Abstract: The purpose of this study was to investigate the perception of employers of NCE graduates of electrical electronics in public and private organizations with regard to the applied skills they possess in performing their assigned functions. The study was a survey design conducted among 93 employers of holders of NCEcertificates in electrical electronics technology from FCE(T) Bichi, working in public and private organizations in Kano State. The instrument of data collection was a structured questionnaire, developed by the researcher and validated by three experts from University of Nigeria, Nsukka.A pilot study was conducted among30employers of holders of NCEcertificates in electrical-electronics technology from FCE (T) Asaba Delta State, working in Asaba............
Keywords: Employers' perceptions, Applied skills, Electrical-electronics graduates, Colleges of education, Nigeria
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