ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2024 v5-i1
ISSN: 2795-3602
EISSN: 2795-3602
ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2024 v5-i1
ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2024 v5-i1
Published: 2024-12-30
Articles
Predicting Climate Change Impacts on Stream flow of Mille Watershed, Lower Awash River Basin, Ethiopia
Abdela Yimer Endris
Climate change manifests itself primarily through changes in average temperature and precipitation, affecting overall flow magnitude. This study evaluated the impact of climate change on the stream flow of the Mille watershed, which is situated in the northeast part of Ethiopia. Different materials and Soil and Water Assessment Tools were used to arrive at the stated objectives. Downscaled future
Feedback Training Needs of Field Work Staff of Telecommunication Infrastructures Servicing Industries for Effective Job Performance in Rivers State
Sunny Nwakanma, Wellington Okwu & Izundu A. Lilian
The study examined feedback training needs of field work staff of telecommunication infrastructures servicing industries for effective job performance in Rivers State. One research question guided the study and a null hypothesis was tested. The research question was: What are the training needs for feedback skills among field work staff of telecommunication infrastructures servicing industries for
Stakeholders’ Synergy in Competency-Based Training for Vocational Education and Training: A Case Study of Carpentry and Masonry in Tanzania
Shukurani Mgaya, Josephat S. Itika and Emmanuel D. Ndikumana
The study where this article is based examined the synergy of key stakeholders in competency-based training being guided by stakeholders’ theory, consensus theory and competency-based learning process model at vocational education and training institutions (VETIs). Qualitative exploratory design was employed to collect data from 42 respondents, including 22 trainers from 4 VETIs and 20 employers f
Effect of Endsars Protests on Performance of Manufacturing Firms in the Southern Nigeria Context: (A Study of 7UP Bottling Company, Enugu)
Nduji Romanus
Already reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, major cities across Nigeria smoldered on 11th October in an End-SARS protests and civil unrest related to the death of Nigerian Youths. As business owners and residents yet again clean up the debris, there is growing concern that the economic damage to many of the communities where violence is taking place will persist long. The slogan calls f
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