Quality of Teaching Faculty in Public Sector Universities of Pakistan as Viewed by Teachers Themselves
2011 iojes Cilt 2009/1, Sayı 1
İngilizce öz
This research article discusses quality of faculty in public sector universities of Pakistan. All the teachers of
public sector universities of Pakistan constituted the population. From the cluster of twelve public sector
universities, 300 teachers were selected as a sample. A questionnaire for faculty members was administered
at 5-point rating scale in order to collect their views about the quality of teachers in public sector university
of Pakistan. Standard deviation and standard error of means were calculated to measure the quality of
teaching faculty. Teacher were found to be competent enough to provide conducive environment for
learning. Pre service training courses for university teachers in teaching methodology, curriculum planning
and education were required in order to improve teaching as a whole. Teachers were dissatisfied with
present pay structure which resulted brain drain of teachers. Except a few teachers, majority of the teachers
were not provided with housing facility. It is recommended that teachers be qualified and skilled and they
should be given every possible facility. Teachers pay scales be revised and they be given quite attractive pay
package in order to overcome brain drain of teachers.