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Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society

Authors: Nwosu Jonathan

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Contemporary Humanities

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This Paper focused on the relevance and challanges of vocational education to national development in Nigeria. The emphasis of the writeup was basically on the secondary level of education and how to encourage the vocational cintents of the secondary arm of the 6-3-3-4 system of education with the current integration of the new Universal Basic Eduction (UBE) could bring about the training of students in skills acqustion and thereby reducing the rate of unemplyment and increase the self-dependency of individuals in wealth generation.

Therefore, this paper provided a summary of the histrical antecendts of vocational education, the provisions of the National Policy on Education for this form education at the secondary level, the relevance and challanges of the programme towards national development in the present day Nigeria society.

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Nwosu,J. . (0000). Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society, 4 (), 145-145.

Nwosu,J. . "Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society" 4, no (), (0000): 145-145.

Nwosu,J. and . (0000). Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society, 4 (), pp145-145.

NwosuJ, . Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society. 0000, 4 ():145-145.

Nwosu,Jonathan , . "Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society", 4 . (0000) : 145-145.

N.Jonathan , "Relevance and Challanges of Vocational Education to National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society" vol.4, no., pp. 145-145, 0000.

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