PROGRAMMES
The academic programmes on offer at the Certificate and Diploma levels in the Centre for Continuing Education and Workplace Training include:

a. Legal Secretarial Studies LSS
b. Multimedia design and Production - . MDP
c. Film and Television Production Techniques FTP
d. Computer Literacy CPL
e. Keyboarding - KBD
f. Call Centre Skills, Technology and Industry Overview - CCS
g. Telephone Communication Skills - TCS
h. Mobile Phone Usage and Usage and Ethics - MPU
i. Principles of small Business Management - PSB
J. Medical Office Procedures - MOP
k. Business Communication - BSC
I. Certificate in International Trade - CIT
Apart from the prescribed courses on offer in the specific academic programme, we have chosen the following courses as compulsory for all students in the diploma level.

GST 101 Use of English & Communication Skills

GST 103 Study Skills 1

GST 202 Computer Fundamentals

CCE & WT CURRICULUM DELIVERY MODES/POLICY

The four roles identified by the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) FOR CCE & WT (knowledge provider, resource for training capacity builder, and catalyst for collaboration) are focused on the following two curriculum delivery modes.

i. Open and distance learning policy: Continuous advocacy and promotion of Open and distance learning (ODL) as a major strategy to ensure equal and equitable access to education for all registered students and eventually to all Nigerians.

ii. Open and distance learning systems development: The CCE & WT ODL systems are builds and supported by adequate infrastructure and skilled workers. This programme expects to assist the students to build effective and efficient systems for sustainability and good practice.

iii. In all essentials the CCE & WT Open and Distance (ODL) approaches have all the usual ODL aspects and characteristics (1.) Open Learning; (2) Distance Learning; (3) Flexible Learning; (4) On-line and e- learning and (5) Virtual Learning.

CCE & WT ON-LINE SERVICES

Once enrolled for the CCE &WT Course, you will have direct e-mail access to your Course Facilitator and Programme Leader and you will be able to discuss your questions and problems with fellow students on our Discussion or Study Groups.

EVALUATION

CCE & WT exams written at approved NOUN Centres. You will be evaluated i all courses you have registered for whether practical, theory or project work. Tests are submitted to the centre through our specially designed leak-proof arrangement for marking For Theory Courses that use distance learning approaches there are three components making up your assessment.

a. The self-assessment exercises or questions within each unit of the lecture. These are meant to probe your under- standing of the concepts in the unit. It non- grading, that is, it does not add up to your grade in the course. It is advisable that, though your answers to these questions do not add up a credit to your overall grade in the course, you attempt all the questions yourself.

b. The tutor marked assignment of about 3 or 4 for a whole course. All of these you must compulsorily answer and be graded. The grade for the best two or three assignments will be used in your assessment. The TMA's constitute 40% weight-age for each course.

c. The end-or-semester examination is the third component and constitutes 60% of the total for each course. The period of sitting for the examination may be different from the scheduled end-of- semester examination period.