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100	1		_aMoussa, Tarek Riad _gMaster in Education Management
245	1	2	_aA Comparative Study for Enhancing Job Satisfaction and Teacher Retention In International Private Schools in Jeddah, KSA and Schools in West Bekaa, Lebanon.
260			_aBeirut _bLebanese International University _c2015
300			_a51 pages
500			_aالنوع : Mémoire
520	3		_aThis paper compares between international private schools in Jeddah-KSA and private schools in West Bekaa County – Lebanon in order to investigate the factors that can help increase job satisfaction among teachers in the purpose of improving teacher retention in Lebanon. Statistical figures assure the increase of immigration among degree holders and other data shows that almost 27% of Lebanese immigrants reside in the Gulf region. This thesis attempts to study the factors that cause Lebanese to choose working abroad. Two sets of questionnaires were distributed to teachers in Jeddah-KSA and West Bekaa- Lebanon to identify the reasons that may affect the job satisfaction rate among teachers. The results of this study showed that indeed teachers in Lebanon have less job satisfaction but the main reason for immigration resides in the socio-economical factors and the unstable political and security events in Lebanon.
650		4	_aBekaa
650		4	_aBekaa
650		4	_aJob Satisfaction
650		4	_aPrivate sector
650		4	_aSatisfaction professionnelle
650		4	_aSecteur Privé
650		4	_aالبقاع
650		4	_aالتعليم الخاص
650		4	_aالرضى الوظيفي
856			_zLebanese International University
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