THE EFFECTS OF LACK OF ADEQUATE TRAINING FACILITIES ON THE PRODUCTION OF SECRETARIES (A CASE STUDY OF INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY (I.M.T), ENUGU)

ABSTRACT This seminar was carries out to find out effect of lack of adequate secretarial training facilities on the production of secretaries and it was written in five chapters. Chapter one introduced the topic with an overview of contemporary historical facts, about the effects of lack of adequate secretarial training facilities on the production of secretaries. It also features a statement of the problem, which discussed the effects of this lack satisfactorily. Other sub-headings leading considered here scope, limitation of the study, research questions statement of hypothesis and definition of terms. A systematic and expository literature search, research review and documentation formed chapter two. Chapter three dealt with the design of the study, the methods used in collection relevant data, the way, questionnaires were distributed, how many returned and the systematic way the project was carried out.  The research went further to present, analyze and interpret data obtained from the research survey.  Finally, the researcher summarized the finding, drew conclusion, tested the hypothesis, made recommendations and suggested areas for further study in chapter five. 


TABLE OF CONTENTS Title page Approval page Dedication Acknowledgement Abstract Table of content
CHAPTER ONE:   1.0INTRODUCTION 1.1Background to the study 1.2Statement of the problem 1.3Purpose of study 1.4Scope of the study 1.5 Limitation of the study 1.6Definition of terms 1.7Research hypothesis 1.8Research question 1.9Significance of the study CHAPTER TWO:  2.0LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1Duties of A Secretary 2.2Facilities for secretaries word and training 2.3Effects of lack of adequate secretary training facilities 2.4The concept of adequacy with respect of  practical secretarial training.
CHAPTER THREE: 3.0DESIGN OF THE STUDY 3.1General features of the Research 3.2Selection of Population 3.3Sample size 3.4Development of Research Materials 3.5Research Procedure 3.6Treatment of Data
CHAPTER FOUR: 4.0Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data
CHAPTER FIVE 5.0Summary, conclusion, recommendation,  area for further study 5.1Summary of findings 5.2Conclusions 5.3Recommendations 5.4Areas for further study Appendices References