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An investigation into the nature and effect of internal public relations in education: a case study of the national youth service secretarial college

Richard Nyakundi Rori

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Public Relations have become such an important tool for any school that wants to achieve her educational and societal objectives.It is an important foundation for educational progress and success.However, good external school public relations are founded upon good internal public relations among the members of a school.A school, whose level of internal public relations is low, is unlikely to develop the understanding, interest and confidence of the public.

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Public Relations have become such an important tool for any school that wants to achieve her educational and societal objectives.It is an important foundation for educational progress and success.However, good external school public relations are founded upon good internal public relations among the members of a school.A school, whose level of internal public relations is low, is unlikely to develop the understanding, interest and confidence of the public.

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Public Relations have become such an important tool for any school that wants to achieve her educational and societal objectives.It is an important foundation for educational progress and success.However, good external school public relations are founded upon good internal public relations among the members of a school.A school, whose level of internal public relations is low, is unlikely to develop the understanding, interest and confidence of the public.

Key concepts: Service (business), Public service, Political science, Public relations, Psychology, Pedagogy, Medical education, Sociology

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