This National Diploma in Information and Communication Technology (NDICT) curriculum is aimed at producing graduates of technical diplomas who are relevant to the industry and world of work. It is learner-centred and competence-based and emphasises practical teaching, projects and acquisition of skills by the learners.

The curriculum is in line with the BTVET strategic plan of ‘’skilling Uganda’’ and BTVET act of 2008. The competences that the learners are expected to acquire are clearly spelt out in each module covered in the semester.

The modules offered in this programme are packaged in a manner that will  enable the learner to attain particular skills of performing tasks at any level of the respective semester.

Modules such as Computer Applications, Kiswahili and Communication Skills, are aimed at enhancing the learner’s report writing, communication and presentation skills.

This curriculum, if implemented effectively, will produce Technical ICT

Professionals who are able to:

i) Conceptualise, design and maintain websites.

ii) Repair computers and their accessories.

iii) Troubleshoot hardware and software problems.

iv) Design, maintain, use and backup databases.

v) Setup and maintain networks.

vi) Write codes of application programmes. 

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