)
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Duwovwiji Whawo D (1993), "Tradesmen as Vocational Workshop Instructors". International Journal of Educational Management, Vol. 7 No. 2 pp. No Pagination Specified, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/09513549310026930
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