Total quality management practices of NCR SUCs and their relationship to school performance inputs for continual improvement of programs

Authors

  • Paulo O. Motita II Marikina Polytechnic College

Keywords:

TQM Practices, SUC-NCR, School Performance, Quality Education

Abstract

This study aimed to determine the total quality  management (TQM) practices of seven State
Universities and Colleges at the National  Capital Region, Philippines and their
relationship to their school performance  during school year 2012-2013, as assessed by
the administrators, faculty and non-teaching  personnel in terms of six dimensions anchored
on Deming's principles of TQM. These are  quality planning, customer satisfaction,
employee involvement, continual process  improvement, performance measures, and
supplier relationship.  The descriptive method of research was used  with the validated questionnaire as the data  gathering instrument. The respondents  comprised 156 administrators, 290 faculty  member and 208 non-teaching personnel who  had plantilla items. Their responses were  treated using the mean, Pearson r and one-way  analysis of variance.
The study revealed that the TQM practices such  as quality planning, customer satisfaction,
employee involvement, continual process  improvement, performance measures and  supplier relationship are being observed at a  high extent in the NCR- SUCs, as assessed by the  
administrators, faculty and non-teaching  Personnel.  

Moreover, the findings revealed that there is a  significant difference in the assessment of the  three groups of respondents, but there is no  significant relationship between the TQM  practices and school performance except for
continual process improvement as assessed by  administrator respondents. To the faculty
respondents, there is a significant relationship  between the TQM practices and school
performance. In sharp contrast, the nonteaching  personnel assessed that the TQM
practices of their Universities/Colleges are not  related to employee involvement and supplier
relationship.  

Based on the findings, the following conclusions  were drawn: 1) The SUCs have very good TQM
practices, 2) The administrators, faculty and  non-teaching personnel have varied views on
the extent of their TQM practices; 3) The TQM  practices of the SUCs affect their school
performance.

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2015-11-25

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Motita II, P. O. (2015). Total quality management practices of NCR SUCs and their relationship to school performance inputs for continual improvement of programs. Asia Pacific Higher Education Research Journal (APHERJ), 2(2). Retrieved from https://po.pnuresearchportal.org/ejournal/index.php/apherj/article/view/117