Angerous, Palla
(2019)
Effects of teachers
turnover on teaching effectiveness in Public Primary School at Dodoma Urban
District.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
The challenge of employee turnover is common in both small and large
organizations in the world. The study focus on the following specific objectives of
this thesis to explore the teachers turnover rate in selected primary school, to
determine the factors contributing to teachers turnover and to examine the effects of
teacher turnover on delivery of quality and good service a case of selected public
primary schools at Dodoma Urban district council, The Study guided by Two-
Factors Theory. The Study targeted 100 respondents from selected primary School
and education officers. The Study used Questionnaire, interview, documentary
review and observation to collect primary and secondary data. The data collected
were sorted, cleaned, edited and coded for using SPSS statistical package. The
findings of the study analysed using percentages and frequencies then presented
using tables. The findings indicate that there is low rate of teacher’s turnover in
Dodoma Urban district Council, whereby an average of one to two teachers leaving
teaching job in every year. Also the study revealed that apart from low rate of
teachers’ turnover there is shortage of teachers in Dodoma Urban where by one
school have five to thirteen teachers. Poor working conditions, poor remuneration,
harassment, and loan/debt have been the major reason for primary school teachers to
leave their job in Dodoma Urban.Major recommendations that were made include
the following: The schools administrations should provide mentoring programs for
new teachers; these programs will help the new teachers to be familiar and cope with
teaching job. Also, the government should offer incentives to primary school
teachers so as to motivate them working in difficulty environment. Furthermore, the
government should increase teachers’ salary to reasonable amount.
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