In short
These are examinations done by students who join vocational institutions after completing primary school level. The certificates they receive after a three year period are equivalent to Uganda Certificate of Education Olevel certificate.
The Uganda Business and Technical Examination Board (UBTEB) is set to release community polytechnic certificate and advanced craft examination results.
UBTEB Executive Secretary, Onesmus Oyesigye says a total of 5,927 students sat exams in November and December, among them 1,112 females and 4,860 males. The examinations were conducted in 492 centres.
These are examinations done by students who join vocational institutions after completing primary school level. The certificates they receive after a three year period are equivalent to Uganda Certificate of Education "O'level" certificate.
The vocational courses done at this level include; welding and fabrication, wood work technology, agriculture, plumbing, automotive mechanics, bricklaying, among others. UBTEB last year started releasing this set of examination results to enable students to enroll for advanced certificates with those who join vocational institutions after completing senior four.
"After completion of this level the candidates for a national certificate in TVET for a period of two years and after that enroll for diploma and then the university," Oyesigye said while addressing media ahead of the release due tomorrow February 5.
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Oyesigye said Ugandans should heed to government calls to embrace vocational education and training. This sector, he said is producing a competent and skilled workforce.
UBTEB Executive Secretary, Onesmus Oyesigye says a total of 5,927 students sat exams in November and December, among them 1,112 females and 4,860 males. The examinations were conducted in 492 centres.
These are examinations done by students who join vocational institutions after completing primary school level. The certificates they receive after a three year period are equivalent to Uganda Certificate of Education "O'level" certificate.
The vocational courses done at this level include; welding and fabrication, wood work technology, agriculture, plumbing, automotive mechanics, bricklaying, among others. UBTEB last year started releasing this set of examination results to enable students to enroll for advanced certificates with those who join vocational institutions after completing senior four.
"After completion of this level the candidates for a national certificate in TVET for a period of two years and after that enroll for diploma and then the university," Oyesigye said while addressing media ahead of the release due tomorrow February 5.
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Oyesigye said Ugandans should heed to government calls to embrace vocational education and training. This sector, he said is producing a competent and skilled workforce.
