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EDUCATION AND LIBRARIANS’ CHOICE OF LIBRARY PROFESSION AS A CAREER IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS.
ABSTRACT
The study investigated education and Librarians’ choice of library profession as a career in
tertiary institutions in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States of Nigeria. It sought to examine
education and its relationship with librarians’ choice of library profession as a career. The
survey design was used for the study. The hypothesis was tested using the Pearson Product
Moment Correlation statistical technique and the relationship was established to be significant
at 0.05 level. Findings revealed that education had a significant relationship with librarians’
choice of library profession. The results of data analysis showed a high positive correlation
(0.68) between education and librarians’ choice of career. The study concluded that education
was a strong determinant of librarians’ choice of career. This paper recommended among other
things that tertiary institutions should offer equal opportunities to librarians for further
education for specialisation in their chosen career.
KEYWORDS: Education, Librarians’ Choice, Library Profession, Tertiary
Institutions
Obot, I., Ph.D, Uzoegbu, F., Okon, E. & Okoro, C
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