Abstract
The study investigated the management of Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Boko- haram insurgency returnee Camps for Job Creation in Adamawa state. TVET is one of the effective ways of imparting employable skills necessary to build communities in conflict and crisis situations.It is one of the areas that can contribute significantly in building process in Boko-haram insurgency situation. It provides skills to the youths who were victims of the recent Boko-Haram insurgency displacement, as a step in re-integrating them into the civil society. The purpose of the study was to determine access, teachers, curriculum and TVET system development in managing Boko-Haram insurgency for job creation in returnee Camps of Adamawa state. To achieve the purpose, four research questions and four hypotheses guided the study. Descriptive survey research design was adopted for the study. All the thirty (30) humanitarian staff in the returnee Camps were utilised for the study. Data was collected using researcher’s instrument titled "managing Technical, Vocational Education and Training for Boko- Haram insurgency returnee Camps questionnaire". This was validated and reliability was determined using Cronbach Alpha, which gave a reliability coefficient of 0.90. The data collected was analysed with a descriptive statistics of mean and standard deviation for answering research questions and t-test for testing the hypotheses at 0.05 level of significance. The findings of the research showed that access, teachers, curriculum activities and TVET system development in managing TVET programmes for Job Creation was inadequate. The study concluded that access, teachers, curriculum and TVET system development for managing TVET programmes were not adequate. Recommendations of the study, among others included that federal, state and local governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international aid and donor agencies should make TVET programs for job creation adequate for Boko-Haram insurgency returnees in Camps of Adamawa state.