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Parent’s Socio-Demographic Factors as Determinants of Career Choice Conflict among Senior Secondary School Students in Abuja (FCT)

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Abstract

This study investigated the extent to which parents’ socio-demographic factors such as age, educational qualification, type of education and socio-economic status influenced career choice conflict of senior secondary school students in Abuja, FCT. To guide the study, four research questions were posed and four null hypotheses formulated.

Ex-post facto research design was adopted for the study. The study was carried out in Bwari, Gwagwalada and the municipal area councils of Abuja.

The population for the study consists of 17,913 senior secondary school one (SS1) students in the approved government senior secondary schools in Abuja (FCT).

Introduction

In our society today, students face a complex and rapidly changing society. It has been reported that regardless of great effort put forth by families, government agencies and non-government agencies, many young people encounter difficulties in the transition from the world of school to that of work (Atchoarena cited in Pilot & Regis, 2012).

Investigating and better understanding the myriad  factors  that contribute to career choice is a topic of recurring interest in our schools today.

To  guide students in their career decision making, socio-demographic factors play a central role in this lifelong process (Pilot & Regis, 2012).

These  factors  include  family, school, career guidance program, media and peers. In this  study,  the  influence of family will only be investigated.

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