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April 11, 2025, has marked the official launch of Kukuza Education, a youth-focused initiative backed by the Ministry of Education and Sports. This new effort is well aligned with Uganda’s shift from a content-based to a competency-based lower secondary curriculum. The launch

National Curriculum Development Centre is training Master Trainers on the competency-based Advanced Secondary curriculum. The trainers will be deployed across the country to support teachers to interpret and implement the reviewed curriculum.

Today, National Curriculum Development Centre was honoured to share information about the competency-based Lower Secondary Curriculum with parents from the All Saints Cathedral family in Kampala. The outreach was arranged by the Save Our Children Initiative of the Church of Uganda.

Training of Master Trainers on the aligned A'level Curriculum is taking place at Canon Apollo Core PTC in Fort Portal City. UBC UGANDA captured highlights of the activity. Take a look: youtube.com/watch?v=7kZRA7…

The National Curriculum Development Centre has started training master trainers in the Advanced Level syllabus. #NTVNews bit.ly/3XZltgo?utm_me…

We are glad to be part of the key stakeholders participating in the National Curriculum Development Centre validation exercise in regards to the Primary Curriculum Framework. The exercise is aimed at gathering valuable insights and feedback to the ongoing framework review.

On day 2 of National Curriculum Development Centre validation exercise, we focus more on the Upper Primary School Curriculum Framework, aiming at guiding curriculum development, implementation, assessment and evaluation as well as the curriculum review and reform. We look forward to the final document and

UPDATED CALL FOR PAPERS! Are you a researcher? Submit your Abstract for the forthcoming 2nd International Conference on Curriculum Development or the Journal of Curriculum Development, Evaluation and Education. Deadline: 30th April, 2025. For details: https//www.ncdc.go.ug

Thank you The New Vision for sharing our response to Teacher Janifer's question about the A'level Curriculum. We encourage teachers to send any questions they may have about the curriculum through Mwalimu.

Today, we respond to a question from Kennedy Opio, a teacher in Amolatar. His concern is about instructional materials for the Advanced Secondary Curriculum. Thank you The New Vision for sharing our response to his question.

The competency-based Lower Secondary Curriculum aims to produce learners with employable skills who are competitive in the job market. Grab a copy of The New Vision for new insights into the early benefits of the new teaching/learning approach to the learners.

Orientation of A'level teachers on the aligned Advanced Secondary Curriculum is underway across 21 centres in eastern and northern Uganda sub-regions. It covers the interpretation of the competency-based curriculum, teaching & learning (methodology), and school-based assessment

Happening Now! Our ED, flanked by National Curriculum Development Centre Director, Dr Grace Baguma and RELI Africa Uganda Country Lead/FICH ED, Emmy Zoomlamai Okello to launch the Action for Life Skills and Values in East Africa Uganda Parental/Community Engagement Initiative.

Dr Grace Buguma, Director National Curriculum Development Centre emphasises the role of parents/guardians/caregivers as key stakeholders, she highlights that  parents play a pivotal role in nurturing these skills. This initiative will create an invaluable opportunity to deepen their awareness of the importance

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National Curriculum Development Centre is orienting A-level teachers from the central region on the advanced secondary curriculum. This will empower them to interpret the competency-based curriculum, guide teaching & learning, and conduct school-based assessment

Following a successful campaign in eastern and northern Uganda sub-regions, National Curriculum Development Centre is orienting teachers from schools in the central region on the competency-based A'level curriculum. #Kibuli SS

Teachers from select schools in the central region participate in orientation sessions on the reviewed Advanced Secondary Curriculum at Lubiri SS. The school is one of 21 centres across the region that have hosted the orientation sessions since Monday.

Orientation of A’level teachers on the competency-based Advanced Secondary School curriculum wraps up in some areas of central Uganda. National Curriculum Development Centre will now move to the western region and continue with select centres in central region.