Faculty Development Program Of Selected Private Higher Education Institutions In The Province Of Albay: An Assessment
Anna Marie S. Lomenario
Discipline: others in business and management
Abstract:
Teaching quality is the foundation of
education quality. That is why faculty development
is deemed crucial for educational quality and
success in the overall educational system.
This study assessed the faculty development
programs of five selected private higher education
institutions (HEIs) in the second and third
districts of the province of Albay. A qualitative
research design was used, with semi-structured
interview and document analysis as tools for data
gathering. Findings reveal that (1) the majority of
the private HEIs’ faculty are only bachelor’s degree
holders; (2) the objectives of faculty development program are similar across the
private HEIs; (3) faculty performance evaluations are the private HEIs’ most
used tool for training needs analysis; (4) continuing professional development
practices are similar across the private HEIs; while (5) institutional support and
return of service provisions vary among the private HEIs. The study also found
that the common challenges faced by the private HEIs in their implementation of faculty development efforts are time and budget constraints while opportunities
most available to support their faculty development programs are the scholarship
grants/financial assistance from external sources, industry immersion, and
reduced CPD costs with the emergence of online seminars, workshops, and
conferences. A faculty development plan was created that may be used by private
higher education institutions.
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