The Influence of Strategic Enrolment Management and Other Factors on the Competence of B.Ed. Graduates

Abstract

The first part of this study consisted of a qualitative literature review to determine which variables other than strategic enrolment management might affect the competence of B.Ed. graduates. It was found that other factors might include teacher archetype, motivation to become a teacher, career planning and professional identity. This study presented the constructed operational definitions of each of the variables and the proposed structural relationships between them. In the second part, a quantitative approach was used and data were collected through a questionnaire. It is recommended that additional qualitative research is conducted to complement the findings of this study.


Keywords: strategic enrolment management, teacher education, student teacher, teacher archetype, teacher competence

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