Abstract:
This study determined the effect of Public Private Partnership in TVET on agricultural
productivity and the policy implication. Descriptive survey research design was adopted. Three
research questions and two null hypothesis guided the study. Structured questionnaire was
employed to elicit information from 135 respondents comprised of by 45 persons each of
lecturers, Ministry of Education staff and, staff of agric and agro-allied industries in Anambra
State. Data collected were analysed using descriptive statistics, mean, percentages, standard
deviation and, ANOVA statistic to test the two null hypothesis at .05 level of significance. The
result showed a positive effect of PPP in TVET on agricultural productivity and, the acceptance
of the two proposed null hypothesis. Also, the constraints to a robust PPP in TVET were
determined as well as the policy implications and recommendations among which is need for
policy/legislation for regular analysis and evaluation of the PPP in TVET activities and
programmes. |
