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Relationship between management needs of secondary school headteachers and the in-service training offered:a case of Meru South and Maara districts,Kenya

By:

Njoka, Benjamin Kinyua

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TextPublication details: Chuka University College Chuka 2014LOC classification:

THE LC 5148 M83 2014

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