Title

SK TREASURERS' PERCEIVED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS, BENEFITS, CHALLENGES, AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 11768

Author(s)

Dahab, Mary Angel H.

Balcos, Daisery T.

Gonato, Renicitas Ner Teofila D.

Sahipa, Shanette C.

Affiliation

Misamis University

Degree Program

Bachelor of Science Management Accounting

Contributor

Ilusorio, Gilda L. – Adviser

Laput, Joseph Glenn J. – Panel

Apao, Ariel A. – Panel

Carpio, Renzitelo Alf P. – Instructor

Year

2024

Abstract

This study assessed the perceived knowledge and skills, benefits, challenges, and effectiveness in implementing Republic Act No 11768 among Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Treasurers in selected cities of Misamis Occidental. The research employed quantitative analysıs, gathering data from 106 SK Treasurers to evaluate their experiences with the mandatory TESDA bookkeeping training requirement This descriptive-correlational study used purposive sampling, a questionnaire lor data collection, and statistical tools, including SD, Mean, and Spearman's Rho, to analyze the relationship between SK Treasurers' challenges and effectiveness in implementing Republic Act No. 11768. Results revealed that SK Treasurers demonstrated a Very High level of perceived knowledge and skills, while perceived benefits, perceived challenges, and the effectiveness of RA 11768' implementation were rated High Correlation analysis revealed significant positive relationships between effectiveness and all three variables: perceived knowledge and skills, perceived benefits, and perceived challenges. Notably, the strong positive correlation with challenges suggested that SK Treasurers may be developing resilience and adaptability in response 10 difficulties, ultimately enhancing their effectiveness in implementing the law These findings indicate that while SK Treasurers face various challenges; the mandatory training program effectively equips them with the necessary competencies for their roles The study recommends continued support for training programs while addressing identified challenges to further enhance the implementation of RA 11768 and strengthen youth participation in local governance.

Keywords

Local governance, Republic Act 11768, Sangguniang Kabataan, SK
Treasurers, TESDA training, youth empowerment