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First Term, Second Term and Third Term Unified Scheme of work for Basic 9 School Education for Private and Public School Compliance with the Government Approved New National Curriculum NERDC (Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council) and NAPPS (National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools) for Junior Secondary School Education Development.

The Subjects includes; English Studies, Mathematics, Basic Science and Technology, Physical and Health Education, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Studies, Nigerian History, Social and Citizenship Studies, Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA), Basic Digital Literacy, Pre-vocational Studies, French, Intermediate Science, Digital Technologies, Business Studies, etc.

JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL UNIFIED JSS3 SCHEME OF WORK (NEW NERDC SCHEME)

English Studies
Mathematics
Physical and Health Education
Christian Religious Studies
Islamic Studies
Nigerian History
Social and Citizenship Studies
Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA)
French
Intermediate Science
Digital Technologies
Business Studies
Solar Photovoltaic Installation and Maintenance
Fashion Design and Garment Making
Livestock Farming
Beauty and Cosmetology
Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs
Horticulture and Crop Production

JSS3 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM


Week	Speech Work	Grammar	Reading & Comprehension	Composition	Literature in English
1	– Revision of speech from last term	Revision of Parts of Speech	Scanning for main points	Informal Letter – Letter to my best friend on my plan for the academic session	Introduction to Fiction & Non- Fiction; Examples of Non-Fiction
2	The Schwa /ə/ sound (about, doctor, above)	Expressing/Describing emotions (Verb + Preposition)	Skimming for specific information	Writing to a Pen-pal	Poetry Analysis
3	Stress and Intonation (continued)	Adverbs of Frequency (often, always, occasionally)	Reading to cultivate referencing skills	Story Writing – All that glitters is not gold	Prose – Study of the recommended text
4	Consonants /ʒ/ and /dʒ/ (leisure/ledger, garage/large)	Changing positive statements to negative (using not)	Practice scanning, skimming, and normal rate reading	Expository Essay – How to care for a motor vehicle	Prose – Characterization, Theme, Plot
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination
6	Contrast between /ɜ:/ and /ɔ:/	Adjectives & Adverbs expressing willingness/unwillingness (with modals + adverbials)	Reading to make deductions from selected passage	Guided Writing	Drama – Recommended text; Rhyme Schemes; Characterization, Diction, Setting, Plot
7	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break
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8	Consonants /s/, /ʃ/, and /tʃ/ (ceiling, short, machine, cheque)	Adverbs of Place and Manner	Reading comprehension practice (Refer to Week 5 techniques)	Debate – Corruption is worse than Armed Robbery	Drama – Costumes and Props; More on Rhyme Schemes
9	Consonants /ʃ/ and /t/ (sheep/chip, fish/pitch)	Idiomatic Expressions	Reading comprehension practice (Refer to Week 6 techniques)	Descriptive Essay – My Favourite Subject	Prose – Questions on recommended text
10	Consonants /w/ and /j/	Adverbs of Cause/Reason (so that, in order to…)	Identifying topic sentences in passages	Debate – Child Trafficking is worse than Stealing	Review of Prose and Drama texts
11	–	Revision – Parts of Speech, Tenses, Adverbs, etc.	General Reading Comprehension Revision	Revision of Essay Writing Types	General Literature Revision (Prose, Drama, Poetry)
12	–	–	End of Term Examination	End of Term Examination	End of Term Examination
13	–	–	–	Closing	Closing

JSS3 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM


Week	Speech Work	Grammar	Reading & Listening Comprehension	Composition	Literature in English
1	Consonants /t/ and /θ/ (tin/thin, tick/thick)	– Revision of Parts of Speech	Reading for Critical Evaluation	Informal Letter – More on Writing to a Pen-pal	Review of Features of Folktales; Discussion of Selected Folktales
2	Consonant contrast /t/ and /s/ (tailor/sailor, pit/pass)	Prepositions expressing relations with people (with, for, against)	Listening for implied meanings	Guided Writing	–
3	Contrast consonants /ʃ/ and /ʒ/ (mission/pleasure, vision/measure)	The Simple Sentence	Listening to get main gist/points in a paragraph	Story Writing – The School Prize- Giving Day; At the Bus Stop	Poetry – Write a short poem (The Lonely Child); Short story (How the Tortoise got the Pattern on His Shell)
4	–	–	–	–	–
5	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination	Midterm Examination
6	Contrast vowels /ʌ/ and /a:/ (much/march, pun/park)	The Compound Sentence	Listening to questions in order to answer them	Informal Letter – To a friend about your best subject	Prose – Use of recommended text; Identification of Prose Features
7	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break	Midterm Break
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8	Nasal sounds /m/, /n/, /ŋ/ (mentor, knotty, fling)	Punctuation Marks – Uses of Capital Letters	Listening to interpret ideas in a passage	Informal Letter – To your grandfather/mother about visiting during the holidays	Drama – Theme, Setting, Characterization in recommended drama text
9	Vowels /æ/ and /ɜ:/ (bath/birth, arm/earn, farm/firm)	Reflexive and Relative Pronouns	Reading comprehension practice (Refer to Week 5, 1st Term)	Article Writing – The Evils of Youth Unemployment	Drama – Use of recommended text; Write a short playlet
10	Vowels /ɔ:/ and /ɒ/ (brought/hot, fought/cot, malt/pot)	Personal Pronouns – Rules of Usage	Reading comprehension practice (Refer to Week 2, 2nd Term)	Expository Essay – Drug Addiction	Poetry – Language in Poetry; Construct sentences with Irony and Hyperbole
11	Vowels /u/ and /u:/ (pull/pool, bush/sue, sugar/food)	Demonstrative Pronouns	Reading to summarize paragraphs	Argumentative Essay – Teachers are Better than Farmers in Society	Summarizing the Prose Text
12	Schwa /ə/ (about, pastor, again, above)	Differentiating Demonstrative Pronouns and Adjectives	Reading comprehension practice (Refer to Week 1, 2nd Term)	Expository Writing – Population Explosion	Drama – Revision of text with relevant questions
13	–	–	–	Closing	Closing

JSS3 ENGLISH STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Speech Work	Grammar (English Structure)	Comprehension / Vocabulary Development	Composition	Literature in English
1	Revision of last term’s exam	–	–	–	–
2	Review of Monotones	Review of Nouns and Pronouns	Look at some past comprehension questions	Review of Narrative/Descriptive Essays	Review of Major/Minor Characters, Theme, Plot, Tragic/Comic Elements, and Diction
3	Review of Diphthongs	Review of Verbs and Adverbs	Use past questions	Review of Argumentative/Expository Essay	Review of Literary Terms in Poetry (Metaphor, Simile, Alliteration, Irony, etc.)
4	Review of Consonant Sounds	Review of Adjectives, Conjunctions, Prepositions, and Interjections	Use past questions	Revisit Informal and Formal Letters with features	Use past questions
5–10	General Revision	General Revision	General Revision	General Revision	General Revision
11	Examination	Examination	Examination	Examination	Examination

JSS3 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown
1	Whole Numbers I	– Binary Number System – Using computer to do simple mathematical calculations – Translation of word problems into numerical expressions
2	Whole Numbers II	– Expressions involving brackets and fractions – Direct and Inverse Proportion – Applications of Direct and Inverse Proportion – Compound Interest
3	Addition and Subtraction of Numbers in Base 2	– Addition of two or three 3-digit binary numbers – Subtraction of two or three 3-digit binary numbers
4	Multiplication and Division of Numbers in Base 2	– Multiplication of two 2-digit binary numbers – Division of two or three-digit binary numbers
5	Mid-Term Examination	Testing first half of term’s work
6	Rational and Non-Rational Numbers	– Identifying rational and non-rational numbers
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Variations	– Solving variation problems on Direct, Indirect, Joint, and Partial
9	Factorization	– Factorization of expressions of the form: (i) ax + ay (ii) 3m + pq + 3p + mp (iii) a² – b² (iv) a² – 2ab – b² – Word problems involving factorization
10	Simple Equations Involving Fractions	– Solving simple equations involving fractions – Word problems leading to simple equations involving fractions
11	Change of Subject of Formulae	– Involving addition, multiplication, and roots
12	Examination	End-of-term examination
13	Closing

JSS3 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown
1	Simultaneous Linear Equations (I) – In One or Two Variables	I. Elimination Method II. Subtraction Method III. Graphical Method IV. Compilation of Table of Values
2	Simultaneous Linear Equations (II)	I. More Exercises on Simultaneous Linear Equations using Graphical Method II. Application of Simultaneous Linear Equation to Life Situation using Problem Solving
3	Geometry I – Similar Shapes	I. Similar Shapes – Identification of Plane Shapes II. Enlargements and Scale Factor – Enlarge Figures using Scale Factors
4	Geometry II	I. Calculate Lengths, Areas and Volume of Similar Figures II. Solve Problems on Quantitative Reasoning involving Similar Shapes.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Area Of Plane Figures I	I. Area of triangles II. Area of parallelogram III. Area of trapezium IV. Area of circles
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Area of Plane Figures II	I. Area of Sectors II. Word Problems Involving Areas of Plane Figures III. Quantitative Aptitude Problems on Areas of Plane Figures
9	Trigonometry	I. The Sine, Cosine and Tangent of an Acute Angle II. Applications of Trigonometric Ratios to Solve Problems on Angles and Sides of a Right-Angled Triangle
10	Angles of Elevation and Depression / Study of Measurement Using Clinometers	Apply trigonometric ratios to find angle of elevation and depression Use clinometers to demonstrate and estimate or calculate distances
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Vacation

JSS3 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown
1	Construction	I. Construction of Angle 45 Degree II. Construction of Angle 30 Degree III. Copying given Angles IV. Construction of Simple Plane Shapes
2	Measures of Central Tendency	Revision of previous work on mean, median and mode Calculate the Median of any given Data Calculate the Mode of any given Data Calculate the Mean of any given Data Calculate the Range of any given Data
3	Application of Measures of Central Tendency To Analyze any Given Information	—
4	Data Presentation – Pie Charts	—
5
6	Revision of JSS 3 Work	—
7–8	Mock Examination	—
9	JSSC Examination	—

JSS 3 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Physical Fitness & Body Conditioning	– Benefits Derived from Physical Fitness.- Factors that Influence Physical Fitness.
2	Recreation, Leisure and Dance Activities (Part 1)	– Pre-Colonial/Folk Traditional Dances.- Social Dances.
3	Recreation, Leisure and Dance Activities (Part 2)	– Foreign & Modern Dances.- Computer Games.- Values of Computer Games.
4	Track and Field Events	– Pole Vault.- Javelin.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Ball Games (Hockey) – Part 1	– Nature of the Game.- Basic Skills and Techniques in Hockey.- Rules & Safety Regulations.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Ball Games (Hockey) – Part 2	– Key Officials and Duties.- Facilities and Equipment.- Positions of Players.- Values/Importance of Hockey.
9	Group/Combined Events – Part 1	– Classification of Combined Events.- List of Various Events.- Duration of Events.
10	Group/Combined Events – Part 2	– Scoring System.- Facilities & Equipment.- Rules & Regulations.- Officials.- Safety Rules.
11	Revision	First Term Topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Nigerian Sports Heroes – Part 1	– Career Guidance in Physical Education.- Past & Present Sports Heroes and their Contributions.
2	Nigerian Sports Heroes – Part 2	– Professionals in Physical Education in Nigeria.
3	Contact Games – Taekwondo	– Nature & History of Taekwondo.- Basic Skills & Techniques.- Importance.- Safety Rules & Regulations.
4	Contact Games – Boxing	– Nature & History of Boxing.- Basic Skills.- Safety Rules & Regulations.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Non-contact Games – Part 1	– Basic Strokes and Styles in Swimming.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-contact Games – Part 2	– Gymnastics.- Classifications of Floor Activities.- Safety Rules and Regulations.
9	Personal, School & Community Health I – Part 1	– Types of Families.- Duties of Family Members.- Puberty in Boys & Girls.
10	Personal, School & Community Health I – Part 2	– Teenage Pregnancy & Consequences.- Assertiveness & Communication Skills.- Agencies Promoting Health Education in Nigeria.
11	Revision	Second Term Topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Personal, School & Community Health II – Part 1	– Ageing.- Life-enhancing Measures.- Death & Dying.
2	Personal, School & Community Health II – Part 2	– Drug Use, Misuse & Abuse.- Categories of Drugs.- Health Consequences.
3	Pathogens, Diseases & Prevention – Part 1	– Nature of Communicable Diseases.- Mode of Transmission.- Factors & Causative Agents.
4	Pathogens, Diseases & Prevention – Part 2	– Prevention & Management of Non- communicable Diseases.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Family Health – Part 1	– Types of Diseases & Modes of Transfer.- Disease Vectors.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Family Health – Part 2	– Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).- Consequences of Contracting Diseases.
9	Family Health – Part 3	– Prevention of Diseases.
10	General Health Education Review	Integrative review of Health Education concepts (Family Health, Diseases, Drugs).
11	Revision	Third Term Topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	The Promise of the Holy Spirit (Part 1)	John 14:16-17, 26; John 16:5-16 – Jesus promises the coming of the Holy Spirit; Acts 1:3-5 – waiting for the promise.
2	The Coming of the Holy Spirit	Acts 2:1-13 – The Day of Pentecost, speaking in tongues, reactions of the people.
3	Peter’s First Speech and its Effects	Acts 2:14-41 – Peter’s boldness, message of repentance, conversion of about 3,000 souls.
4	Fellowship in the Early Church (Part 1)	Acts 2:41-47 – Unity, sharing, prayers, breaking of bread.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Fellowship in the Early Church (Part 2)	Acts 5:1-11 – Fraud in the church (Ananias and Sapphira). Acts 6:1-2 – Murmuring and complaints.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Selection of Deacons	Acts 6:1-7 – Appointment of Stephen and six others; responsibilities of deacons.
9	Persecution of Early Believers (Part 1)	Acts 3:1-11, 4:1-22 – Arrest of Peter and John; Acts 6:8-15, 7:1- 60 – Arrest and martyrdom of Stephen.
10	Persecution of Early Believers (Part 2)	Acts 8:1-3; 9:1-2 – Saul’s persecution; Acts 12:1-4 – Martyrdom of James.
11	Revision	All topics from Weeks 1–10.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	The Ministry of Peter (Part 1)	Acts 8:4-25 – Peter and Simon the Magician.
2	The Ministry of Peter (Part 2)	Acts 9:32-42 – Healing miracles of Peter (Aeneas and Dorcas).
3	The Ministry of Peter (Part 3)	Acts 10:1-48 – Conversion of Cornelius. Acts 11:1-18 – Peter defends his action in Cornelius’ house.
4	The Ministry of Peter (Part 4)	Acts 12:5-24 – Peter’s release from prison and the death of Herod.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	The Ministry of Apostle Paul (Part 1)	Acts 22:1-5, 26-30 – Paul’s nativity and education; Acts 7:57-58; 8:1-3; 9:1-3 – Paul’s persecution of the Church.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	The Ministry of Apostle Paul (Part 2)	Acts 9:1-19; 22:6-21 – The conversion of Paul; Acts 13–14 – Paul’s first missionary journey.
9	The Ministry of Apostle Paul (Part 3)	Acts 15:1-35 – The Council at Jerusalem; Wrong and right ways of resolving conflicts.
10	Christian Unity and Living Among Non- Christians	Christian organisations in Nigeria; interdenominational cooperation; Christian giving (Phil. 4:14-20; 2 Cor. 8:3-5; 9:6-15); teachings that foster unity; Christians living in the community; Christian attitude to persecution.
11	Revision	All topics from Weeks 1–10.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS3 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of JSS2 Surahs	A’la, Ghashiyah, Fajr — revision and recitation
2	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Balad (Q90:1– 20)	Recitation and translation Lessons on moral courage
3	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Shams (Q91:1– 15)	Explanation of meaning Lessons on purity and righteousness
4	Qur’anic Recitation: Suratul Layl (Q92:1–21)	Memorization and understanding Rewards of good deeds
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment on Surahs and Tajwid
6	Rules of Ghunnah (Nasal Sound)	Explanation, letters, and application Practical recitation exercises
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Rules of Waqf (Stopping Signs)	Understanding symbols and pauses in recitation
9	Practical Tajwid Exercises	Group recitation and corrections
10	Importance of the Qur’an in Muslim Life	Guidance, healing, and reflection
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Tajwid and Surahs
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS3 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of Previous Hadith	Summary of JSS2 lessons
2	Selected Hadith on Leadership	Qualities of good leadership Prophet Muhammad (SAW) as a model leader
3	Hadith on Justice and Accountability	Importance of fairness and honesty in leadership
4	Hadith on Seeking Knowledge	Virtue of learning and teaching
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment on Hadith Studies
6	Tahdhib: Respect for Human Life and Property	Sanctity of life and property Avoiding violence and theft
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Tahdhib: Discipline and Responsibility	Islamic teachings on self-control and accountability
9	Tahdhib: Purity of Intention	Doing good deeds sincerely for Allah’s sake
10	Tahdhib: Role of Muslims in Society	Promoting peace, honesty, and compassion
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Hadith and Tahdhib
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS3 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES (IRS) SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of Fiqh and Iman (JSS2)	Recap of Arkan al-Islam and Arkan al-Iman
2	Funeral Rites in Islam	Washing, shrouding, prayer, and burial
3	Marriage in Islam	Conditions, types, and importance Rights and responsibilities of spouses
4	Inheritance (Mirath)	Basic principles of inheritance Rights of heirs
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment on Islamic Laws and Practices
6	Faith in Allah and His Attributes	Names and attributes of Allah Importance of Tawhid
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Belief in the Holy Books	The Qur’an and previous revelations Role of revelation in human life
9	Belief in the Hereafter	Accountability, Paradise, and Hellfire
10	Living a Life of Faith	Applying Iman through daily actions
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Fiqh and Iman
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Nigeria in the 21st Century	Political, economic, social developments
2	Leadership in Contemporary Nigeria	Past presidents and their impacts
3	Federalism in Nigeria	Meaning; Challenges of Nigerian federalism
4	Constitution of Nigeria	1999 Constitution and amendments
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Elections and Electoral Bodies	INEC; Electoral reforms
7	Midterm Break	–
8	National Security Issues	Insurgency, banditry, militancy
9	Anti-Corruption Struggles	EFCC, ICPC, whistleblowing policy
10	Role of Nigeria in Africa	Peacekeeping missions; Diplomacy
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS 3 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Nigeria and Globalization	ICT, trade, migration
2	Nigeria in International Organisations	UN, AU, Commonwealth
3	Nigeria and Global Peace	Peacekeeping contributions
4	Human Rights Development in Nigeria	Role of NGOs, NHRC
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Political Developments (2011–Present)	Elections, transitions, challenges
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Nigerian Youth and Politics	Role of youth in governance
9	Nigerian Women and Leadership	Contributions and challenges
10	Challenges Facing Nigeria	Poverty, unemployment, insecurity
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

JSS 3 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	National Development Plans	Vision 2020, Economic Recovery and Growth Plan
2	Sustainable Development in Nigeria	SDGs; Nigeria’s progress
3	Corruption and Accountability	Effects; Strategies for combating corruption
4	Nigerian Democracy and the Future	Prospects of governance
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Nigeria and African Unity	Nigeria’s role in AU, ECOWAS
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Preparation for BECE	Revision of JSS1–3 Nigerian History
9	Mock Examination	–
10	BECE Examination	–
11	Closing	End of JSS cycle
12	–	–
13	–	–

Week	Topic	Content
1	Citizenship Education Recap	Revision of key concepts from JSS1–2
2	Democracy and Human Rights	Relationship between democracy and human rights
3	Nigerian Constitution (1999)	Basic provisions; Fundamental objectives
4	Separation of Powers	Checks and balances; Importance
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Political Parties	Meaning; Functions; Party system in Nigeria
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Election Processes	Voter registration; Voting methods; INEC
9	Good Governance	Meaning; Principles; Citizens’ role in promoting it
10	Youth and Nation-Building	Roles of youth; Challenges; Opportunities
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

Week	Topic	Content
1	National Issues	Poverty, corruption, insecurity
2	Humanitarian Issues	Refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs)
3	Peace Education	Peacebuilding; Negotiation; Mediation
4	Human Rights Protection	Strategies; National and international frameworks
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Citizenship in a Digital Age	Cyber citizenship; Responsible use of technology
7	Midterm Break	–
8	International Relations	Nigeria’s role in UN, AU, ECOWAS
9	Global Peace and Security	Nigeria’s contribution to world peace
10	Civic Leadership Skills	Public speaking; Advocacy; Participation
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

Week	Topic	Content
1	Civic Challenges in Africa	Governance, corruption, conflict, underdevelopment
2	Human Rights in Africa	African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
3	Sustainable Development	SDGs; Citizens’ roles in achieving them
4	Entrepreneurship and Civic Responsibility	Linking business to national progress
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Civic Competence	Decision-making, teamwork, critical thinking
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Civic Participation in Nigeria’s Future	Role of citizens in elections, governance, development
9	Revision of Entire Junior Secondary Curriculum	–
10	Mock Examination	–
11	Final Examination	BECE preparation
12	Closing	End of JSS cycle
13	–	–

JSS 3 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS (CCA) SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Types and Features of Nigerian Traditional Arts	Nigerian Traditional Arts; Functions of Nigerian Traditional Arts; 1.3 Importance of Preserving Art as a Cultural Element.
2	Contemporary Nigerian Arts and Artists	Contemporary Nigerian Artists and their Contributions; How to Generate Income through Contemporary Artworks.
3	Meaning and Use of Motifs (Part 1)	Meaning of Motif and Pattern; Uses of Motifs.
4	Meaning and Use of Motifs (Part 2)	Creation of Motifs from Nature and Imagination; Repeat Patterns; Transfer of Motifs on Paper or Fabric.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Exhibition and Display Techniques	Preparing Artworks; Display Techniques; Categorising; Space, Screens and Lighting.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Lettering	Meaning of Lettering; Types of Lettering; Lettering Construction; Stages in the Construction of Letters.
9	Construction and Design	Meaning of Package Design; Functions of Package Design; Processes in Package Design.
10	Marketing of Artworks	Sources of Funding for Art Business; Outlets for Marketing Art Products; Ways of Marketing Art Products; Pricing of Artworks.
11	Revision	Revision of Weeks 1–10.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS (CCA) SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Embroidery (Part 1)	Meaning of Embroidery; Types of Embroidery; Embroidery Materials/Tools.
2	Introduction to Embroidery (Part 2)	Sources of Embroidery Designs; Methods of Transferring Motifs on Fabrics; 8.6 Embroidery Stitches Guide.
3	Knitting	Meaning of Knitting; Types of Knitting; Materials/Tools; Basic Knitting Stitches.
4	Crocheting	Meaning of Crocheting; Materials/Tools; How to Crochet.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Batik Work	Meaning of Batik; Materials/Tools for Batik Work; Making a Batik Project.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Uses of Music	Uses of Music; Impacts of Music.
9	Creating Music / Solfa Notation Values	Solfa Notation; Music Note Values; Rhythm; Clapping a Rhythm.
10	Drama and the Development of Rural Communities	Meaning of Drama and Theatre; Drama and Theatre for Rural Community Development; Ways Drama and Theatre Can Solve Community Issues and Problems; Roles of Drama and Theatre Towards Solving Community Issues and Problems
11	Revision
12	Examination
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS (CCA) SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Opportunities for Career Dramatists	Opportunities for Career Dramatists Opportunities for Career Dramatists in Nigeria How Drama Can Affect the Society Names of Notable Nigerian Dramatists/Playwrights
2	Processes of Choreography	Meaning of Choreographer Processes Employed by a Choreographer to Create a Dance Creating a Dance Pattern
3	Prospects of Studying Dance in Nigeria	The Prospects of Studying Dance in Nigeria
4	Unity	Meaning of Unity Causes of Disunity at Home, in School and in the Society How to Maintain Unity at Home, in School and in the Society Demonstration of Acts of Unity
5	Midterm Examination	—
6-13	Revision & Examination

JSS 3 FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Thème / Unité	Contenu
1	Décrire plus précisément une personne	Vocabulaire pour la description physique et morale; utilisation des adjectifs qualificatifs.
2	Décrire un paysage et des lieux touristiques	Identifier les paysages naturels, monuments, sites touristiques et utiliser des adjectifs appropriés.
3	Expliquer ses habitudes	Expressions pour parler de la routine quotidienne et des activités régulières.
4	Parler d’un événement passé (les souvenirs)	Utilisation du passé composé et de l’imparfait; raconter un souvenir.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Décrire un objet	Vocabulaire des formes, couleurs, matières; parler de l’usage d’un objet.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Comparer	Employer les comparatifs et superlatifs pour comparer personnes, objets et situations.
9	Dater et mesurer le temps	Savoir donner la date, l’heure; employer les expressions temporelles.
10	Raconter sa journée	Organisation d’un récit chronologique au présent et au passé.
11	Revision	Révision des unités 1–8 avec exercices pratiques (dialogues et rédaction).
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 FRENCH SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Thème / Unité	Contenu
1	Relater un événement passé	Employer le passé composé, l’imparfait et les adverbes temporels pour situer les actions.
2	Rapporter un fait récent	Utilisation du passé composé avec “venir de” et autres structures pour exprimer l’actualité immédiate.
3	Comprendre un récit / Écrire son journal	Lecture et compréhension de récits simples; rédaction de son journal intime.
4	Dire ce que l’on va faire	Utilisation du futur proche et du futur simple; parler de ses intentions.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Faire des projets	Exprimer ses projets personnels et scolaires; vocabulaire de planification et futur simple.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Consolidation orale et écrite	Exercices de dialogues, jeux de rôles et production écrite sur les unités 9–13.
9	Préparation au BECE (Partie I)	Révision ciblée: grammaire (temps du passé, futur, comparatifs).
10	Préparation au BECE (Partie II)	Révision ciblée: vocabulaire (description, transport, achats, temps, projets).
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of JSS 2 Work	Revision of matter, energy, and classification; Laboratory conduct and safety; Introduction to JSS 3 concepts
2	Ecosystem	Meaning and components; Interdependence and balance of nature; Food chains, food webs, and energy flow; Disruption of ecosystems
3	Natural Resources	Types: renewable and non-renewable; Importance to national economy; Conservation and management; Field observation project
4	Environmental Hazards	Meaning and types: drought, desertification, erosion, flooding; Causes and prevention; Disaster preparedness; Community safety measures
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Environmental Health	Meaning and components; Importance of clean environment; Role of individuals and government; Environmental health officers
8	Waste Disposal and Recycling	Methods of waste disposal; Importance of recycling; Practical waste sorting activity; Effects of poor waste management
9	Sustainable Development	Meaning and principles; Environmental protection and sustainable use; SDGs related to environment; School eco- project
10	Review of Environmental Concepts	Summary of major environmental topics; Quiz and group presentation
11	REVISION	Review of all topics in Term 1
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	The Cell and Its Functions	Cell theory; Organelles and their roles; Differences between plant and animal cells; Observation under microscope
2	Tissues and Organs	Meaning and examples of tissues; Types and functions; Organs and organ systems; Importance of coordination
3	Heredity and Variation	Meaning of heredity; Inherited and acquired traits; Importance of variation; Simple genetic inheritance
4	Adaptation of Organisms	Meaning and examples; Adaptation to habitat; Structural and behavioral adaptations; Importance of adaptation
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Atoms and Molecules	Basic structure of atom; Elements, compounds, and mixtures; Symbols and formulae; Simple chemical equations
8	Changes in Matter	Physical and chemical changes; Reversible and irreversible processes; Simple experiments
9	Water and Air	Composition and importance; Water purification and conservation; Air pressure and experiments
10	Microorganisms and Diseases	Pathogens and disease transmission; Prevention and control; Vaccination and hygiene practices
11	REVISION	Review of all topics in Term 2
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Energy Transformation	Conversion from one form to another; Energy conservation; Simple demonstrations
2	Heat Transfer	Conduction, convection, radiation; Practical examples; Insulators and conductors
3	Electrical Energy	Meaning and sources; Electric circuit and symbols; Domestic wiring and safety; Conservation of electricity
4	Science, Technology and National Development	Relationship among science, technology, and development; Role of research in development; Inventions and innovators
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
7	Machines and Mechanisms	Simple and compound machines; Functions and uses; Mechanical advantage; Practical demonstration
8	ICT and Scientific Advancement	Role of ICT in science; Data collection and storage; Modern communication tools; Internet and global learning
9	Career Opportunities in Science and Technology	Careers in medical, engineering, ICT, and research fields; Skills required; Importance to national growth
10	Science Projects and Exhibitions	Planning and execution; Presentation and teamwork; Assessment and reflection
11	REVISION	Review of all topics in Term 3
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of JSS2 Work	Quick recap of programming and robotics
2	Advanced MS Word	Page layout, tables, mail merge
3	Advanced MS PowerPoint	Animation, transitions, multimedia integration
4	Introduction to Digital Media	Meaning and importance Creating and editing digital content
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Graphic Design with Canva	Designing posters, flyers, social media posts
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Photo Editing and Visual Communication	Using online tools for design and branding
9	Copyright and Media Ethics	Digital rights and fair use policies
10	Digital Portfolio Creation	Compiling digital works and projects
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Digital Entrepreneurship	Meaning and importance Skills and opportunities
2	Internet Communication and Collaboration	Email, video calls, and cloud tools
3	Social Media for Education and Business	Responsible use Branding and promotion
4	Digital Marketing Basics	Meaning and channels Advertising safely online
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Cyber Ethics and Netiquette	Respectful online behavior
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Online Privacy and Protection	Managing personal data Avoiding digital theft
9	Managing Digital Footprint	Meaning and importance Creating a positive online presence
10	Digital Project: Online Business Simulation	Students create mock e-business or blog
11	REVISION	Review of term topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Management of e-Waste	Meaning and sources of e-waste Safe disposal methods Environmental effects
2	Recycling Digital Devices	Refurbishing and reusing old gadgets
3	Emerging Technologies	IoT, Cloud, Blockchain, AR/VR
4	Preparing for Digital Future	STEM education and career pathways
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life	Examples: voice assistants, recommendations
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Global Digital Citizenship	Ethics and responsibilities in a connected world
9	Technology and Sustainable Development	Role of ICT in achieving SDGs
10	Final Project: Student Digital Innovation	Individual or group project presentation
11	REVISION	Final review of all years’ topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Junior Secondary Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Effective Office Practice	Meaning of office procedure; importance of office procedure.
2	Office Procedure (Part 1)	Procedures for making payments; preparation of sales and purchases documents.
3	Office Procedure (Part 2)	Imprest account: meaning, features, advantages.
4	Store Records	Meaning of store records; delivery note; gate pass.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Stocktaking	Meaning of stocktaking; importance of stocktaking in business.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Office Equipment (Part 1)	Meaning of office equipment; types of office equipment.
9	Office Equipment (Part 2)	Care of office equipment; advantages and disadvantages.
10	Commerce – The Heart of Business	Nature of commerce as the center of business activities.
11	Revision	Weeks 1–10 topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Advertising (Part 1)	Meaning of advertising; types of advertising.
2	Advertising (Part 2)	Functions and methods of advertising.
3	Advertising (Part 3)	Media of advertising; ethics of advertising; advertising jingles.
4	Transportation	Meaning; importance of transportation to commerce; types, advantages and disadvantages.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Communication (Part 1)	Meaning of communication; process of effective communication; hindrances to communication.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Communication (Part 2)	Methods of communication; importance to business.
9	Communication (Part 3)	Agencies of communication and their services; the Internet; GSM.
10	Setting Simple Business Goals	Difference between goals and objectives; SWOT analysis; strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats.
11	Revision	Weeks 1–10 topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Business Plans (Part 1)	Meaning of a business plan; importance of a business plan.
2	Business Plans (Part 2)	Procedure for drawing up a simple business plan; format of a business plan.
3	Consumer Protection (Part 1)	Meaning; need for consumer protection; agencies and their roles.
4	Consumer Protection (Part 2)	Responsibilities of consumers; universal rights of consumers; instruments of consumer protection.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Consumer Protection (Part 3)	Complaints: meaning; justified vs unjustified complaints; steps in lodging complaints; writing a letter of complaint.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Consumer Protection (Part 4)	Reasons for banning/restricting harmful chemicals; procedure for banning chemicals; seeking redress.
9	Personal Finance	Meaning; sources of finance for individuals; needs and wants; scale of preference; modesty and its effects.
10	Bookkeeping and Business Success	Trial balance (meaning, uses, items, preparation); Trading, Profit and Loss accounts (meaning, purpose, preparation); Balance sheet (meaning, uses, contents, preparation).
11	Revision	Weeks 1–10 topics.
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

TRADE SUBJECTS IN JSS 3

Solar Photovoltaic Installation and Maintenance

Fashion Design and Garment Making

Livestock Farming

Beauty and Cosmetology

Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs

Horticulture and Crop Production

JSS 3 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction and Revision of Previous Work	Review of JSS 2 topics: energy storage, performance evaluation, and fault detection Understanding advanced system configurations Classroom discussion: evolution of solar technology
2	Advanced Solar System Components	Detailed study of PV modules, batteries, inverters, and charge controllers Latest innovations in solar components (Li-ion batteries, MPPT controllers) Component identification and selection for specific installations Practical: Comparing different inverter and battery types
3	System Design and Sizing	Principles of system design Steps in sizing a solar system for home or school Calculating load requirements (AC/DC loads) Determining panel, battery, and inverter sizes Hands-on activity: Designing a 12V DC lighting system
4	Solar Installation Procedures (Advanced)	Review of installation tools and materials Mounting techniques for panels and arrays Series and parallel connections (practical wiring session) Proper grounding and cable management Demonstration: Complete setup of a basic solar system
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6	System Protection and Safety Devices	Importance of safety in solar installations Protective devices: fuses, circuit breakers, surge arresters Proper earthing/grounding techniques Handling tools and batteries safely

		Practical: Installing a DC circuit breaker in a solar setup
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Rest and informal review activities
8	Maintenance and Servicing of PV Systems	Preventive and corrective maintenance Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance schedules Tools for maintenance and system testing Troubleshooting common issues (low output, wiring faults) Group activity: Creating a maintenance checklist
9	Renewable Energy Policies and Regulations	Introduction to renewable energy policies in Nigeria Agencies and organizations promoting solar adoption (REA, NEMSA, NERC) Standards and safety codes for solar installation Discussion: Why regulations are important for installers
10	Entrepreneurship in Solar Energy (Revisited)	Business setup in solar energy (retail, installation, maintenance) Customer relations and branding Cost estimation and quotation writing Case study: Successful Nigerian solar startups Group presentation: “My Solar Business Plan”
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of all topics covered
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Practical and Written Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends and summary of key learning points

JSS 3 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Revision of First Term Work	Review of advanced system components and installation Recap on system design and sizing Quick diagnostic test and discussion on students’ practical experiences
2	Electrical Wiring for Solar Systems	Introduction to solar electrical wiring concepts Types of electrical cables (AC/DC cables) Colour coding and polarity awareness Cable sizing and voltage drop considerations Practical: Connecting panels, controllers, and batteries correctly
3	Battery Bank Configuration	Series and parallel connections in batteries Battery capacity and voltage calculation Factors affecting battery performance and lifespan Maintenance and storage of batteries Practical: Building a 24V battery bank
4	Inverter Operation and Connection	Understanding inverter functions Types of inverters: pure sine wave, modified sine wave Inverter wiring: DC input and AC output Installation precautions and testing Demonstration: Connecting an inverter to a battery and load
5	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6	Solar Load Management	Understanding electrical loads Load prioritization and balancing Estimating total load consumption Power rating and efficiency management

		Practical: Load distribution for home solar setup
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Fault Detection and Troubleshooting	Common faults in solar installations Diagnostic tools: multimeter, tester, ammeter Identifying loose connections, faulty panels, and inverter issues Step-by-step troubleshooting process Practical: Testing and rectifying a system fault
9	Solar System Testing and Commissioning	Procedures for testing system performance Checking output voltage and current Performance indicators: efficiency, shading effects, battery health Final system commissioning checklist Group project: Commissioning a classroom solar setup
10	Documentation and Reporting	Recording installation data Report writing and job documentation Preparing invoices and customer service records Group task: Prepare a mock solar project report
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review of Second Term topics
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Practical and Written Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1.	Revision of Previous Work	Review of solar components, wiring, and maintenance Discussion on real-life solar installation scenarios Introduction to professional ethics in solar practice
2.	Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) in Solar Work	Importance of safety in solar installation Common electrical hazards and prevention Safe handling of panels, batteries, and tools Personal protective equipment (PPE) and usage Practical: Safety drill and PPE inspection
3.	Solar Site Assessment	Identifying suitable locations for PV systems Factors affecting solar site selection (orientation, shading, tilt angle, roof strength) Site survey checklist and measurements Practical: Performing a basic site assessment around the school
4.	System Installation Procedure	Step-by-step installation process (mounting, wiring, connections, testing) Mounting structures: roof and ground installations Installing panels, controllers, inverters, and batteries Practical: Installing a small off-grid solar lighting system
5.	MID-TERM EXAMINATION	Assessment of Weeks 1–4 Topics
6.	Maintenance and Servicing of Solar PV Systems	Types of maintenance: preventive and corrective

		Cleaning panels and maintaining batteries Checking electrical connections and components Maintenance schedules and record- keeping Practical: Conducting maintenance on a school solar unit
7.	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8.	Energy Conservation and Efficiency	Meaning of energy conservation Ways to reduce power consumption Importance of energy-efficient appliances Role of solar technology in sustainable living Group discussion: Designing an energy- efficient home
9.	Entrepreneurship in Solar Energy	Understanding solar business opportunities Types of solar services (installation, maintenance, consultancy, sales) Basic costing and quotation writing Building customer relations and trust Project: Develop a simple solar business plan
10.	Project Work and Field Demonstration	Group project: Design, install, and test a mini solar setup Documentation: materials used, cost, performance report Oral presentation of group projects Instructor evaluation and peer review
11.	REVISION	General revision of the year’s topics and practical exercises
12.	EXAMINATION	Final written and practical assessment on full syllabus

13.

CLOSING/VACATION

Certificate preparation, evaluation, and closing ceremony

JSS 3 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Review of JSS 2 Work	Overview of tools, patterns, and garment production
2	Advanced Pattern Drafting	Drafting complex patterns for dresses and trousers
3	Garment Assembly Techniques	Sewing, lining, and interfacing
4	Finishing High-Quality Garments	Edge finishes and professional pressing
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Fashion Accessories	Designing and making simple accessories (belts, bags)
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Fabric Decoration	Tie and dye, appliqué, embroidery, and beadwork
9	Digital Fashion Design	Advanced use of digital platforms for sketching
10	Creating Digital Collections	Combining designs to create themed collections
11	Revision	Review of term’s topics
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Entrepreneurship in Fashion	Starting a small fashion business
2	Record Keeping and Bookkeeping	Business records and accounts
3	Costing and Pricing of Garments	Cost elements and pricing strategies
4	Branding and Marketing	Developing a fashion brand; advertising methods
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Digital Marketing	Using social media for fashion marketing
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Customer Relationship	Handling clients and feedback
9	Fashion Business Ethics	Integrity, creativity, and sustainability
10	Project: Mini Fashion Business Plan	Practical project on fashion business planning
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 FASHION DESIGN AND GARMENT MAKING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Fashion Portfolio Development	Compiling digital and physical portfolios
2	Presentation Skills	Communicating fashion ideas effectively
3	Fashion Exhibition Preparation	Display and arrangement techniques
4	Fashion Show Project	Planning and coordinating a mini fashion show
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Portfolio Evaluation	Reviewing and improving portfolio works
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	BECE Preparation	Review of JSS1–JSS3 concepts and practicals
9	BECE Preparation (continued)	Mock assessment and project defense
10	BECE Examination	Practical and written exam
11	Revision	Review and reflection on fashion skills learned
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Review of JSS 2 Work	Revision of poultry, rabbit, and sheep/goat production
2	Advanced Poultry Management	Hatchery management, incubation, and chick brooding
3	Livestock Breeding Techniques	Natural and artificial insemination methods
4	Health and Safety in Livestock Farming	Hygiene, handling of chemicals, and personal safety on the farm
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Waste Management	Composting, recycling, and manure utilization
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Farm Layout Planning	Design and organization of small livestock farms
9	Livestock Record Analysis	Profit and loss determination; Evaluation of production efficiency
10	Practical: Livestock Farm Design	Group project — planning and model design of a small farm
11	Revision	Review of all topics covered during the term
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Advanced Entrepreneurship in Livestock	Identifying business opportunities; Expansion and scaling up production
2	Financial Management in Livestock Business	Budgeting, savings, credit facilities, and agricultural loans
3	Marketing Strategies	Branding, advertising, customer service, and retention
4	Cooperative Farming	Meaning, types, and benefits of agricultural cooperatives
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Farm Record Keeping (Advanced)	Income statement, sales record, and expenditure analysis
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Value Addition in Livestock Products	Processing eggs, meat, hides, and fur for higher profits
9	Export of Livestock Products	Export requirements, standards, and documentation
10	Practical Project	Developing a mini business plan or market survey
11	Revision	Review of the term’s work
12	Examination	—
13	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Theme / Topic	Content / Subtopics
1	Agribusiness Project Development	Developing a business plan for livestock enterprise
2	Marketing and Distribution Channels	Identifying buyers and marketing outlets
3	Pricing and Cost Control	Calculating production cost and setting prices
4	Mid-Term Examination	—
5	Livestock Exhibition and Demonstration	Presentation of class livestock projects
6	Revision	Comprehensive review of JSS1–3 work
7–10	BECE Preparation and Examination	—

JSS 3 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of JSS 2 Work	Hair and makeup recap.
2	Advanced Hair Styling	Braiding, fixing, and extensions (theory & demonstration).
3	Hair Coloring and Relaxing	Steps, products, and safety measures.
4	Hair Treatment	Deep conditioning and scalp care.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Skin Care Routine	Cleansing, exfoliation, and facial massage.
7	Midterm Break
8	Makeup Application Techniques	Steps for day and evening makeup.
9	Nail Extension and Maintenance	Fixing and removing artificial nails safely.
10	Salon Hygiene	Disinfection and sanitation of tools.
11	Revision
12	Revision
13	Examination / Closing

JSS 3 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of First Term	Recap on advanced styling and skincare.
2	Advanced Skin Treatment	Steaming, exfoliation, and herbal masks.
3	Makeup Products and Their Functions	Uses of concealer, powder, lipstick, and eyeliner.
4	Hairdressing Tools	Care and maintenance of hair equipment.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Customer Care	Communication and handling complaints.
7	Midterm Break
8	Professional Ethics	Honesty, neatness, punctuality, and confidentiality.
9	Entrepreneurship in Beauty	Identifying opportunities and managing a small salon.
10	Record Keeping and Financial Management	Budgeting and pricing of services.
11	Revision
12	Revision
13	Examination / Closing

JSS 3 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of Second Term	Recap of entrepreneurship and customer care.
2	Product Knowledge	Safe use and identification of cosmetics.
3	Branding and Packaging	Creating a beauty brand identity.
4	Marketing Strategies	Social media and customer referrals.
5	Midterm Examination
6	Setting Up a Beauty Business	Steps, capital, and salon layout.
7	Midterm Break
8	Health and Safety in the Salon	First aid and hygiene practices.
9	Beauty Career Opportunities	Career paths in cosmetology.
10	Project Work	Group salon or beauty product design project.
11	Revision
12	Revision
13	Examination / Closing

JSS 3 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown / Subtopics
1	Review of JSS 2 Work	Recap of circuits, entrepreneurship, and software tools
2	Introduction to Advanced GSM Repairs	Identifying advanced faults; Board-level repairs
3	Soldering and Desoldering Techniques	Tools for soldering; Safety precautions
4	Replacing Phone Components	Replacing charging ports, screens, speakers, and buttons
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Troubleshooting Advanced Faults	Power IC, CPU, and memory-related issues
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Flashing and Unlocking Complex Devices	Flashing Android and iPhones; IMEI repair; Avoiding software bricking
9	Practical: Complex Fault Repair	Hands-on practice with multiple faults
10	Revision	—
11	Examination	—
12	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown / Subtopics
1	Entrepreneurship in GSM Repairs	Expanding repair services; Managing customers and suppliers
2	Concept of Money and Investment	Reinvestment, cost management, and profit calculation
3	Business Start-up Procedures	Registration, business name, and licensing
4	Bookkeeping and Financial Records	Ledger, profit/loss, and financial reporting
5	Mid-Term Examination	—
6	Marketing of GSM Repair Services	Advertising, branding, and online presence
7	Mid-Term Break	—
8	Rights and Duties of Citizens	Consumer protection laws, integrity, and accountability
9	Practical: Setting up a Mini GSM Shop	Designing a small-scale business plan and layout
10	Revision	—
11	Examination	—
12	Closing / Vacation	—

JSS 3 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown / Subtopics
1	Final Business Project	Developing and presenting a GSM repair business plan
2	Exhibition and Product Display	Demonstration of repair skills and innovations
3	Entrepreneurship Fair Preparation	Preparing for BECE practicals and presentation
4	Mid-Term Examination	—
5	Revision and BECE Preparation	Review of JSS1–3 topics and practicals
6–13	BECE Examination and Closing	—

JSS 3 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Review of JSS2 Work	Quick revision of crop production and horticulture basics
2	Soil Management	Erosion control methods Crop rotation Cover cropping
3	Crop Planting Techniques	Advanced planting methods Spacing and depth
4	Fertilizer Management	Organic composting Fertilizer scheduling
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Crop Irrigation	Meaning and methods of irrigation Importance and maintenance
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Pest and Disease Control	Integrated pest management Crop sanitation
9	Crop Harvesting and Yield Improvement	Harvesting techniques Crop yield measurement
10	Post-Harvest Technology	Handling, storage, and processing
11	REVISION	Comprehensive review
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Crop Improvement	Meaning and methods Selection, breeding, hybridization
2	Seed Production and Certification	Meaning and importance Agencies involved
3	Organic Farming	Meaning and principles Benefits and challenges
4	Greenhouse Technology	Meaning and components Advantages in horticulture
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Enterprise Skills in Agriculture	Creativity, innovation, problem-solving
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Business Plan Development	Steps and importance Practical class
9	Marketing and Branding	Advertising and sales promotion
10	Agribusiness Project	Class mini project (production, sales, records)
11	REVISION	Review
12	EXAMINATION	End of Term Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends

JSS 3 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Breakdown (Subtopics)
1	Introduction to Agripreneurship	Meaning and scope Importance in modern agriculture
2	Enterprise Development	Business idea generation Planning for success
3	Record-Keeping and Bookkeeping	Simple bookkeeping in agribusiness
4	Financial Literacy	Budgeting, profit, and loss Cost management
5	MID-TERM TEST	Assessment of Weeks 1–4
6	Business Management	Leadership and teamwork
7	MID-TERM BREAK	Holiday/Rest
8	Marketing and Distribution	Market research, sales, and logistics
9	Sustainable Agriculture	Climate-smart farming Environmental protection
10	Project Presentation	Students’ enterprise project
11	REVISION	Final review
12	EXAMINATION	End of Session Assessment
13	CLOSING/VACATION	Term ends