Tracer Study of Agricultural Graduates in Ghana
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This study was conducted to trace agriculture graduates from 1993 to 2008, with the view of generating
relevant information that could possibly feed into curricula review to ensure that agricultural training
institutions are able to produce graduates better suited for the job market.
Specifically, the study sought to:
assess the nature of agricultural training provided by Agricultural training institutions;
assess the degree to which the training of agricultural graduates equipped them for their job
performance;
assess the demand for agricultural graduates, and
capture the perspectives of agricultural graduates on their training and the job market.
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