Name
Prof. Chris Chizor Chukwurah
DepartmentVocational Education
DesignationProfessor
EmailAbout Prof. Chris Chizor Chukwurah
Prof Chris Chukwurah is the Dean of Faculty of Education. He is of the Department of Vocational Education, University of Calabar: full product of University of Nigeria Nsukka, where he bagged of his degrees. He is a Professor of Business and Marketing Education, Specializing in Business Education, Marketing Education and Entrepreneural Education for Research. Visiting Professor in many Universities among others are: 1. University of Nigeria, Nsukka 2. Rivers State University of Technology, Port Harcourt. Benue state University, Makurdi. Prof Chris Chukwurah is happily married with children.
| S/N | Qualification | School Atttended | Started | Finished |
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| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). Exploring small and medium entrepreneurs approaches to creating customer value and satisfaction in Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Entrepreneurship and Enterprises Management. 1(1). 42-47 | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. 92001). Improving vocational and technical education to enhance poverty alleviation in the 21st century. African journal of vocational education (AJOVED), 1 (1) 94-105. | |
| TAWO, R., ARIKPO, A.B; OJUAH, M. U. and CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2010). The role of open/distance learning in the attainment of United Nations millennium development goals in Cross River State. Indian Journal of Open Learning. 19,(1) 23-31. - INDIA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2008). Business education and human resources development and utilization in Nigeria: South African Journal of Education Leadership and Management.1 (1)-27-33. - SOUTH AFRICA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (1988). Requirements for the Expectations of Vocational Business Education in the year 2010. Functional Education in Nigeria Towards 2010 A.D. and beyond- Enugu: Cresco Publishers 219-226 | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. 92001). Improving vocational | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2011). Administration of Non-formal Vocational Education Programme in Nigeria towards meeting the challenges of 2020, International Journal of Education, Science and Public Policy in Africa (IJESPPA) 1(1). http://ijesppaonline.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/volume-1fall-2011.pdf - USA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). Business education and career opportunity creation in private enterprises in Cross River State, Nigeria. African Journal of educational Foundations. 3, (2) 68-78. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C (2010). Utilization of indigenous communication strategies in promoting marketing practices in rural communities in Nigeria. Canadian social science, 6 (6) 217-221. - CANADA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2014). Standards and Quality Assurance in Business Teacher Education and Development in Nigeria. International Journal of Innovative Research and Studies. 3(5), 500-510. www.ijirs..com/vol3issue-5/35.pdf - INDIA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2010). Retooling instruction in junior secondary school business studies for the information age in Nigeria. Journal of counseling association of Nigeria (CALJOCAN). 4, (4) 57-63. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2014). Globalization, Technological advances and activities of marketing companies in Nigeria. Asia Journal of Management Science and Education (ALMSE). 3(3), 95-101. http://www.ajmse.leena-luna.cojp/JMSEPDFs/Vol.3(2)AJMSE2014(3.2-12)pdf | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2009). Influence of information and communication technology on consumer purchasing behaviour in Calabar Urban. International Journal of Education, Economics and Development (IJEED). 1,(1).96-102 - SWITZERLAND | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). Status of business teacher education (bte) programme in Cross River State. Journal of the national association of science, humanities and education research. 5, (1). N157-161. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2006). Improving teaching practice through effective classroom communication. African Journal of Vocational Education (AJOVED), 3(1) 90-104. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2011). Access to Higher Education in Nigeria: The University of Calabar at a Glance. Canada Social Science 7, (3), 108-113. http://journals.vaggi.org/browse/index/38?sortorderld=48recordspage=7. - CANADA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). Vocationalization of business teacher education programmes in Nigerian Universities. Journal of Educational Improvement. 4, (1). 72-80. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (1997). Consumer education as an obligation for business education. Journal of technology education, 2 (1). 95-102 | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2002). Craft making, creativity and the skill development of the primary school child. A Journal of education Administration, Planning and Research (IJEAPR). 1(1). 129-138. | |
| Okon J. E. Ekanem, E. E. and Chukwurah, C. C. (2008). Entrepreneurial studies and students perception of post graduation job creation ability. A case study of University of Calabar, Nigeria. Journal of Education Administration and Planning (NJEAP)-(2). | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. and ABBAH, J. K. (2007). Vision and mission of vocational education in human resources development and utilization in Nigeria. African Journal of Foundations (ajef) 3, (2) 28-67. | |
| AKAH, U., CHUKWURAH, C. C. and IHEJIAMAIZU, C. C. (2011). Assessment of indices of job satisfaction among nursing staff in Calabar metropolis of Cross River State, Nigeria. Canadian Social Science, 7, (1). 1240129. - CANADA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2011). Enrichment of Business Curriculum in a globalized world. Intergrative Human Journal. (12), 89-95 http:www.academia.edu/1831628/integrative human Journal-Ghana-Volume-one-Number-two. - GHANA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). The place of business education in the implementation of universal basic education (UBE) in Cross River State of Nigeria. African Journal of Allied Education (AJAE), 1(1). 28-34 | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2004). Consumer education: principles and practice Ushie Printing and Publishing Company Limited. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2002). Craft making, creativity and the skill development of the primary school child. A Journal of education Administration, Planning and Research (IJEAPR). 1(1). 129-138. | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2010). Globalization, entrepreneurship and teacher education in Nigeria: challenging role of vocational educators. International Journal of Management in Education (IJMIE), 4(4)-369-375 - SWITZERLAND | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. (2007). Computer education in Nigerian secondary school curriculum: A case study of Cross River State, Nigeria. The International Journal of Learning. 14, (3)-171-175 - AUSTRALIA | |
| CHUKWURAH, C. C. and Ojuah M. U. (2010). Quality assurance in the assessment of student’s academic performance in Nigeria Universities. The global studies Journal, 1(2) 57-65. - CALIFONIA |
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| S/N | Conference | Description | Started | Finished |
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| 2nd National Conference on Science, Mathematics | 2nd National Conference on Science, Mathematics | 1997-11-28 | 1997-11-29 | |
| 1st International Conference on Education and the new world order | 1st International Conference on Education and the new world order 1st International Conference on Education and the new world order – 28th -31st October, 2002, Unical. Paper presented: Computer Education in Nigerian Secondary School Curriculum: A case study of Cross River State. | 2002-10-28 | 2002-10-31 | |
| The 2nd African Council for Distance Education (ACDE) Conference and General Assembly | The 2nd African Council for Distance Education (ACDE) Conference and General Assembly held in Lagos, from 8-11 July, 2008. Paper presented: (i) The role of open/distance learning in the attainment of United Nations Millenniums Development in Nigeriaâ€. (ii) “Open and Distance learning (ODL) for enhanced vocational skills for sustainable development in Nigeriaâ€. | 2008-07-08 | 2008-07-11 | |
| 15th Annual National Conference of the Nigerian Vocational Association (NVA) University of Nigeria | 15th Annual National Conference of the Nigerian Vocational Association (NVA) University of Nigeria, Nsukka 31, July, 2010. Papers presented: (i) Globalization, technological advances and marketing activities: Challenges of marketing companies in Nigeria. (ii) Repositioning Business Education for work skill requirements in an Information and Communication Technology Era. | 2010-07-31 | 2010-07-31 |