Contribution of in-service training for head teachers on efficient and effective management of human resources in public secondary schools in Nandi South, district, Kenya
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Date
2014-09-09Author
Kimutai, Calvin
Mbeche, Ferdinad
Obae, Rose N
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Human capital development recognizes that the development and growth of people in
organizations, institutions, and society in general is an important and essential asset to the
organization’s future success. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of in-service
training on efficient and effective management of human resource in public secondary schools in
Nandi-south district, Kenya. The objectives of the study were: To determine how in-service training
of head teachers influence management of human resources; to assess how in-service training
affect motivation of human resources. The study was significant in that it would enhance frequent
reviewing and strengthening of in-service training courses and programmes in order to improve
efficiency and effectiveness of school managers. Descriptive survey design was employed. The
target population consisted of 31 secondary schools, 31 head teachers , 534 teachers ,and 1 quality
assurance and standards officers. The findings revealed that majority of the respondents indicated
that the training programmes that were offered, enabled them acquire analytical , critical, innovative
and problem solving skills and competences. The study recommended that the Ministry of
Education should regularly facilitate the provision of in-service programmes . Similarly, the training
institutions should regularly audit the courses to determine their relevance, suitability, adequacy and
sustainability.
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Kimutai C, Mbeche F, Obae R. "Contribution for in-service training for head teachers on efficient and effective management of human resources in public secondary schools in Nandi South, District, Kenya." International Journal of Education and Research. 2014;2(9):411-418.Publisher
University of Nairobi
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