• Effect Of Guidance And Counselling Among Senior Secondary School Students In Their Choice Of Career

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    • 1.2     STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
                  The counsellor occupies a very strategic position in any educational system. The Federal Government is aware of this fact this is why the re-emphasis is one the need for guidance and counselling services in the new National Policy on education (9-3-4) system. It is also clear from the Federal Ministry of Education that counsellors should operate on full time basis. Also most principals and teachers are aware of the counsellors’ services. Despite this fact, it has been observed that the services are not encouraged at the secondary school level.
                  Apart from academic problems of failure and dropout of students, from schools, other numerous psyco-social, vocational and personal social problems abound among students in our secondary schools.
                  The control or resolution of these problems is always channeled to mainly school authorities and teachers while the seeking of counsellors attention is always ignored.
      1.3    PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH
                  It examines the important role of guidance and counselling in the secondary schools.
                  The purpose of the study is to find out the effect of guidance and counselling on senior secondary school student in their choice of career.
                  It also intends to assist and enlightened the secondary school students when choosing their subject combinations, especially the senior students when preparing for their final examination which lead them to their offer courses in higher institution.
      1.4     SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
                  The outcome of this study may serve as the basis for arising the government to locate and appoint counsellors in our secondary schools as guiding the (Adolescent) students in choosing their career for their future.
                  The researcher will also enlightened the administrators in the secondary schools on the vital role of a counsellor in a school and not an intruders in their schools.
                  The guidance counsellor also will not be looked down on their job which the government think it is mere luxury.
      1.5    SCOPE OF THE STUDY
                  The study is based on the effect of guidance counselling in our school especially the senior secondary students in their choice of career when choosing it and how school administrators will embraced counsellors in their schools.
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