ROLE OF SECRETARY AS A PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER GREW OUT OF THE PRESENT SIGNIFICANT ROLES SECRETARIES PLAY TO ENSURE GROWTH AND STABILITY OF ANY ORGANIZATION THEY ARE WORKING WITH AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PUBLIC RELATIONS LIFE

The desire to write on this particular topic. “The Role of Secretary as a Public Relation Officer grew out of the present significant roles secretaries play to ensure growth and stability of any organization they are working with and its relationship with the Public Relations life.
The project report is divided into five chapters.
Chapter one, Introduction, discuss the background of the study, the problem that led to the research, the questions raised by the problem to which this research work seeks to answer.
Chapter two, Literature Review discusses facts drawn form related literatures.
Chapter three, Researcher methodology delt with the method used in finding answers to the research questions, the population to be covered, the instrument used as well as the method of data analysis.
Chapter four, elaborated exhaustively on analysis and results of finding of the information collected in he field. (ie Data presentation).
Chapter five, delt with summary and conclusions drawn form the finding of the research. Recommendations that will enhance performance ere also made.

Title Page
Approval Page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table Of Contents
List Of Tales
Abstract

Chapter One
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background To The Study
1.2 Statement Of Problems
1.3 Objective Of The Study
1.4 Scope Of The Study
1.5 Research Question
1.6 Significance Fo The Study
1.7 Definition Of TermsChapter Two
2.1 Review Of Related Literature 
2.2 Who Is A Secretary
2.3 Classification Of Secretaries
2.4 Secretarial Cadres And Qualification
2.5 The Menacing Of Public Relation
2.6 The Importance Of Public Relation
2.7 Avenues Of Practicing Public Relation
2.8 Human Relations
2.9 Duties Of A Secretary As A Public Relations Officer
2.10 Duties Of A Secretary To Customers
2.11 Duties Of A Secretary To Members Of Staff
2.12 Summary Of The Related LiteratureChapter Three
3.1 Research Methodology
3.2 Sources Of Data Collection
3.3 Area Of The Study
3.4 Population Of The Study
3.5 Sample And Sampling Procedure
3.6 Instrument For Data Collation
3.7 Validation Of The Instruments
3.8 Reliability Of The Instrument
3.9 Administration Of He Research Instrument
3.10 Method Of Dat AnalysisChapter Four
4.1 Data Presentation And AnalysisChapter Five
5.1 Findings, Discussion Of Results, Conclusion And Recommendation 
References
Appendix