COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BILINGUAL AND MONO LINGUAL SECRETARIAL STUDENTS

Like many other professions secretary ship is dynamic. This thus accounted for the incessant change both in the content and procedure of the job of a secretarial practitioner. There is now a great needs for professionals possessing secretarial skills as well as ability to speak and write in language other than the lingual France of the secretary.
To meet this need many institutes both private and public have started programmes in bilingual secretary ship. This study went a long way in comparing the variables such as the curriculum level of performance problems encountered in training and prospects.
To do this relevant literature were reviewed and empirical findings were used to effect this comparism. The researcher made use of questionnaires necessary for this work.
From the findings conclusions were drawn and recommendations were made in the relevant areas

Title Page
Dedication
Acknowledge
Abstract
Certificate
Table Of ContentChapter One
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Historical Background Of Yaba College Of Technology
1.2 Importance Of The Study
1.3 Statement Of Problems
1.4 Scope Of Study
1.5 Significant Of The StudyChapter Two
2.0 Literature Review
2.01 Concept Of Secretary Ship
2.1 Definition Of Secretary
2.2 The History Of The Secretarial Profession
2.3 The Classes Of Secretaries
2.4 The Classes Of Secretaries
2.5 Bilingualism
2.6 Who Is Bilingual
2.7 Historical Development Of French Language
2.8 The Advantages Of French Language To A Sectary
2.9 Job Opportunities For Bilingual Students Problem Faced By Bilingual Secretaries In The Course Of Study
2.10 Problem Faced By Monolingual Secretaries In The Course Of Study
QuestionnairesChapter Three
3.0 Research Methodology
3.1 Population Of The Study
3.2 Sample Size And Distribution
3.3 Questionnaires
3.4 Interviews
3.5 Distribution Of Data
3.6 Method Of Data Analysis
Appendix

Chapter Four
4.1 Presentation Of Data Analysis

Chapter Five
5.0 Summary Conclusion Recommendation And Limitation Of The Study 
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Summary Of Findings
5.3 Conclusion
5.4 Recommendation
5.5 Limitation Of The Study
Research Question