Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria

Construction Technology Education (CTE) students in tertiary institutions of Nigeria have been criticised of their inability to demonstrate entrepreneurship and creativity skills after graduation. As such wood and building construction industries in Nigeria could not employ CTE graduates. Therefore,...

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Main Authors: Umar Muhammad Isa, Umar Lawal, Yahaya Ibn Salihu, Halliru Shuaibu, Abdullahi Musa Cledumas
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Language:Indonesian
Published: Univerisitas Negeri Yogyakarta 2023-05-01
Series:Jurnal Pendidikan Teknologi dan Kejuruan
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Online Access:https://journal.uny.ac.id/index.php/jptk/article/view/59867
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Umar Lawal
Yahaya Ibn Salihu
Halliru Shuaibu
Abdullahi Musa Cledumas
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description Construction Technology Education (CTE) students in tertiary institutions of Nigeria have been criticised of their inability to demonstrate entrepreneurship and creativity skills after graduation. As such wood and building construction industries in Nigeria could not employ CTE graduates. Therefore, this study aims to determine entrepreneurship and creativity skills components appropriate for embedding into the curriculum of CTE program in Nigerian tertiary institutions. A qualitative research method involving intrinsic case study design was employed for the study. The population for the study comprised 16 CTE experts purposively selected from the tertiary institutions in the north western states of Nigeria. The study utilised a semi structured interview protocol as the instrument for qualitative data collection. 3 CTE experts from Nigerian tertiary institutions validated the protocol. Data from the interview responses were manually transcribed coded and interpreted. Findings from the responses of the participants revealed marketing skills, ICT skills, management skills as part of the entrepreneurship skills components appropriate to embedded into the curriculum of CTE program. The finding further revealed that critical thinking skills, innovative skills, and self-evaluation skills formed part of the creativity skills components appropriate for embedding into the curriculum of CTE program. The study concludes by recommending to the agencies responsible with running tertiary institutions in Nigeria to do the needful in restructuring the CTE curriculum at the undergraduate level to incorporate entrepreneurship and creativity skills components for employment sustainability of CTE students after graduation.  Embedding Components of Entrepreneurship and Creativity Skills into Construction Technology Education Curriculum in Nigeria
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spelling doaj.art-c674588d355447e5b1e623e5057884ab2024-04-05T03:36:24ZindUniverisitas Negeri YogyakartaJurnal Pendidikan Teknologi dan Kejuruan0854-47352477-24102023-05-0129110912410.21831/jptk.v29i1.5986718327Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in NigeriaUmar Muhammad Isa0Umar Lawal1Yahaya Ibn Salihu2Halliru Shuaibu3Abdullahi Musa Cledumas4Department of Woodwork Technology Education, School of Secondary Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical)Bichi Kano State, NigeriaDepartment of Woodwork Technology Education, School of Secondary Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical)Bichi Kano State, NigeriaDepartment of Building Technology Education, School of Secondary Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical)Bichi Kano State, NigeriaDepartment of Electrical/Electronics Technology Education, School of Secondary Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical)Bichi Kano State, NigeriaDepartment of Technical Education, Adamawa State College of Education, Hong Adamawa State, NigeriaConstruction Technology Education (CTE) students in tertiary institutions of Nigeria have been criticised of their inability to demonstrate entrepreneurship and creativity skills after graduation. As such wood and building construction industries in Nigeria could not employ CTE graduates. Therefore, this study aims to determine entrepreneurship and creativity skills components appropriate for embedding into the curriculum of CTE program in Nigerian tertiary institutions. A qualitative research method involving intrinsic case study design was employed for the study. The population for the study comprised 16 CTE experts purposively selected from the tertiary institutions in the north western states of Nigeria. The study utilised a semi structured interview protocol as the instrument for qualitative data collection. 3 CTE experts from Nigerian tertiary institutions validated the protocol. Data from the interview responses were manually transcribed coded and interpreted. Findings from the responses of the participants revealed marketing skills, ICT skills, management skills as part of the entrepreneurship skills components appropriate to embedded into the curriculum of CTE program. The finding further revealed that critical thinking skills, innovative skills, and self-evaluation skills formed part of the creativity skills components appropriate for embedding into the curriculum of CTE program. The study concludes by recommending to the agencies responsible with running tertiary institutions in Nigeria to do the needful in restructuring the CTE curriculum at the undergraduate level to incorporate entrepreneurship and creativity skills components for employment sustainability of CTE students after graduation.  Embedding Components of Entrepreneurship and Creativity Skills into Construction Technology Education Curriculum in Nigeriahttps://journal.uny.ac.id/index.php/jptk/article/view/59867tertiary institutionsconstruction technology educationentrepreneurship skills. creativity skills, curriculum
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Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
Jurnal Pendidikan Teknologi dan Kejuruan
tertiary institutions
construction technology education
entrepreneurship skills. creativity skills, curriculum
title Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
title_full Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
title_fullStr Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
title_full_unstemmed Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
title_short Embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in Nigeria
title_sort embedding components of entrepreneurship and creativity skills into construction technology education curriculum in nigeria
topic tertiary institutions
construction technology education
entrepreneurship skills. creativity skills, curriculum
url https://journal.uny.ac.id/index.php/jptk/article/view/59867
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