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CAREER
CHOICE AND IT'S EFFECT ON SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study
Career
selection is one of many important choices students make in determining future
plans. This decision will impact them throughout their lives because; the
essence of who the student is revolves around what the student wants to do with
their life-long work. Super, Savicks, and Super (1996) maintains that initial
career decision-making is a cultural developmental task that students are
expected to have accomplished by the end of their high school year. Career
selection has become a complex science with the advent of information
technology, the emergence of post industrial revolution and job competition. At
secondary school level, a student is expected to have knowledge of what he or
she intends to do in the future, this in turn guides the choice of subjects the
West African Certificate (WACE).
This
decision – making is very important and students must be allowed to choose
their careers because it will create awareness in the students mind for the
challenges ahead (Joans, 1986). The younger generation is the future of any
society. Therefore, their career choices should help them develop the
knowledge, skills and attitude needed to successfully examine their lives,
while exploring and evaluating a wide range of career options to attain goals
in the future.
Ini Local
Government Area came into existence in September 23, 1991. Ini people are known
for their rich cultural heritage which bears strict similarities with those of
other Ibibio communities in the state. They are predominantly farmers who
cultivate their products in commercial quantities. Their specialization in mat
making has introduced them into trading, which not only takes them to the width
and breath of Akwa Ibom but beyond causing them to interact with people from
other countries. In this modern and computer age, Ini people have adjusted to
other occupations like nursing, teaching, engineering etc. This has given rise
to multiple careers and choices from which the students in the Local Government
can make.
Participation
in activities at home, school, community, gives room for interaction among the
students and this opens their minds to possibilities, placing factors or
determinants to their choices of career. These factors guides them to choose
careers they can excel in, because in the future, a career choice a student had
made must be able to sustain him or her through times of financial, emotional
family, political and educational needs etc. Clearly, career choice is
purposeful or necessary and must be carefully done to avoid regrets. Students forced
into any career find it difficult to embrace and adjust to the challenges that
come, thereby leaving the student at a choice of being stagnant or retreating
as the case may be.
This also
discourages the student and puts him or her in a position of not wanting to try
anything new or different in a case where the student cannot excel to maximum
expectation. Indeed, career choice is for development and the choice of a
career must satisfy the expectations of the student(s) to attain higher heights
as he or she strives to succeed. This work is hinged on the determinants of
career choice among secondary school students in Ini Local Government Area.
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