SECRETARIAL JOB-TASKS REQUIRED IN MODERN BUSINESS OFFICES AND IMPLICATION ON SECRETARIAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA
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ABSTRACT
The study was carried out to assess Secretarial Job-Tasks Required
in Modern Business Offices and Implications in Secretarial Education
Curriculum in the North-Central Nigeria. Descriptive design was
adopted for the study, and also four research questions and four null
hypotheses were posited. The population of the Executives and
Secretaries in both public and private organizations stood at 2,960
and 4,040, respectively. Proportionate sampling techniques were used
in selecting the samples of 148 Executives and 202 Secretaries.
Questionnaire was used to collect data. The Bio-data collected were
analyzed using simple statistical tools frequencies and percentages.
The null hypotheses 1 was tested using t-test and 2,3and 4 were
tested with chi-square statistics at 0.05 level of significance. Findings
among others were: The views of Secretaries and Executives did not
differ on the job-tasks required by the secretary, the performance of
Secretarial Education Graduates was significantly dependent on the
impact of Information Technology, the performance of job-tasks in
modern business offices was significantly dependent on the
competencies acquired by Secretarial Education Students.
Performance of Secretarial Education Students depended on the
correction of lapses in the curriculum. It concluded that for Secretarial
Education Graduates to cope with the trend of Information
Technology, the curriculum of Secretarial Education needed to be revisited
to embrace what is required in modern business offices. In
view of the findings and conclusion, the following recommendations
were made: there is need for the Federal and State Ministries of
Education to provide facilities/equipment for development of
.Information Technology in Institutions of learning so that Secretarial
Education Students can be trained and equipped to face the
challenges of modern business offices. This can be implemented
through the Alumni, and National bodies of Business Education and
also through volunteers. Teachers can also improvise the materials
needed. The new nomenclature of Secretarial Education as Office
Technology Management (OTM) with their course specification and
course titles should be inculcated into the university system in order to
have a uniform curriculum. This can be effective through the help of
various commissions like National University Commission (NUC) and
National Commission for Colleges of Education
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