Vol. 2005 No. 1 (2005)
Teacher Motivation and Retention Strategies in Rural Cameroon Schools: An Insight into an African Context
Emefo Nguema, University of Yaoundé I
Chinsembu Okwessuh, Catholic University of Central Africa (UCAC)
Nkwi Achamany, Catholic University of Central Africa (UCAC)
Uvumbe Ekwegbu, Catholic University of Central Africa (UCAC)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18815104
Published: November 20, 2005
Abstract
Rural schools in Cameroon face unique challenges in retaining qualified teachers due to limited resources, poor infrastructure, and inadequate support systems. A qualitative approach was employed through semi-structured interviews with teachers, administrators, and local community members to gather insights into the current challenges and potential solutions. While significant progress has been made, ongoing support and investment are required to sustain these improvements. Implementing targeted interventions such as scholarships for education, regular training sessions, and establishing community partnerships can further bolster teacher motivation and retention efforts.
How to Cite
Emefo Nguema, Chinsembu Okwessuh, Nkwi Achamany, Uvumbe Ekwegbu (2005). Teacher Motivation and Retention Strategies in Rural Cameroon Schools: An Insight into an African Context. African Online Learning Studies, Vol. 2005 No. 1 (2005). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18815104
Keywords
African geographyrural contextsmotivation theoriesretention strategieseducational policycommunity involvementparticipatory approaches