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موضوع به انگلیسی:Effect of COVID-19 on acquisition
of employable skills among
national service personnel
in Ghana
بخشی از متن:Abstract
Purpose – This study examined the effect of COVID-19 on the acquisition of employable skills among national
service personnel in Ghana.
Design/methodology/approach – The study adopted the cross-sectional descriptive survey design from the
positivist paradigm to collect data from a sample of 2,263 out of a population of 77,962 trainees (national service
personnel) posted to the public (85.1%) and the private (14.9%) sectors for the 2019/2020 service year. Sampling
techniques were simple random, stratify and snowball sampling techniques and Google form softcopy
questionnaire was used for data collection.
Findings – The study found that COVID-19 had made workplaces and work schedules very risky for trainees’
acquiring employable skills in Ghana because their employers/trainers’ were unable to provide adequate PPEs
for trainees. Preventive measures such as mandatory leaves, reduced workload/working hours and shift
system had reduced the duration for acquiring employable skills which could affect employability and
aggravate graduate unemployment in Ghana. The sustainability and quality of job opportunities presented by
COVID-19 to graduate trainees-farming; trading and online teaching could also not be guaranteed.
Research limitations/implications – It was recommended that employers/trainers should provide
adequate PPEs, introduce teleworking with the necessary tools and training for their trainees. Educational
institutions should provide work-based learning methods in their curricula to enhance employable skills for
national service graduates. Government’s support for trainees venturing into self-employed job opportunities
presented by the COVID-19 was also recommended
Practical implications – It was recommended that employers/trainers should provide adequate personal
protective equipment (PPE), introduce teleworking with the necessary tools and training for their trainees.
Government’s support for trainees venturing into self-employed job opportunities presented by the COVID-19
was also recommended
