Grade 11 and 12 Web Designe and Development Floechart 3 Sep 24
Grade 11 and 12 Web Designe and Development Floechart 3 Sep 24
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Acknowledgements
The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Ministry of Education expresses its gratitude to the
Federal Technical and Vocational Training Institute, Misrak Polytechnic College and General
Wingate Polytechnic College for professional support of this Flowchart development. The
Ministry of Education is grateful for the time and unwavering commitment of expertise provided
by the writers and evaluators of the aforementioned institutions.
The Ministry of Education would also like to thank the Ministry of Labor and Skills for their
technical support and for sharing their Occupational Standards to be used as a reference for
Competency and Content Flowchart design and development.
Contents
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1 Introduction 1
1. Introduction
Following the advent of the new Ethiopian Education and Training Policy (2023), Career and
Technical Education (CTE) has evolved as a field in transition. It predominantly focuses on
preparing students for work, life, further education as well as employment.
The aim of CTE is to provide Grades 11 and 12 students the chance to develop skills and get
training that will provide access to “Level One” jobs, while also meeting employers’ demands
for qualified worker. Furthermore, CTE also aims to provide students of Grades11 and 12 with
the academic and technical skills, knowledge, and attitude necessary to succeed in future careers
and to become lifelong learners.
As indicated in the curriculum framework every year, schooling at all levels begins on the first
week of September and ends on the fourth week of June. Learning and training time for all levels
will be 10 months or 35 weeks. In level 1 Career and Technical Education each career pathway
has 10 periods per week and 350 periods in a year. All career pathways will carry equal amount
of time. There will be two semesters in between which is found a one-week break, On the
average, the number of schooldays is 175. The first semester has 88 days while the second has 87
days. Schools operate on a full day for Grade11 and 12.
This competency and content flowchart is used to develop syllabus. The competency and content
flowchart has four sections. These are introduction, career pathway description, competency
flowchart and Competency, Outcome and Content Flowchart. In this Competency and content
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flowchart competencies are identified and arranged from simple to complex for each career
pathways. For each competency outcomes are designed. Finally, contents and sub contents are
identified to achieve each outcomes keeping vertical integration.
The rationale behind selecting this pathway is the increasing and bigger role of websites in
today’s world economy. Because we live in the digital era, the growing popularity of the internet,
mobile and handheld devices give organizations the opportunity to easily reach their customers.
you must have noticed that every popular business has its own websites that help the customer to
locate the services they provide. Not only for business, but websites are also built for portfolios,
blogs, funding, charities, events, and more. Without any doubt, a career in web development is
indeed a great choice, especially in today’s technology-driven world it is Highly Demanded and
considered critical to the success of a business. In addition, its Simple and Easy to learn futures
and the opportunity Work from where you want with a Limited resources attracts many students.
As they work and train in the path, students gain competencies that enable them to work on
front-end and back-end web development projects. Or they can choose to work as a freelance
web developer for multiple clients or work as a full-time web developer for an organization. of
course, web development is one of the most revered skills that can attract high salaries and
secure your dream job.
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3. Competency Flowchart
Upon successful completion of the program, the graduates of certificate in Accounting and
Finance Career pathway will have the relevant knowledge, skills and attitude that will enable
them to acquire, and implement the competencies listed below:
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I Operate Personal 1. Identify web careers pathways 1.1. Introduction Information Technology as a career
Computer
1.2. Introduction to Web Design and Development career Paths
2. Connect Hardware and 2.1 Introduction to Computer
Network Peripherals 2.2 Organization of computer systems
2.3 Safe Work Conditions and Procedures
2.4 Environment Protection
3. Install operating system and 3.1 Operation Systems and Installation
application Software 3.2 Application Software Installation
3.3.Installing Devices Driver
4. Navigate and use the 4.1 Navigate and use the Operating System environment
Operating System environment 4.2 Understand and Customize the Desktop Environment
4.3 Manage Files and Folders:
4.4 Uninstalling and removing Applications
4.5 Create and manage user accounts
4.6 Essential keyboard shortcuts
4.7 Use Windows system tools and applications
II Access and Analyze 1. Describe the Internet and the 1.1. Introduction to The Internet
Online Information world wide web 1.2 Introduction to the World wide Web
1.3 Introduction to Websites
2. Use and configure Web 2.1 Introduction to Web Browsers
Browsers 2.2. Navigating and utilizing Web browser features
2.3. Customizing and Configure Web browser
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VIII Use Web Authoring 1. Identify web IDE and 1.1. Overview of Web Authoring Tools
Tool authoring tools
2. Develop a web with authoring 2.1. Getting Started with the Adobe Dreamweaver CC
tools
2.2. Create a website
2.3. Working with Templates
3. Publish the website 3.1. Testing, Debugging, and Publishing to the Web
IX Develop Dynamic 1. Set up a Development 1.1. Introduction to IDE and web server
Websites Environment
1.2. Install and configure a text editor
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X Implement Content 1. Identify content management 1.1. Introduction to content management systems
Management Systems systems
2. Create a WordPress website 2.1. Setting up a WordPress Environment
1. Host and Deploy Website 3.1. Introduction to Web Host and Deployment:
3. Provide a quality products and 3.1. Systematic and procedural approach of Product or service
services
4. Implement a business and 4.1. Basics of business ethics and corporate social responsibility
Professional ethics
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