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Professional Male

Professional Class

 

For Professional class at Junior Secondary School (JSS 1-3) and Senior Secondary School (SS 1-3), the focus should be on subjects that blend academic knowledge with practical, career-focused learning, preparing students for professional careers in fields like law, medicine, business, engineering, and more. Here’s a list of core subjects and elective subjects designed to enhance both academic and professional development.

Junior Secondary School

(JSS 1-3)

These subjects provide essential foundational knowledge that can support students’ development in a professional career path.

Core Subjects

  1. English Language: Communication, reading comprehension, writing, and presentation (vital for all professional careers, especially in law, media, business, and more).

  2. Mathematics: Analytical thinking, problem-solving, and calculations (essential for careers in engineering, business, economics, and more).

  3. Basic Science & Technology: Basic understanding of science and technological processes (important for careers in medicine, engineering, technology, and more).

  4. Social Studies: Social understanding, critical thinking, and awareness of world events (important for law, public service, and business).

  5. Business Studies: Basic understanding of business concepts, finance, and marketing (key for students interested in business, economics, and management).

  6. Civic Education: Knowledge of governance, democracy, rights, and responsibilities (essential for law, politics, and leadership).

  7. Physical and Health Education: Promotes fitness and health (beneficial for careers in healthcare, sports management, and wellness industries).

  8. Agricultural Science: Knowledge of farming, food production, and environmental science (important for careers in agribusiness, environmental management).

Elective Subjects

Elective subjects allow students to specialize and develop skills related to specific professional fields.

  1. Home Economics: Cooking, home management, nutrition (useful for careers in hospitality, health, and wellness).

  2. Technical Drawing: Design and blueprint reading (important for students interested in architecture, engineering, and product design).

  3. Computer Studies: Basic computing, programming, and technology tools (essential for IT and technology-related careers).

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

  5. Fine Arts: Creativity, design, and visual arts (beneficial for careers in graphic design, media, advertising, and the arts).

  6. Music: Music theory, composition, and performance (important for careers in music production, media, and entertainment).

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

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

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

Senior Secondary School

(SS 1-3)

These subjects provide essential foundational knowledge that can support students’ development in a professional career path.

Core Subjects

  1. English Language: Continued emphasis on advanced writing, speaking, and critical thinking (vital for law, business communication, and all professional careers).

  2. Mathematics: Advanced problem-solving, algebra, statistics (critical for careers in engineering, economics, finance, and more).

  3. Economics: Understanding economic principles, market analysis, financial planning (important for careers in business, economics, accounting, and finance).

  4. Business Studies: Advanced knowledge of business practices, management, accounting (vital for aspiring entrepreneurs and business professionals).

  5. Government: Knowledge of political structures, governance, policy-making (important for careers in law, politics, and public administration).

  6. Physics: Understanding the physical principles behind the world (crucial for careers in engineering, technology, and medicine).

  7. Chemistry: Understanding chemical reactions and processes (important for medicine, pharmacy, engineering, and environmental science).

  8. ICT (Information and Communication Technology): Computer literacy, software programming, and digital tools (crucial for careers in IT, business, engineering, and media).

  9. Agricultural Science: Advanced knowledge in agriculture, farming technology, and sustainability (beneficial for careers in agribusiness, environmental science, and food security).

Elective Subjects

  1. Accounting: Financial management, bookkeeping, auditing (important for careers in accounting, finance, and business management).

  2. Commerce: Trade, marketing, and business strategies (crucial for careers in retail, logistics, marketing, and business management).

  3. Marketing: Consumer behavior, branding, advertising (vital for careers in sales, advertising, and business development).

  4. Law: Legal principles, contract law, and legal reasoning (essential for students pursuing law or working in legal-related fields).

  5. Psychology: Human behavior, mental health, and emotional intelligence (important for careers in counseling, human resources, and healthcare).

  6. Biology: Biological systems, anatomy, and environmental studies (crucial for careers in medicine, research, healthcare, and environmental science).

  7. Health Education: Health promotion, first aid, medical knowledge (beneficial for healthcare professionals, wellness coaches, and public health workers).

  8. Geography: Understanding global patterns, urban planning, environmental science (important for careers in environmental consulting, urban planning, and geography).

  9. Entrepreneurship: Starting and managing a business, business planning (important for students interested in starting their own business or working in startups).

  10. Hospitality Management: Hotel management, event planning, customer service (crucial for careers in tourism, event management, and hospitality).

  11. Tourism: Travel planning, cultural tourism, and management (important for careers in tourism, travel agencies, and event planning).

  12. Creative Writing: Storytelling, writing skills, and publishing (important for careers in journalism, publishing, content creation, and media).

  13. Literature in English: Literary analysis, writing and editing, research, communication (important for students interested in investigating various literary works, authors, and historical contexts).

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

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

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

  17. Physics: Study of matter, energy, and their interactions (important for careers in engineering, research, technology, and education).

  18. Insurance: Study of risk management, policies, and claims (important for careers in insurance, finance, risk management, and business consulting).

  19. History: Study of past events, cultures, and civilizations (important for careers in education, research, archiving, and museums).

  20. Foods & Nutrition: Study of food science, dietetics, and nutritional health (important for careers in healthcare, nutrition, food industry, and wellness).

  21. Fisheries: Study of fish farming, aquaculture, and aquatic ecosystems (important for careers in marine biology, fisheries management, and food production).

  22. Economics: Study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services (important for careers in business, finance, government, and research).

  23. ​Chemistry: Study of substances, their properties, reactions, and processes (important for careers in pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, environmental science, and education).

Career-Focused

Learning Activities

 

Offering a mix of core and elective subjects, JLD i-Academy will provide students with a well-rounded education that prepares them for both academic success and future career opportunities.

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  • Internships and Apprenticeships: Gaining hands-on experience in fields such as law, healthcare, business, or engineering.

  • Workshops and Seminars: Hosting events related to entrepreneurship, finance, law, or specific professional skills.

  • Field Trips: Visits to law courts, hospitals, businesses, media houses, or other professional settings to observe professionals in action.

  • Professional Certifications: Encouraging students to obtain certifications in areas like IT (e.g., basic coding), hospitality, or business management.

 

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