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Self-employment in crafts-an option for the disabled hearing impaired

This study examined self-employment as an option for the disabled hearing impaired using the exploratory design. Of the 80 respondents who took part in the survey 19(23.8%) were teachers of the hearing impaired, 19(23.8%) were hearing impaired employees, 37 (46.2%) were hearing impaired apprentices...

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720 |a Osowole, O. S.  |e author 
720 |a Onwuchekwa, J. N.  |e author 
260 |c 2001-12 
520 |a This study examined self-employment as an option for the disabled hearing impaired using the exploratory design. Of the 80 respondents who took part in the survey 19(23.8%) were teachers of the hearing impaired, 19(23.8%) were hearing impaired employees, 37 (46.2%) were hearing impaired apprentices and 5 (6.2%) were self employed hearing impaired persons. Four sets of self-administered questionnaire were used for data collection from the different groups of respondents. Findings showed that the hearing impaired could be self-employed, cope with new demands and developments involved in self employment. Good educational background and period of apprenticeship were found to be prerequisites for self employment. Communication was reported by 61.3% of respondents to be a barrier to self-employment. The implications of these education and rehabilitation of the healing impaired are discussed. 
024 8 |a Journal of the Nigerian Medical Rehabilitation Therapists 6(2) (Issue No. 12), pp. 20-23 
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245 0 0 |a Self-employment in crafts-an option for the disabled hearing impaired