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Financial Report

Managerial Class

 

For Managerial class designed for Junior Secondary School (JSS 1-3) and Senior Secondary School (SS 1-3) students, it's important to focus on subjects that blend academic development with career-focused learning. Below is a list of core subjects and elective subjects for each level, keeping in mind career readiness:

Junior Secondary School

(JSS 1-3)

These subjects are generally mandatory for all students, providing foundational knowledge essential for a wide range of careers.

Core Subjects

  1. English Language: Communication, writing, critical thinking (essential for any career).

  2. Mathematics: Problem-solving, logical thinking, analysis (important for technical and managerial roles).

  3. Basic Science & Technology: Understanding scientific principles, innovation (supports careers in engineering, IT, research, etc.).

  4. Social Studies: Civic responsibility, understanding society (important for leadership and management).

  5. Business Studies: Basic business concepts, financial literacy (vital for careers in entrepreneurship, management).

  6. Civic Education: Leadership, governance, teamwork (important for managerial roles and understanding public sector dynamics).

  7. Physical and Health Education: Health management, teamwork, physical fitness (supports careers in healthcare, sports management).

  8. Agricultural Science: Knowledge of agriculture, entrepreneurship in agribusiness (for careers in agriculture, agribusiness).

Elective Subjects

Elective subjects are designed to allow students to focus on specific areas of interest, especially in areas tied to potential careers.

  1. Fine Arts: Creativity, design, visual communication (important for careers in graphic design, fashion, and art).

  2. Home Economics: Cooking, nutrition, home management (useful for careers in hospitality, nutrition).

  3. Foreign Language: French, Spanish, Italian, Germany, Arabic Language skills, cultural understanding (important for international business, translation).

  4. Computer Studies: Basic programming, computer literacy (important for IT careers).

  5. Music: Music theory, performance, creativity (important for careers in music production, performance).

  6. Language Studies: Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa language (important for students interested in delving deep in cultural preservation and communication skills in language studies).

  7. Religious Studies:  Christianity and Islamic studies (important for students interested in religion studies).

Senior Secondary School

(SS 1-3)

These subjects are generally mandatory for all students, providing foundational knowledge essential for a wide range of careers.

Core Subjects

  1. English Language: Continued emphasis on communication, writing, and critical thinking.

  2. Mathematics: Continuation of core skills in problem-solving, statistical analysis.

  3. Economics: Understanding the economy, resource management, financial planning (important for business management, finance).

  4. Business Studies: Advanced business concepts, marketing, management (essential for careers in entrepreneurship, business management).

  5. Accounting: Financial literacy, bookkeeping, auditing (important for careers in accounting, finance).

  6. Government: Political systems, governance, policy-making (useful for careers in public administration, law).

  7. Geography: Environmental understanding, urban planning, resource management (important for careers in urban planning, environmental science).

  8. ICT (Information and Communication Technology): Digital literacy, software use, programming (important for careers in IT, digital marketing, data science).

Elective Subjects

  1. Commerce: Trade, business management, marketing strategies (vital for careers in retail, marketing, and management).

  2. Food and Nutrition: Meal planning, health management (important for careers in the food industry, healthcare).

  3. Agricultural Science: Advanced agricultural knowledge (key for careers in agribusiness, environmental science).

  4. Technical Drawing: Design and visualization (important for careers in engineering, architecture).

  5. Catering and Hotel Management: Hospitality, customer service, event planning (ideal for careers in tourism, catering).

  6. Further Mathematics: Advanced mathematical techniques (important for engineering, computer science, actuarial science).

  7. Psychology: Human behavior, communication, emotional intelligence (important for careers in human resources, counseling).

  8. Marketing: Sales, advertising, consumer behavior (important for careers in marketing, sales).

  9. Visual Arts: Artistic skills, expression, digital art (important for creative careers such as design, art direction).

  10. Creative Writing: Writing, storytelling, communication (useful for careers in journalism, content creation, publishing).

  11. Language Studies: Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa language (important for students interested in delving deep in cultural preservation and communication skills in language studies).

  12. Religious Studies:  Christianity and Islamic studies (important for students interested in religion studies).

  13. Foreign Language: French, Spanish, Italian, Germany, Arabic (Multilingual communication, cultural awareness (important for international business, diplomacy, and customer service roles).

  14. Bookkeeping: Recording and managing financial transactions, ledgers, and accounts (important for careers in accounting, finance, auditing, and business management).

  15. Computer & IT: Study of computer systems, software, and information technology (important for careers in IT support, software development, network administration, and cybersecurity).

  16. Data Processing: Collecting, organizing, and analyzing data using computer systems (important for careers in data analysis, business intelligence, and IT management).

  17. Office Practice: Skills in managing office functions, including typing, filing, and communication (important for careers in administration, secretarial work, and office management).

  18. Salesmanship: Techniques for effective selling, customer relationship management, and marketing strategies (important for careers in sales, retail, marketing, and business development).

  19. Store Keeping: Management of inventory, storage, and stock control (important for careers in logistics, warehouse management, retail, and supply chain).

  20. Store Management: Overseeing the operation, organization, and profitability of a store or retail business (important for careers in retail management, business operations, and customer service).

Career-Focused

Learning Activities

 

By offering both core and elective subjects, students gain the essential skills for career advancement in various fields, from business to technology and the arts.

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  • Internships (for senior students, especially in business, technology, and hospitality sectors)

  • Workshops (in areas like coding, entrepreneurship, or financial literacy)

  • Career guidance (sessions on choosing careers based on subjects of interest)

  • Entrepreneurship clubs (for practical learning about business operations)

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