Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System

Authors

  • Dr. Ojebiyi O.A Ojebiyi O.A

  • Adediran Adekunle Amos

Keywords:

human resource management, staff, educational system, government quality

Abstract

Human Resource Management is a long-established task within the governments management frame work. Through this task the government meets its obligation to be a good employer; seeks to secure staff commitment; and develops and manages staff to give their best to help the government serve the community. For quality effective educational system to be achieved, government through Ministries of Education need to respond to changing community expectation mean that, the task of managing both teaching and non teaching staff better is more important than ever-it is the staff who deliver the service, and it is through a new emphasis on staff management that a customer service and performance oriented culture will gradually evolve. Government through various Management of Educational sector need to sponsor its staff for in-service training, workshop, conference, seminar etc. for optimum delivery of services in their various department. To meet the obligation of managing staff, government needs money, enabling working conducive environment, and staff support. Every staff in the educational sector has a role to play in meeting the challenges of improving human resource management practices and maintaining a dynamic and progressive approach to managing people. This paper therefore explains how human resource management works in Nigeria Educational System. It also describes the core principles and values of the government, were responsibilities lie and key management task and strategies that must be addressed.

How to Cite

Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System. (2013). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 13(10), 1-8. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/

Author Biographies

Dr. Ojebiyi O.A Ojebiyi O.A

Amos Adediran (also known as Adediran Adekunle Amos) is a Nigerian academic and researcher affiliated with the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, as well as Obafemi Awolowo University and the Federal College of Education. His research interests span entrepreneurship education, human resources management, gender education, and social justice. He has authored four scholarly works, including 'The Perception of Students on The Need for Entrepreneurship Education in Teacher Education Programme,' 'Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System,' 'Unbiased Gender Education as a Remedy for Social Inequality in Nigeria,' and 'The Necessity of Justice, Equality and Peace in the Society.' With 19 citations and an h-index of 1, his work contributes to educational and social development in Nigeria.

Adediran Adekunle Amos

Amos Adediran (also known as Adediran Adekunle Amos) is a Nigerian academic and researcher affiliated with the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, as well as Obafemi Awolowo University and the Federal College of Education. His research interests span entrepreneurship education, human resources management, gender education, and social justice. He has authored four scholarly works, including 'The Perception of Students on The Need for Entrepreneurship Education in Teacher Education Programme,' 'Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System,' 'Unbiased Gender Education as a Remedy for Social Inequality in Nigeria,' and 'The Necessity of Justice, Equality and Peace in the Society.' With 19 citations and an h-index of 1, his work contributes to educational and social development in Nigeria.

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Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System

Published

2013-03-27

How to Cite

Quality Human Resources Management for Effective Educational System. (2013). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 13(10), 1-8. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/