In The Eyes of Nigerian Students’ In Apg Shimla University, The Groundwork Of Self – Employment Created Among Nigerian Youth Is Entrepreneurship Education

Abstract

Nigeria is an African country. The country is economically strong by its manpower and resources. Education is a base of Nigerian culture. But the country has huge unemployed youth. Population is one of the factors. This study is not concernd with population of the country. Employment is a backbone of Nigerian economy. Due to unemployment poverty was increased. Youth employment is a challenging task for the Nigerian government. Federal Government of Nigeria introduced many development programmes and policies to cut poverty and unemployment and tried to create employment for youths. But due to corruption, low infrastructure, lack of specific tutor, inadequate working capital, lack of professional training are the barriers of skill development. There are many factors which reduce the scope of employment. Many death occurred due to unemployment. Covid 19 create huge impact on labour job market. Youth are worried about their future. Crime increases day by day. In Entrepreneurship education subjects are developed in the way where appropriate utilization of economic resources has mentioned. Youth get lots of knowledge and earn technological skill to use the resources. Entrepreneurship education is improving skills and knowledge of youth that develop their mind to start an entrepreneurial venture. The study investigate the level of entrepreneurship education and the relationship between entrepreneurship educations and creation of self-employment. The study randomly select 193 Nigerian students of APG Shimla University. The self-structured questionnaire were developed to collect the responses. The items are measured through five point Likert scale. The Cronbach’s alpha value is .808 and.709 respectively. More than .7 alpha score indicate that the data is reliable. By the use of descriptive statistics and spearman’s rank correlation test data is analyzed and interpreted. The study found that the entrepreneurship education is positively related with self – employment create. Nigerian students take entrepreneurship education as a subject to lift their career as a self-employed person. Those students can start their own business. Because there is a positive correlation between entrepreneurship education and Self – Employment Create.

Keywords

• Entrepreneurship education
• Self – Employment Create
• Nigerian students in APG Shimla University

In The Eyes of Nigerian Students’ In Apg Shimla University, The Groundwork Of Self – Employment Created Among Nigerian Youth Is Entrepreneurship Education

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