This chapter presents and analyzes data collected from Ishiagu Community in Ebonyi State on the impact of entrepreneurship education on poverty alleviation. A total of 110 questionnaires were distributed and retrieved. The results show that most respondents perceive a difference in views of entrepreneurship education between agricultural and business students. Many also believe problems with entrepreneurship education occur to a very high or high extent in the study area. Most respondents think entrepreneurship education increases productivity and skills while converting resources into products and services. Finally, the majority see a relationship between entrepreneurship education and business.
This chapter presents and analyzes data collected from Ishiagu Community in Ebonyi State on the impact of entrepreneurship education on poverty alleviation. A total of 110 questionnaires were distributed and retrieved. The results show that most respondents perceive a difference in views of entrepreneurship education between agricultural and business students. Many also believe problems with entrepreneurship education occur to a very high or high extent in the study area. Most respondents think entrepreneurship education increases productivity and skills while converting resources into products and services. Finally, the majority see a relationship between entrepreneurship education and business.
This chapter presents and analyzes data collected from Ishiagu Community in Ebonyi State on the impact of entrepreneurship education on poverty alleviation. A total of 110 questionnaires were distributed and retrieved. The results show that most respondents perceive a difference in views of entrepreneurship education between agricultural and business students. Many also believe problems with entrepreneurship education occur to a very high or high extent in the study area. Most respondents think entrepreneurship education increases productivity and skills while converting resources into products and services. Finally, the majority see a relationship between entrepreneurship education and business.
This chapter presents and analyzes data collected from Ishiagu Community in Ebonyi State on the impact of entrepreneurship education on poverty alleviation. A total of 110 questionnaires were distributed and retrieved. The results show that most respondents perceive a difference in views of entrepreneurship education between agricultural and business students. Many also believe problems with entrepreneurship education occur to a very high or high extent in the study area. Most respondents think entrepreneurship education increases productivity and skills while converting resources into products and services. Finally, the majority see a relationship between entrepreneurship education and business.
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CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
4.1 Data Presentation This Chapter shows the presentation and analysis of data carried out in Ishiagu Community, Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State on the Impact of Entrepreneurship Education in Poverty Alleviation. The researcher made analysis based on the questionnaires administered to the selected individuals from the communities that make up the study area. However, the data presented and analyzed in this chapter cover all and those which bear direct relevance to the research questions stated on this study. The results of the questionnaires are presented in table form and their responses also have the percentage rating. A total of 110 questionnaires were distributed and all were successfully retrieved. 4.2 Analysis of Research Question Research Question 1: Are there any difference in the perception about entrepreneurship education among students from Agricultural Science and Business Area? Table 4.1: Difference in the perception about Entrepreneurship education among students from Agric science and business area. RESPONSE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE (%) Yes 73 67 No 37 33 Total 110 100 Source: Field Survey, 2020. From the table 4.1 above, 73 respondents representing 67% were of the opinion that there is difference in the perception about entrepreneurship education among students from agricultural science and business area while 37 respondents representing 33% said no. Research Question 2: How can the perceived problems associated with entrepreneurship education occur in the area of the studies? Table 4.2: How perceived problems associated with entrepreneurship education occur in the area of the studies. RESPONSE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE (%) Very high 50 45.5 High 32 29 Low 20 18.2 Very low 8 7.3 TOTAL 110 100 Source: Field Survey, 2020. The table 4.2 above shows that 50 respondents representing 45.5% of the population said that the perceived problems associated with entrepreneurship education occur in the area of the studies to a very high extent, 32 respondents 29% said it is to a high extent, 18.2% said it is low while 7.3% said it is very low. Research Question 3: What are the impacts of entrepreneurship education on Ishiagu Local Government Area? Table 4.3: Impact of entrepreneurship education on Ishiagu Local Government Area. RESPONSE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE (%) Increases productivity in the 57 52 metropolis Entrepreneurship education 33 30 provides adequate skills to the individuals that are willing to learn. They convert resources into useful 20 18 products and services. TOTAL 110 100 Source: Field Survey, 2020 From the above table, 57 respondents representing 52% said that entrepreneurship education increases productivity in Ishiagu metropolis, 33 respondents representing 30% said that entrepreneurship education provides adequate skills to the individuals that are willing to learn while 20 respondents representing 18% said that entrepreneurship education converts resources into useful products and services. Research Question 4: Is there any relationship between entrepreneurship education and business? Table 4.4: Relationship between entrepreneurship education and business. RESPONSE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE (%) Yes 80 73 No 40 27 Total 110 100 Source: Field Survey, 2020 From the table 4.4 above, the researcher observed that 80 respondents representing 73% of the study population were of the opinion that there is a relationship between entrepreneurship education and business while 40 respondents representing 27% said no.
4.3 Discussion of Findings
From the above research, the researcher observed that entrepreneurship education will be a suitable way of reducing poverty in Ishiagu local government area and Ebonyi State at large. This is supported with the response from the respondents. In question 1, the researcher observed that there is difference in the perception about entrepreneurship education among students from agricultural science and business area because 73 respondents representing 67% supported the idea while 37 respondents representing 33% were negative. In question 2, it was observed that the perceived problems associated with entrepreneurship education occur in the area of the studies to a high extent because 50 respondents representing 45.5% of the population said and 32 respondents 29% supported the idea while makes it a total of 74.5% and 18.2% with 7.3% said it is low. In research question 3, 57 respondents representing 52% said that entrepreneurship education increases productivity in Ishiagu metropolis, 33 respondents representing 30% said that entrepreneurship education provides adequate skills to the individuals that are willing to learn while 20 respondents representing 18% said that entrepreneurship education converts resources into useful products and services. In research question 4, the researcher observed that there is a relationship between entrepreneurship education because 80 respondents representing 73% of the study population supported the opinion and 40 respondents representing 27% said no.