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Profile of the Respondents According to Member of the Family Member of the Family Frequency Percentage

Profile of the Respondents According to Member of the Family Member of the Family Frequency Percentage

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This study assessed the office competencies and challenges among the newly appointed Barangay Secretaries of Local Government Unit (LGU) of Nabua in Camarines Sur, Bicol Region in the Philippines. This descriptive method of research used questionnaire and interview using the percentage method and mean as its statistical tools using the four-scale r...

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... their attention may be divided between their profession and personal competencies. As shown in Table 4, the majority of the respondents are within the bracket of 3-4 family members with seventeen (17) or 48 percent; within 5-6 family members with eleven (11) or 31 percent; and 4th on rank are both within the members of the family bracket of 1-2 and more than 6 with two (2) respondents or 6 percent. As reflected in Table 5, the majority of the respondents are college graduates, with thirty-two (32) or 91 percent, while three (3) or 9 percent are high school graduates. ...
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... their attention may be divided between their profession and personal competencies. As shown in Table 4, the majority of the respondents are within the bracket of 3-4 family members with seventeen (17) or 48 percent; within 5-6 family members with eleven (11) or 31 percent; and 4th on rank are both within the members of the family bracket of 1-2 and more than 6 with two (2) respondents or 6 percent. As reflected in Table 5, the majority of the respondents are college graduates, with thirty-two (32) or 91 percent, while three (3) or 9 percent are high school graduates. ...

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Objective: The aim of this study is to ascertain the respondents’ socio-demographic profile and knowledge of their duties and functions as Barangay Secretaries as stated in the Local Government Code of the Philippines. Moreover, the study will likewise determine the number of in-service training they attended and the necessary training for their professional development. Theoretical framework: The theoretical framework of the study includes the Respondents' Socio-Demographic Profile, Knowledge of their Duties and Function as Barangay Secretaries, Number of In-Service Training Attended, and the Needed Training Necessary for their Development as independent variables. Data gathered on these will aid as a basis for the development of an In-Service Training Plan necessary for their professional development. Method: The descriptive method of research was used. The 49 Barangay Secretaries of Tuguegarao, City, Cagayan, were asked to respond to a survey questionnaire through the endorsement of the City Mayor. Responses were analyzed using Frequency Count and Four (4) Point Likert Scale. The results showed that many respondents are tertiary graduates and have been in the service for over three years or more. Although they already possess excellent knowledge of their duties and functions, they must still be trained. Originality/value: Therefore, it is suggested that there must be in-service training opportunities that must be provided by the Local Government Unit (LGU) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) thru Cagayan State University for them to hone their skills and increase their overall knowledge related to their duties and functions as Barangay Secretaries. Having said these, rest assured that the respondents can provide better public service that can improve the quality of life of people within their jurisdiction.