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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): AAU Journal of Business Educators (AAUJBE) Vol. 5 No. 1 January/February 2025
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): AAU Journal of Business Educators (AAUJBE) Vol. 5 No. 1 January/February 2025
AAU Journal of Business Educators (AAUJBE) Vol. 5 No. 1, January/February 2025
Published:
2025-02-02
Articles
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, WORK ETHICS AND SERVICE DELIVERY IN NIGERIAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
FEB IDAHOSA, VINTON-OKOEDO ITOYA
1-7
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DIGITAL SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR TEACHING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
OLURONKE ALABA DASAOLU
8-15
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BLENDED LEARNING FOR INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY AMONG PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN LAGOS STATE: CHALLENGES AND THE WAY FORWARD
NOJEEM ADENIYI ISHOLA, EMMANUEL BAMIDELE OGUNRINBOKUN
16-25
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MARKETING PRACTICES, DIGITAL INFLUENCERS MARKETING PRACTICES AND EMPLOYERS’ EXPECTATION FROM MARKETING EDUCATION GRADUATES
MOSES GEORGE ETOMA, ANTHONIA UGIEBEME ADIE
26-35
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SECRETARIAL BUSINESS EDUCATION AND EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES
ABOSEDE ABOLANLE ODUSANYA
36-43
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THE USE OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ACCOUNTING COURSES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION IN IMO STATE, NIGERIA
CHARLES KELECHI OKEKE
44-51
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CAREER CHOICE AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS
ROBINSON OWENVBUIGIE, FAITH EIBHALEMEN
52-62
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EFFECT OF UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING ON STUDENTS' LEARNING OUTCOMES IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING IN SECONDARY SCHOOL IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA
RUTH ESEOGHENE ADEKOYA, SAHEED OLAJIDE AYINDE FAKOREDE, MICHEAL IKEZIE ODO
63-71
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PROMOTION AND ACCESS TO TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AS CORRELATES OF LECTURERS’ JOB COMMITMENT IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
SYLVESTER OKAN, OSHOMAH YUSUF, SANNI ASEMHOKHAI ASEMHE
72-79
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CAPACITY BUILDING AS A PREDICTOR OF PROFESSIONALLY-TRAINED SECRETARIES’ JOB EFFECTIVENESS
ABOSEDE ABOLANLE ODUSANYA, OLURONKE ALABA DASAOLU, ADENIKE ABIODUN ADEPOJU, ISAIAH SUNDAY OLADIRE4
80-85
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THE EVOLVING ROLES OF PROFESSIONALLY-TRAINED SECRETARIES IN A DIGITAL ERA
RUTH BOLADALE OLUWASINA
86-93
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