PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF TEACHERS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN EVENING SCHOOLS

Authors

  • Bipoupout University of Yaoundé
  • Ernest Ukumadam Anji University of Yaoundé

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/ephijer.v3i1.42

Keywords:

Teacher’s training, academic performance, students, evening schools

Abstract

This  study  aimed  at  investigating  the  effect  of  professional  training  of  teachers  on  the academic performance of students in evening schools.  The working hypothesis which guided this  study  read  thus;  “the  quality  of  the  professional  training  of  teachers  influences  the academic performance of students in evening schools”. The survey design was used in this study.  As  a  result,  64  teachers  were  randomly  selected  from  three  Anglophone  evening schools  in  Yaoundé  to  form  the  sample. Thestatistical  tool  that  wasused  to  verify  the hypotheses  was  the  chi-square. The  results  confirmed  that  there  is  a  significant  relationship between the level of a teacher’s training and the academic performance of students in evening schools.Based  on  these  findings,  some  suggestions  were  made  to  holders  of  the  education community in order to increase the professional competences of evening school teachers.

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Published

2019-04-27