Enhancing job satisfaction among heads of secondary schools: exploring perspectives

Figures & data

Table 1. Sample size, confidence levels and sampling error.

Size of population (N)	Sampling error of 3% with a confidence level of 95% Size of sample population (S)	Sampling error of 5% with a confidence level 90% Size of sample population (S)
50	48	43
75	71	59
83	78	64
100	92	74
500	341	176
1,000	517	213

Adapted from Cohen et al. (2000, p. 104).

Figure 1. HSS suggestions in view of promoting their job satisfaction levels.

Source: Field data.

Table 2. Detailed information of the respondents (N-78).

S/NO	Parameters	Variable	Frequency	Percentage (%)
		Public	58	74
1	School	Private	20	26
		Total	78	100
		Male	45	58
2	Gender	Female	33	42
		Total	78	100
		Single	24	31
3	Marital status	Married	53	68
		Widowed	1	1
		Total	78	100
		Below 35	17	23
4	Age	35-45	34	44
		45-55	21	28
		Above 55	4	5
		Total	78	100
		Below 5	31	40
5	Years of office tenure	5-15	38	49
		15-25	9	11
		Total	78	100
		Diploma	2	2
6	Qualification	Bachelor	60	77
		Masters	16	21
		Total	78	100

Source: Field data.

Cohen, L., Manion, L., & Morrison, K. (2000). Research methods in education. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203224342

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