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Challenges in learning for employment at University of Botswana. Source: data collected 2019.
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... section presents the challenges encountered by students in learning for employment. The histogram (Figure 1) below indicates responses to the question on challenges encountered by students in learning for employment from students across the different faculties. Open Access Library Journal From the graph above, the challenges that were reported by the students have been tabulated. ...
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... section presents the challenges encountered by students in learning for employment. The histogram (Figure 1) below indicates responses to the question on challenges encountered by students in learning for employment from students across the different faculties. Open Access Library Journal From the graph above, the challenges that were reported by the students have been tabulated. ...
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... However, these adult learners apart from these dependencies have their demographical challenges such as age factor, marital status and gender that may act as challenges apart from the social and other responsibilities that impeded them as adult learners. Mokibelo & Seru (2020) argue that socio-cultural factors largely account for the high unemployment rate in the United Kingdom. Mokibelo & Seru (2020), generalize this assertion that students from the University of Botswana are similarly affected by these sociocultural factors. ...
... Mokibelo & Seru (2020) argue that socio-cultural factors largely account for the high unemployment rate in the United Kingdom. Mokibelo & Seru (2020), generalize this assertion that students from the University of Botswana are similarly affected by these sociocultural factors. Ryu (2022) argues that time, age and money are obvious challenges that prevent adult learners from achieving their educational goals. ...
... Beyond the economic damage, COVID-19 has caused a shrink in the way society and more specifically university students perceive employment. In the case of Ivorian university students, choosing between entrepreneurship and employment entails several complex considerations, given the unique socioeconomic landscape of Ivory Coast (Mokibelo & Seru, 2020). More post-graduated students are pushing their intention toward a more promising activity which is entrepreneurship. ...
