STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AMONG TERTIARY EDUCATION STUDENTS IN DELTA STATE

Rita Nneka Udoye, Paul T. Mba

Abstract


This study is on strategies to promote entrepreneurship education among tertiary education students in Delta state and the descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. The population included all final year students of Delta state university, Abraka, Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba, Delta
state College of Education, Ogwusi-uku, and Delta state polytechnic, Ozoro, Delta state college of Education, Agbor and warrior respectively. All final year students in these various institutions were selected, making a total number of 1600(one thousand, six hundred) respondents. Three research questions were raised: mean was used to analyze the data. Thefindings of the study are:
Entrepreneurship Education will provide life and occupational skill, enhance the potential of individual and reinforce self sufficiency and improve quality of life. It was recommended amongst others that there should be participation by every student regardless of area of specialization in any institution making efforts to develop entrepreneurship.

Keyword: Strategies To Promote Entrepreneurship Education.


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