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Students’ Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) and Skill Acquisition of Library and Information Science (LIS) Students in University of Uyo
ABSTRACT
This study investigated Students’ Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) and Skill
Acquisition of Library and Information Science (LIS) Students in University of Uyo. The study
adopted descriptive survey design. The population of the study comprised all full-time (69) and
part-time (48) undergraduate students of library and information science in the 2018/2019
academic session. A total of one hundred and seventeen (117) respondents were used for the
study. A researcher-developed instrument tagged “SIWES and Skill Acquisition of LIS Students
Questionnaire (SSASQ)was used for data collection with a reliability index of 0.86. The data
obtained were analysed using frequencies, simple percentages and bar charts. Finding indicated
that all the Library and Information Science (LIS) students in the University of Uyo are attached
only to an academic library which is the University of Uyo. Finding also showed that the most
available working tool in the libraries/establishment students were attached is “subject
headings†with the least as “reference toolsâ€. Finally, the results proved that the most available
practical skills acquired during the programme is “cataloguing and classification of information
resources†with the use of “KOHA software†as the least. Recommendations included that, for
more exposure and adequate skill acquisition, Library and Information Science(LIS) students of
the University of Uyo should be given an opportunity undertake industrial attachment to other
types of libraries, publishing houses, media houses, archives and records centres.
KEYWORDS: SIWES, libraries/establishments, students, practical skills, Library and
Information Science, Skill Acquisition, University of Uyo
OBOT, Imaobong N. Ph.D, ASUQUO, Ben Ekomabasi & EFFIONG, Affiong Emmanuel
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