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Syllabus of Trade and Training in Cameroon Technical education

Syllabus of Trade and Training for Secondary Technical and Professional Education in Cameroon 

 Definition of the competence: Relevance of the trade and training

Title of the module : Trade and training

Class: Form 1 of Electrical Engineering (MARE, MAEL, MAIN, CAPA, MEFA, COOM, MEFE)

Minimum weekly workload: 02H

Minimum annual workload: 44H

Pedagogic recommendations

It involves the description of the different trades in electrical engineering.

Elements of the competence

1) Awareness of the trade

The trade
- Description of the trade
- Genesis and evolution of the trade in the local context.
- Domain of application of the trade.
- Principal activities of the trade.
- Deontology and ethics of the profession.
- Contraints of the trade;
- Stress factor
- Professional illnesses.
- Lexicon(glossary) of key words.
- Professional organisations

Assessment Indicators
- Describe the trade
- Give the domain of application of the trade.
- Give the genesis and evolution of the trade.
- Give the principal activities of the trade
- Give the deontology and ethics of the profession.
- Enumerate the different constraints of the trade.
- Give the lexicon of some key words
- Give the roles of the professional organization of this trade

2) Awareness of the trade with respect to demands in the training


The trade and training
- Stocktaking of the skills, aptitudes, attitudes, and knowledge required to do the trade.
- Career opportunities of this profession.
- Professional mobility
- Particular competences required.

Assessment Indicators
- Enumerate some skills, aptitudes, attitudes and knowledge required to do the trade.
- Give some career opportunities of this profession.
- Give the possibilities to evolve and professional mobility.

MINESEC/IGE/IPTI - 1st cycle syllabus for Secondary Technical and Professional Education (ESTP)

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