AN INVESTIGATION ON THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION IN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN KATSINA STATE, NIGERIA

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Published: 2021-10-29

Page: 1153-1156


ABUBAKAR DAYYABU TSAURI *

Department of Adult and Non-Formal Education, Federal College of Education Katsina, Nigeria.

AUWAL MUHD FAROUQ

Department of Adult and Non-Formal Education, Federal College of Education Katsina, Nigeria.

SANI GARBA MASHI

Department of Adult and Non-Formal Education, Federal College of Education Katsina, Nigeria.

*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.


Abstract

The research assessed the level of participation in adult education programmes in two each of the 3 senatorial zones in Katsina State i.e. Katsina and kaita Local Governments in Katsina zone; Kankia and Daura Local Governments in Daura zone and Funtua and Matazu Local Governments in Funtua zone. Twenty (20) respondents were selected from each Local Governments, two wards from each ward of the selected local Governments. The total sample size of the respondents is sixty (60). The instrument for the study was structured questionnaire, titled: an investigation on the level of participation in adult education programmes in Katsina State. Data  are unaware of adult education programmes and that security problems hinder them from participating fully in the programmes. On the basis of these findings, recommendation were made.

Keywords: Participation, adults education, programme, continuing education


How to Cite

TSAURI, A. D., FAROUQ, A. M., & MASHI, S. G. (2021). AN INVESTIGATION ON THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION IN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN KATSINA STATE, NIGERIA. Asian Journal of Advances in Research, 4(1), 1153–1156. Retrieved from https://jasianresearch.com/index.php/AJOAIR/article/view/46


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