An Assessment of Teachers' Performance Management System: The Case of Saudi Ministry of Education

ALSHAIKHI, NADA

doi:10.23889/SUthesis.57469

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An Assessment of Teachers' Performance Management System: The Case of Saudi Ministry of Education / NADA ALSHAIKHI

Swansea University Author: NADA ALSHAIKHI

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Performance management system (PMS) is now seen as a strategic initiative to enhance individuals’ performance and consequently that of the organisation. The aims of performance management (PM) are to create a shared vision of the goals and objectives of an organisation and to help individuals to und...

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Published:	Swansea 2021
Institution:	Swansea University
Degree level:	Doctoral
Degree name:	Ph.D
Supervisor:	Debrah, Yaw A. ; Finniear, Jocelyn
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An Assessment of Teachers' Performance Management System: The Case of Saudi Ministry of Education / NADA ALSHAIKHI

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