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Situational Analysis of the Willingness to Accept Interns, Benefits and Challenges of Academic Internship Programmes to Host Organisations: Empirical Evidence from Ghana

2023Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social SciencesJournalOpen access

10.9734/arjass/2023/v19i2422 Full text1 citations

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4 authors.

Dr. Eric Kwadwo AmissahFirst author
- Takoradi Technical University (GH)
as printed: Eric Kwadwo Amissah
Frank B. K. Twenefour
- Takoradi Technical University (GH)
Kwabena Nduro -
- Takoradi Technical University (GH)
as printed: Kwabena Nduro
Emmanuel Asare AyimSenior author
- Takoradi Technical University (GH)

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Higher Education and Employabilitylevel 3 · 1.00
Human Resource and Talent Managementlevel 3 · 0.99
Engineering Education and Curriculum Developmentlevel 3 · 0.97

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2023 · Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · 1 citations
https://openalex.org/W4323042355

Situational Analysis of the Willingness to Accept Interns, Benefits and Challenges of Academic Internship Programmes to Host Organisations: Empirical Evidence from Ghana · Sankore