INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY AND ITS CHALLENGES ON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT STUDENTS IN THE POLYTECHNIC, IBADAN
Abstract
ABSTRACT
The purpose of the study is to examine information and communication technology
and its challenges on office technology and management students in The
Polytechnic, Ibadan. The sampled size was used by the researcher for the study.
The methodology adopted was simple percentage and tables, and Chi-square.
After the analysis, the researchers found out there are significant relationship
between information and communication technology (ICT) and office technology
and management students. The knowledge and skills needed by undergraduates
in the areas of information and communication technology (ICT) in job performance
is to provide adequate training for the secretaries who have known knowledge
about information communication technology. The effect of information technology
on the job performance of the secretaries is lack of adequate facilities for the
workers to use to have enough knowledge and skills about information technology.
There is implementation of information and communication technology (ICT) for
national development Hence, it is recommended that Constant training and
retraining of employees using relevant ICT facilities should be used to improve the
quality of secretaries. Organizations should endeavor to organize training and
development programmes that will further enhance the effective performance of
secretaries through acquisition of additional skills. Job training is the ultimate
purpose to reach a level of productivity. Therefore, there is need for training and
re-training of secretaries on ICT in order to achieve maximum output. Secretaries
should always be ready and open-minded to acquire additional training/skills
development, bearing in mind that changes occur frequently in the line of their
chosen career and they are not left behind in the use of ICT in this digital age.
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