
- β Engage in interactive sessions that enhance your understanding of the CBC.
- β Complete assessments and assignments to reinforce your learning.
- β Participate in forum discussions with fellow educators to share insights and experiences.
- π― Understand the Competency-Based Curriculum and its key components.
- π― Link curriculum materials such as the syllabus, learnerβs book, and teacherβs guide.
- π― Design and implement effective formative and summative assessments.
- π― Integrate real-world learning experiences into your teaching.
- π― Plan and facilitate lessons using project-based learning approaches.
- π― Utilise ICT tools to enhance teaching and learning.
- π― Support learners with special educational needs (SEN) through differentiated pedagogy.
- π― Record and report learner achievements in line with CBC requirements.
- β A registered LMS account.
- β Reliable internet connectivity.
- β A dedicated study plan to track your progress.
We are excited to embark on this journey with you. Letβs learn, grow, and transform teaching together!
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning

In this module, you will explore the shift from traditional knowledge-based education to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). We will dive into the reasons behind the curriculum change and the key differences that have shaped the lower secondary CBC. Additionally, you will gain a deeper understanding of the competency-based model, its core principles, and how it aims to enhance student learning outcomes by focusing on the development of practical skills and competencies. This module will equip you with the knowledge to effectively implement and adapt to the changes in the curriculum.
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning

In this module, you will explore key curriculum documents and their significance in teaching and learning. You will also learn how to establish strong linkages between the syllabus, learnerβs book, and teacherβs guide to enhance instructional effectiveness. By understanding these materials, you will be able to design and deliver lessons that foster deeper learning, critical thinking, and skill development among learners.
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning

Teaching in a Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) requires a shift from traditional teacher-centred methods to learner-centred approaches that actively engage students in their own learning. This module explores Competency-Based Pedagogies by focusing on instructional strategies that foster critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration.
In this module, you will:
- Understand the principles of learner-centred methods and their role in competency development.
- Learn how to design and implement interactive learning activities that encourage active participation.
- Develop strategies to facilitate student inquiry, exploration, and real-world application of knowledge.
By the end of this module, you will be equipped with practical approaches to facilitate meaningful learning experiences, ensuring students acquire and demonstrate competencies that prepare them for real-life challenges.
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning

This module focuses on the assessment strategies within the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). It provides educators with tools to measure and evaluate learner progress effectively. The sessions explore different types of assessments, the importance of triangulation, and how to integrate real-world applications into teaching. By the end of this module, educators will understand formative, summative, and criterion-referenced assessments and be able to use the evaluation grid effectively.
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning

This module explores the effective integration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in teaching and learning. It provides educators with practical strategies and tools to enhance classroom instruction, promote learner engagement, and support 21st-century skills.
Through six interactive sessions, participants will understand the role of ICT in education, plan for its integration, explore various tools and platforms, and assess its impact on teaching and learning outcomes.
By the end of this module, participants will be able to:
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Explain the role of ICT in enhancing teaching and learning.
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Plan how to integrate ICT meaningfully into lessons.
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Identify different levels of ICT integration.
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Use ICT for lesson planning and classroom instruction.
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Apply ICT tools for assessment and feedback.
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Support self-directed learning through ICT platforms.
Educators are encouraged to reflect, share experiences, and explore both online and offline ICT tools suitable for diverse learning environments. Active participation in discussions and activities is key to maximising the benefits of this module.
- Teacher: NCDC Elearning