Life Cycle of Private Schools Experiencing Failure in Democratic Republic of Congo

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ABSTRACT

Over 217 private schools were surveyed on bankruptcy or failure in the Educational Province of Kinshasa-West between 2007 and 2012 in DR Congo. This particular situation needs to be studied. This mixed methods study with triangulation allowed collection and exploitation of two types of data separately. The qualitative data were made up by the archives documents of the 140 schools. The quantitative data collected by survey (questionnaire) with 420 actors from these private schools respectively ex-schools’ promoters, ex-teachers and ex-schools’ principals. This sequential exploratory mixed methods study describes briefly some determinant factors of failure and categorize, classify and describe the characteristics of life cycle stages of these private schools’ experiencing failure.

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Tshiunza, C. , Batekele, L. and Yawidi, J. (2017) Life Cycle of Private Schools Experiencing Failure in Democratic Republic of Congo. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 5, 318-342. doi: 10.4236/jss.2017.510027.

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