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Amos, Amembah A Lamu
- Effectiveness of Teaching Practice Program on Development of Competence and Marketability of University Graduates in Moshi Rural Tanzania
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International Journal of Innovative Research and Development, Vol 9, No 7 (2020), Pagination:Abstract
The aim of the study was to investigate on the Effectiveness of teaching practice program on the development of competence and marketability among university graduates. The study employed mixed research approach where explanatory sequential design was used that included both quantitative and qualitative data collection. The respondents included was 100 second- and third-year university student teachers from Mwenge Catholic University (MWECAU), thirty (30) university graduates, one (1) teaching practice coordinator and either Eight (8) headmasters or headmistress or eight (8) academic teachers (academic master or mistress to both government, private and community secondary schools in Moshi rural. Data was collected through questionnaire and structured interview schedule. The data was then analyzed through: percentages, frequencies, means and themes. The analysis of the of the findings reveal that teaching practice programs contribute much to the development competence and marketability of the university graduates. Therefore, both governments and universities should develop and implement effective teaching practice strategies, methods and tools in order to produce competent teachers that meet the market needs and market competition.
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Marketability, competency, skills, teaching practice and market needs- Strategic Human Capital Management and Sustainable Development of Organisations: A Cognitive Mapping to Analyse the Role of Human Capital on Sustainable Development
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International Journal of Innovative Research and Development, Vol 9, No 7 (2020), Pagination:Abstract
This study focused on the strategic human capital management and sustainable development of organizations. It carried out a cognitive mapping and analyses different definitions and theories of human capital as described and conceptualized by the gurus of strategic human capital management and finally come up with a new concept to reflect the current era of innovation and sustainability by displaying human capital as the engine to sustainable development. Where, growth of individuals and availability for ‘space’ for exploration and utilization of the acquired skills results to sustainable growth of an economy, and sustainable development. While divergence of such practices may not yield sustainable businesses, as a result lead to retarded business growth and sustainable development. Further, the study redefines the concept of sustainable development to display a picture of a stable or unstable economy inour contemporary society. The study will integrate both environmental and social cultural aspects and put more emphasis on human capital management as catalysts for development. Secondary source of data will be used where various relevant empirically studies will be reviewed and critically analysed through contextual themes and narrative methods. The proposition that human capital role is highly significant in sustainable development will be the main subject for investigation. Specific objectives for investigation include: To find out the human capital development strategies for sustainability of organizations, to establish the human capital deployment strategies for sustainability of organizations, to investigate the extent investment on human capital strategies for sustainability of organizations. We therefore, argue that human capital has a significant contribution to sustainable development not only by conserving both environmentalists and social-cultural identity, but also by enhancing individual dimensional qualities.