JOURNAL OF TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RESEARCH (JOTVETAR) VOL: 7 NO: 2
ISSN: 2705-2389
December 2025 Edition
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. “WE DON’T HAVE TIME TO LEARN NEW THINGS”: UNIVERSITY SANDWICH-UNDERGRADUATES’ PECULIARITIES AND CHALLENGES IN STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES) PROGRAMME: Chukwu, D. U.; Ohanu, I. B. & Ede
2. EADIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AND CLASSROOM LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME OF UNIVERSITY OF CROSS RIVER STATE, CALABAR – NIGERIA: Mfam, Kyrian Ibi; Ekwutosi Ozioma Chukwu; Inyang, Rita Stanley
3. TEACHERS’ SELF-EFFICACY AND ANXIETY AS DETERMINANTS OF STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AMONG SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA: Lawani, Bridget Aladi1; Uzuagu, A. U.2 & Chukwu, Chibugo Happiness
4. VITAMIN COMPOSITION OF LOCALLY SOURCED BREAKFAST MEAL FOR SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN: Ifeanyichukwu Obioma Irene; Ezema Priscillia N. & Nwakpadolu Glory.M.
5. EFFECT OF COLLABORATIVE AND PROBLEM BASED-LEARNING TEACHING TECHNIQUES ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN SOIL SCIENCE PRACTICAL AMONG AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION STUDENTS IN NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA: Onoriode, O., Tetok, N. I., & Mohammed, H.
6. STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITIES IN NORTH-EAST, NIGERIA FOR SELF RELIANCE IN A DEPRESSED ECONOMY: Ahmed Abubakr; Catherine Yumma Dorcas & Nura Ismail
7. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG CRITICAL THINKING, OPEN-MINDEDNESS, AND INTEREST IN TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING AMONG STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, GIDAN WAYA: Bulus Yahaya & Gloria N. Asoiro
8. SOFT SKILLS AS A PANACEA FOR ENHANCING EMPLOYABILITY OF SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS OF ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IN THE FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL) BICHI, KANO STATE: Chukwu Chibugo Happiness; Lawani Bridget Alaadi & Ohalezim Catherine Chinazom
9. EINVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENHANCING STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT AND MOTIVATION IN ONLINE LEARNING IN TVET INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA: Deborah Ahuoiza Vincent & Ayodele Ajoze Emmanuel
10. LEVEL OF AWARENESS ON FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ INVOLVEMENT IN CYBERCRIME IN GOMBE STATE: Mohammed Abdullahi & Margaretmary Chizoba Njokuocha
11. PASSESSING DIGITAL RESOURCES IN CURRICULUM OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN KANO STATE TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: Foluke Rebecca Adeleke, Abdulkadir Umar Zango & Tersor Ayua
12. COMPETENCIES REQUIRED FOR DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS FOR SELF-EMPLOYMENT IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR OF ECONOMY OF ENUGU STATE: Prof. Alio, A. N. & Ogbuchi, Emeka. A
13. OVERCOMING INSTRUCTOR SHORTAGES IN NIGERIA TECHNICAL EDUCATION: A PANACEA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN TVET INSTITUTIONS: Nnaemeka A. Ugwuanyi1 & Nwoye G. Ebele2
14. EXTENT OF THE USE OF MOBILE LEARNING IN TEACHING COMPUTER GRAPHICS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA: Akubuko, P. A. & Edafiogho, D. O. C.
15. PREPAREDNESS OF COMPUTER EDUCATION LECTURERS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF ONLINE ASSESSMENT PLATFORMS IN PUBLIC TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA: Eloanyi, B. C. & Kalu, E. U.
16. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAL PROCESSES, QUALITY OF BUILDING PLANS AND PREVENTION OF ILLEGAL DEVELOPMENT IN SOKOTO STATE: G. K. O. Okereke, Ph.D., Sale, Nimrod Kamo, Murtla Musa Abdulrasheed Ibrahim Baba, J.A. Okereke. Ph.D., Umar Lawal PhD., Iwokura D. A. I., & Ebeigberi K.,
17. CHALLENGES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IGBO LANGUAGE IN PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN GWAGWALADA, (FCT): Onyenwe Isidore Anayochukwu (Ph.D)
18. GROWTH AND YIELD PARAMETERS OF OKRO AND MAIZE PLANTED ON CRUDE OIL REMEDIATED SOIL FOR SUSTAINABLE CROP PRODUCTION IN NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA: Professor F. M. Onu &Andrew Obi Oghenekaro
19. GROWTH PARAMETERS OF PIGS AT DIFFERENT PRODUCTION PHASES FOR FARMER’S PROFITABILITY IN CROSS RIVER, NIGERIA: Adie, Linus Akomaye; Abua Terungwa & Professor Ukonze J. A.
20. EFFECTS OF VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND RETENTION AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION IN NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA: Y. D. Gotom*; M. E. Ikehi (PhD); & F. M. Onu (Prof)
21. EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SIMULATION-BASED LEARNING AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN ENUGU STATE: Ogbuabor Priscila Nwamaka and Ekwutosi Ozioma Chukwu
22. IMPACT OF CHANGING FAMILY STRUCTURE ON CHILDS’ WELLBEING AND FAMILY FINANCIAL RESOURCES IN SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA: Okoro J. O., Ezeaku M. N., Emeghebo U. M & Ozioko N. C.