SS2 Scheme of Work Unified

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SSS2 First Term, Second Term and Third Term Unified Scheme of work for year 11 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 Senior Secondary School Education Development.

The Subjects includes; English Language, General Mathematics, Citizenship and Heritage Studies, Digital Technologies, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture, Further Mathematics, Foods & Nutrition, Geography, Technical Drawing, Nigerian History, Government, Christian Religious Studies, Visual Arts, Literature in English, Catering craft, Accounting, Commerce, Marketing, Economics, Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance, Fashion design and garment making, Livestock farming, Beauty and cosmetology, Computer hardware and GSM repairs, Horticulture and crop production, etc.

SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL UNIFIED SS2 SCHEME OF WORK (NEW NERDC SCHEME)

English Language

General Mathematics

Citizenship and Heritage Studies

Digital Technologies

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Agriculture

Further Mathematics

Foods & Nutrition

Geography

Technical Drawing

Nigerian History

Government

Christian Religious Studies

Visual Arts

Literature in English

Catering craft

Accounting

Commerce

Marketing

Economics

Solar Photovoltaic installation and maintenance

Fashion design and garment making

Livestock farming,

Beauty and cosmetology

Computer hardware and GSM repairs

Horticulture and crop production

SS2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Grammar, Oral, Summary, Vocabulary	Grammar: Nominalization of adjectives and verbs – meaning, process, conversion into nouns. Oral: Consonant sounds – voiced and voiceless, contrast and correct production. Summary: Meaning, features, do’s and don’ts, practice with a passage. Vocabulary: Words of the week – bombastic, dearth, hiatus, implacable, stingy, dour, ebullient, ignominious, impinge, tome.
2	Oral, Vocabulary/Comprehension, Writing, Vocabulary	Oral: Consonant clusters (two, three, four, five consonants). Vocabulary/Comprehension: Words related to human body systems and functions; gap-fill comprehension. Writing: Expository essay – Controlling HIV/AIDS in Nigeria or Managing Population Explosion. Vocabulary: Words of the week – partisan, repose, vivacious, surmise, malediction, stoic, tangential, mores.
3	Structure, Oral, Vocabulary/Comprehension, Vocabulary	Structure: Nouns and noun phrases – types, functions, distinction from noun clauses. Oral: Transcription of monosyllabic, disyllabic and polysyllabic words with stress marking. Vocabulary/Comprehension: Words related to health (diagnosis, contagious, counselling, etc.); gap-fill comprehension passage. Vocabulary: Words of the week – paradigm, obtuse, sublime, paragon, reciprocate, solvent, frugal, surrogate, vilify, exonerate.
4	Structure, Summary, Vocabulary/Comprehension, Vocabulary	Structure: Pronouns – personal, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, reflexive, relative, reciprocal, indefinite. Summary: Reading to summarize – steps, rules, application. Vocabulary/Comprehension: Words associated with building and construction. Vocabulary: Words of the week – parsimony, virtuoso, revoke, surreptitious, expurgate, vacuous, manifest, incendiary, remiss, querulous.
5	Mid-Term Examination	Mid-term assessment covering weeks 1–4.
6	Oral, Comprehension/Listening, Writing, Vocabulary	Oral: Word stress (2–6 syllable words). Comprehension/Listening: Listening skills; answering questions on a passage. Writing: Argumentative essay – Should female circumcision be abolished? OR Military rule is better than civilian rule. Vocabulary: Words of the week –

		serendipity, verdant, scatting, reprieve, pariah, maelstrom.
7	Mid-Term Break	Mid-term holiday (no academic work).
8	Structure, Comprehension, Oral, Vocabulary	Structure: Plural forms of nouns – regular, irregular, compound nouns. Comprehension: Reading passages to extract main points. Oral: Stress patterns – rules of placement. Vocabulary: Words of the week – wistful, xenophobia, youngster, upbraid, distend, ephemeral, hierarchy, inept, pungent, rectitude.
9	Comprehension, Oral, Summary, Vocabulary	Comprehension: Reading and note-taking on selected passage. Oral: Emphatic stress – meaning, focus, exercises. Summary: Summarizing arguments. Vocabulary: Words of the week – pliable, pittance, vapid, sublime, abdicate, accede, abnegation, apathetic, animated, coalesce.
10	Structure, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Writing, Vocabulary	Structure: Adverbs and adverbial phrases. Vocabulary: Words of colour, smell, taste. Comprehension: Listening – tone, purpose, figurative expressions. Writing: Report writing (scientific report). Vocabulary: Words of the week – connive, daunting, promulgate, rancour, serene, clandestine, prescient, servile, torpid, trite.
11	Revision	General revision of the term’s work.
12	Examination	End-of-term examination.
13	Closing	School closes for the term.

SS2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Revision of Last Term’s Work & Welcome Test	Oral: Consonant sounds. Structure: Use of possessive apostrophe – rules, examples, contractions. Comprehension: Reading to grasp main points; identifying topic sentences. Vocabulary: Words of the week – morass, abject, blandish, duplicity, ennui, maudlin, abscond, alias, dither, emaciated.
2	Structure, Vocabulary, Comprehension	Structure: Punctuation marks – question mark, exclamation mark, colon, semi-colon, hyphen. Vocabulary Development: Words associated with press and journalism. Comprehension (Listening): Poetry for pleasure – tone, purpose, figurative expressions. Vocabulary: Words of the week – enmity, inept, laudatory, pinnacle, divine, flabbergasted, extant, laconic, pertinacious, enervate.
3	Oral, Structure, Writing, Vocabulary	Oral: Intonation – expressing surprise/disbelief. Structure: Sentence types – declarative, imperative, interrogative. Writing: Formal letter – letter of complaint. Vocabulary: Words of the week – cherish, capricious, eschew, perusal, renunciation, rhapsodize, spurious, tenable, catalogue, turgid, antediluvian.
4	Oral, Comprehension, Writing, Vocabulary	Oral: Falling tone (statements). Comprehension (Listening): Reading for implied meaning. Writing: Informal letter – letter to a friend in another town. Vocabulary: Words of the week – monumental, moot, luxuriant, intrude, succinct, wheedle, brochure, herbivore, spasmodic, medley.
5	Mid-Term Examination	Mid-term assessment covering weeks 1–4.
6	Oral, Structure, Comprehension, Vocabulary	Oral: Rhyme scheme – identification and application. Structure: Pronouns – personal, relative. Comprehension (Listening): Summarized speech/lectures and note-making. Vocabulary: Words of the week – abduct, abrogate, dirge, dilatory, embellish, entail, novice, nefarious, orthodox, palliate.
7	Mid-Term Break	Mid-term holiday (no academic work).
8	Oral, Vocabulary, Writing, Vocabulary	Oral: Rising tone – politeness, tentativeness. Vocabulary Development: Words associated with environment. Writing: Creative writing – short story, play or poem. Vocabulary: Words of the week – paucity, ostracism, acclaim, acerbic, bereft, nomadic, beguile, munificence, palliate, phlegmatic.
9	Oral, Structure, Comprehension, Vocabulary	Oral: Consonant contrasts – /p/ and /b/, /t/ and /d/, /s/ and /z/. Structure: Sequence of tenses – rules, usage. Comprehension: Reading for critical evaluation. Vocabulary: Words of the week – propriety, preclusive, canvas, exigent, requisition, carouse, forestall, tranquil, heterogeneous, unctuous.
10	Structure, Vocabulary, Writing, Vocabulary	Structure: Phrasal verbs – verbs with more than one particle (look up to, put up with, etc.). Vocabulary Development: Words associated with building and construction. Writing: Articles – features, differences from letters. Vocabulary: Words of the week – culvert, ideograph, mychotophobia, closely, grunge, unsightly, wishy-washy, asylum, consensus, hospice.

11	Structure, Vocabulary, Oral, Vocabulary	Structure: Active and passive sentences – rules, sentence construction. Vocabulary Development: Words associated with technology (email, satellite, virus, password, etc.). Oral: Recognition of different stress patterns. Vocabulary: Words of the week – nuzzle, platitude, feisty, oust, disarmament, vestige, exude, rattle, tantalizing, unbridled.
12	Revision	General revision of the term’s work.
13	Examination	End-of-term examination.
14	Closing	School closes for the term.

SS2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

WEEK	TOPICS	LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1	Welcome Test A. Grammar: Revise Tenses B. Words for the Week	– Recall types of tenses – Explain tenses with examples – Differentiate each tense from another – Learn new words (acronym, troupe, socialism, ardour, professionalism, behemoth, calumny, compliment, indigent, dissemble)
2	A. Grammar: Sentences (Conditional Clauses – likely, unlikely, impossible; Complex Sentences) B. Writing: Speech Writing for Special Purposes (Welcome Address, Farewell Address, Prize-giving Day Address) C. Vocabulary Development: Words associated with publishing and printing D. Words for the Week	– Use conditional clauses in sentences – Identify and construct complex sentences – Explain features of speeches – Distinguish between a speech and an article – Write speeches for specific purposes – List and explain words associated with publishing/printing – Learn new words (balik, complicit, impecunious, encumber, mollify, frivolous, confection, disrepute, benevolent, generous)
3	A. Grammar: Affixation (Prefixes as word extensions) B. Writing: Summary (Summarizing a talk/lecture) C. Vocabulary Development: Words associated with industries D. Words for the Week	– Explain affixation and root words – Form new words using prefixes – Identify subject matter and main ideas in lectures – Summarize talks/lectures – Explain “industries” and related terms – Learn new words (arcane, battery, plenitude, interject, laconic, primeval, quandary, tranquil, rail, vacillate)
4	A. Grammar: Verb Forms (Active and Passive) B. Oral: Spelling (Use of dictionary, spelling) C. Writing: Article Writing (Article for publication) D. Words for the Week	Differentiate active and passive voice – Change sentences between active and passive Use dictionary for spelling, pronunciation, meaning, idiomatic uses, and origins – Identify features of an article – Write an article for publication – Learn new words (arboreal, camaraderie, exalt, gaudy, mawkish, diffident, forum, idolatrous, ornate, paradigm)
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	A. Oral: Stress Placement on Two-syllable Words B. Comprehension: Reading to paraphrase poems and dramatic works C. Grammar: Rules of Concord D. Words for the Week	– Define stress and apply stress placement rules – Read, understand, and paraphrase poems/dramas – Identify themes and features in poems/dramas – Explain rules of concord and use them in sentences – Learn new words (incendiary, winsome, rapport, sovereign, vitriolic, quaint, pathology, acrylic, gourmet, abhor)
7	Midterm Break	–
8	A. Oral: Vowel Sounds (/i/ vs /i:/, /u/ vs /u:/, /æ/ vs /a:/) B. Structure: Adjuncts, Conjuncts, Disjuncts C. Comprehension: Reading for structural patterns (sentence	Produce and distinguish vowel sounds – Explain adjuncts, conjuncts, disjuncts with examples – Identify sentence types in passages Write expository essay on family love,

	types) D. Writing: Expository Essay (Improving family functioning) E. Words for the Week	cooperation, communication – Learn new words (seminar, quandary, panah, ruse, quagmire, ominous, novice, mundane)
9	A. Structure: Prepositional Phrases B. Vocabulary: Words associated with hotel and catering industry C. Writing: Summary (implied meaning) D. Words for the Week	– Identify and use prepositional phrases – Explain hotel/catering industry terms – Summarize passages to show implied meaning – Learn new words (mitigate, vindictive, superfluous, puerile, restive, saccharine, tedious, wily, maxim, nuance)
10	A. Structure: Idioms B. Comprehension: Reading for critical evaluation (faulty reasoning, misleading statements, inconsistencies) C. Vocabulary: Words associated with politics and government D. Words for the Week	– Differentiate idioms from proverbs – Use idioms correctly – Identify writer’s purpose, faulty reasoning, misleading claims – Explain political and government terms – Learn new words (whimsical, temerity, salutation, resplendent, zephyr, lund, judicious, intrepid, fraught, extol)
11	Revision A. Essay Writing B. Letter Writing C. Comprehension D. Summary E. Test of Orals F. Words for the Week	– Revise all major areas: essays, letters, comprehension, summary, and orals – Learn new words (rhapsodize, flout, sacrosanct, expiate, prudence, nurture, morose, lacerate, innate, reprobate)
12	Examinations	–
13	Closing Activities	–

SS2 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Revision of Previous Work	Review of key concepts from SS1; solving diagnostic test questions.
2	Numbers and Approximation	Numbers greater and less than 1; standard form of numbers; significant figures; solving problems on approximation; percentage error and its applications.
3	Use of Logarithm Tables and Calculators	Evaluation of numbers using logarithm tables; solving problems on multiplication, division, powers, roots, and approximations.
4	Sequences and Series	Meaning and types of sequences; arithmetic progression (AP); common difference; formula for nth term; sum of first n terms; applications in problem solving.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Quadratic Equations I	Construction of quadratic tables from sums and products of roots; solving quadratic equations by completing the square and by formula; applications of quadratic equations in daily life.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Quadratic Equations II	Formation of quadratic equations from given conditions; sum and product of roots; verification of roots.
9	Simultaneous Equations	Solving simultaneous equations in two variables by elimination and substitution methods; application to word problems.
10	Graphical Solutions	Drawing graphs of quadratic and linear equations; solution of simultaneous equations by graphical method; interpretation of results.
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS2 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Straight Line Graphs	Equation of a straight line; determination of x- and y-intercepts; gradient of a straight line; drawing tangent to a curve at a point.
2	Circle Geometry I	Tangent properties; perpendicularity of tangent and radius; angle in a semicircle; angles in alternate segments.
3	Circle Geometry II	Chord properties; angle at the centre and angle at the circumference; cyclic quadrilaterals; properties of equal chords.
4	Circle Geometry III	Angles in the same segment; angle in a semicircle; exterior angle properties; solving related problems.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Trigonometry I	Sine rule and cosine rule; application to triangles; problem solving with sine and cosine rules.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Trigonometry II	Pythagoras’ theorem; applications to real-life problems; solving 2D problems involving angles of elevation and depression.
9	Fractions	Operations with fractions; solving equations involving fractions; application of fractions to daily life problems.
10	Further Application of Trigonometry	Problems involving bearings; chord and arc properties; solving problems on distances and directions.
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS2 MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Linear Programming	Meaning of linear programming; formulation of problems; real- life applications.
2	Linear Programming Graphical Solutions	Graphical representation of inequalities; feasible region; solving optimization problems.
3	Bearings	Definition and types of bearings; 4-point and 3-digit bearings; solving bearing problems (e.g., N75°E, S350°W); applications in navigation.
4	Angles of Elevation and Depression	Meaning; construction of angles of elevation and depression; solving real-life problems involving angles of elevation and depression.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Frequency Distribution	Meaning of frequency; construction of frequency tables; cumulative frequency.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Graphical Representation of Frequency	Ogive (cumulative frequency curve); estimating median, quartiles, and percentiles from ogive; real-life applications.
9	Measures from Frequency	Median from grouped data; comparison with mean and mode.
10	Probability	Meaning of probability; sample space; mutually exclusive, independent, and complementary events; solving probability problems.
11	Revision	—
12	Examination	—

SS2 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Nigerian Constitution	Origin, structure, features
2	Fundamental Objectives & Directive Principles	Political, economic, social, educational objectives
3	Separation of Powers	Executive, legislature, judiciary; checks & balances
4	Public Service & Citizenship	Role of civil service, duties, challenges
5	Midterm Test
6	Nigerian Heritage Sites	UNESCO sites, national museums, parks
7	Midterm Break
8	Traditional Institutions	Roles of chiefs, kings, emirs, obas, obis
9	Colonial Heritage	Positive & negative impacts; lessons
10	Preservation of Historical Records	Archives, museums, libraries
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Governance & Citizenship	Meaning, principles, systems of governance
2	Federalism in Nigeria	Features, challenges, importance
3	Human Rights Violations	Causes, effects, remedies
4	Civil Society & NGOs	Roles in democracy, advocacy, service
5	Midterm Test
6	Security & Citizenship	Roles of police, army, civil defense; citizens’ roles in security
7	Midterm Break
8	Nigerian Foreign Policy	Principles, objectives, achievements
9	Citizenship in a Digital Age	Cyber rights, cybercrime, digital responsibility
10	Case Studies	Role models in Nigerian citizenship & heritage
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 CITIZENSHIP AND HERITAGE STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Democratic Institutions in Nigeria	INEC, political parties, judiciary
2	Elections & Citizenship	Importance, processes, duties of voters
3	Electoral Malpractices	Forms, effects, solutions
4	Media & Citizenship	Role of press, social media, freedom of expression
5	Midterm Test
6	Nigerian Cultural Heritage in Global Context	Nollywood, music, literature
7	Midterm Break
8	Civic Challenges	Drug abuse, cultism, examination malpractice
9	National Development	Role of active citizenship
10	Environmental Citizenship	Climate change, waste management, sustainable living
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Review of SS1 Work	Quick revision of digital foundations
2	Advanced Word Processing	Mail merge, macros, templates
3	Advanced Spreadsheet I	Pivot tables, advanced formulas
4	Advanced Spreadsheet II	Financial models, scenario analysis
5	Midterm Test
6	Advanced Presentation Tools	Multimedia integration, professional designs
7	Midterm Break
8	Web Design I	Introduction to HTML, CSS
9	Web Design II	Creating simple websites
10	Web Publishing & Hosting	Domains, hosting, publishing process
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Computer Programming I	Introduction to algorithms, flowcharts
2	Computer Programming II	Introduction to Python/JavaScript
3	Programming Basics	Variables, data types, operators
4	Control Structures	If-else, loops, functions
5	Midterm Test
6	Data Science Basics	Data collection, storage, cleaning
7	Midterm Break
8	Big Data & Analytics	Meaning, applications, tools
9	Artificial Intelligence	Applications in education, health, business
10	Machine Learning Basics	Concept, simple applications
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Mobile Application Development I	Introduction to mobile apps
2	Mobile Application Development II	Creating simple Android/iOS apps
3	Cloud Computing II	SaaS, PaaS, IaaS
4	Blockchain Technology	Concept, cryptocurrency, uses beyond finance
5	Midterm Test
6	Cybersecurity III	Ethical hacking, penetration testing
7	Midterm Break
8	Cyber Laws & Digital Rights	Nigerian cybercrime act, global cyber laws
9	Digital Entrepreneurship	E-commerce, freelancing, online business
10	Project Work	Students develop mini ICT projects
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Digestive System I	Organs of the alimentary canal; associated glands; mechanical and chemical digestion.
2	Digestive System II	Enzymes of digestion; absorption of digested food; assimilation and egestion.
3	Transportation System I	Transport in unicellular and multicellular organisms; differences between diffusion, osmosis and active transport.
4	Transportation System II	Circulatory system in mammals; structure and functions of the heart, blood vessels and blood components.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Respiratory System I	Meaning of respiration; structure of the respiratory system in man; breathing mechanism.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Respiratory System II	Types of respiration (aerobic and anaerobic); comparison; importance and energy yield.
9	Excretory System	Excretory organs in man; structure and functions of the kidney; excretory products; disorders of the excretory system.
10	Nutrient Cycling in Nature	Cycles of carbon, nitrogen and water; importance of nutrient cycling to living organisms.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Ecological Management	Meaning of ecology; concepts of association, tolerance and adaptation; examples in plants and animals.
2	Pollution	Meaning and types (air, water, soil, noise); causes, effects and control of pollution.
3	Conservation of Natural Resources	Meaning of conservation; methods; importance of conserving soil, water, forests and wildlife.
4	Pests and Diseases of Crops	Types of crop pests and diseases; effects on crop production; preventive and control measures.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Reproductive Systems in Vertebrates	Structures and functions of reproductive systems in fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Reproductive Systems in Plants	Floral parts and their functions; types of flowers; comparison of monocot and dicot flowers.
9	Pollination in Plants	Self- and cross-pollination; agents of pollination; advantages and disadvantages.
10	Regulation of Internal Environment	Homeostasis in humans; regulation of temperature, water and salt balance; role of the skin, kidney and hormones.
11	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Nervous Coordination	Organization of the nervous system; structure and functions of neurones; transmission of impulses.
2	Sense Organs	Structure and functions of the eye, ear, nose, tongue and skin; common defects and corrections.
3	Ecology of Population	Definition; population characteristics (size, density, birth rate, death rate, age distribution); population growth curve.
4	Balance in Nature	Concept of ecological balance; food chains, food webs and energy flow in ecosystems.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Reproductive System and Reproduction in Humans	Structures and functions of male and female reproductive systems; fertilization; development of embryo.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Development of New Seeds	Fertilization in plants; development of seeds; structure and functions of seed parts.
9	Fruits	Types of fruits (simple, aggregate, multiple); features of wind- and animal-dispersed fruits.
10	Reproductive Behaviours	Courtship behaviour in animals; parental care; importance of reproductive behaviour to species continuity.
11	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Environmental Chemistry	Water pollution, air pollution, sources, effects, and control measures.
2	Electrolysis	Electrolytes, electrodes, principles, applications of electrolysis, Faraday’s laws.
3	Electrochemical Cells	Galvanic and electrolytic cells, construction, working principles, applications.
4	Acid-Base Titration	Apparatus, procedures, acid-base indicators, titration calculations.
5	Midterm Examination	Revision and assessment of weeks 1–4.
6	Solubility and Solubility Curves	Definition, factors affecting solubility, solubility calculations, interpretation of solubility curves.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Chemical Equilibrium	Concept of dynamic equilibrium, equilibrium constant (Kc), simple calculations.
9	Chemical Kinetics	Meaning of reaction rate, factors affecting rates, rate laws, order of reaction.
10	Heat of Reaction	Enthalpy change, calorimetry, Hess’s law applications.
11	Energetics of Reactions	Activation energy, energy profile diagrams, exothermic and endothermic reactions.
12	Examination	Term assessment.
13	Closing	—

SS2 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Saponification and Detergents	Chemistry of soap making, properties, differences between soap and detergent, uses.
2	Introduction to Nuclear Chemistry	Radioactivity, half-life, nuclear reactions, applications and dangers.
3	Halogens	General properties, trends, compounds, and uses of fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine.
4	Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals	Characteristics, occurrence, reactivity, and uses.
5	Midterm Examination	Revision and assessment of weeks 1–4.
6	Transition Elements	General properties, variable oxidation states, complex compounds, industrial importance.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	General Properties of Metals	Reactivity series, extraction and refining, metallic bonding.
9	Non-Metals and Their Compounds	Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and their compounds.
10	Water	Hardness of water, purification methods, water quality control.
11	Environmental Pollution	Causes, effects, and control of land, air, and water pollution.
12	Examination	Term assessment.
13	Closing	—

SS2 CHEMISTRY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Sulphur and Its Compounds	Occurrence, preparation, properties, uses of sulphur, sulphur dioxide, and sulphuric acid.
2	Carbon and Its Compounds	Properties, oxides, carbonates, hydrocarbons, importance.
3	Industrial Preparation of Chemicals	Large-scale production of HCl, NH₃, H₂SO₄, processes and applications.
4	Organic Chemistry (Revision)	Functional groups, homologous series, IUPAC nomenclature.
5	Midterm Examination	Revision and assessment of weeks 1–4.
6	Hydrocarbons	Types, properties, reactions, tests for hydrocarbons.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Alcohols, Ethers, and Phenols	Structures, uses, reactions, industrial applications.
9	Aldehydes and Ketones	Preparation, identification, uses and reactions.
10	Carboxylic Acids and Esters	Structure, reactions, uses, esterification.
11	Polymers and Plastics	Types, polymerization, uses, dangers of plastics.
12	Examination	Term assessment.
13	Closing	—

SS2 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Light Waves I	Nature of light; rectilinear propagation; reflection of light; laws of reflection; applications.
2	Light Waves II	Refraction of light; laws of refraction; refractive index; total internal reflection and applications (prisms, optical fibers).
3	Sound Waves	Production and propagation of sound; characteristics of sound (pitch, loudness, quality); speed of sound in different media.
4	Human Eye	Structure and functions of the eye; image formation in the eye; defects of the eye and their corrections (short sight, long sight, astigmatism).
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Application of Sound Waves	Uses of sound in medicine (ultrasound), industry (SONAR, echolocation); musical instruments.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Electric Charges	Concept of charge; types of charges; methods of charging (friction, conduction, induction); properties of charges.
9	Description and Properties of Fields	Concept of a field; electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields; field lines and properties.
10	Gravitational Field	Newton’s law of universal gravitation; gravitational field strength; differences between mass and weight; motion under gravity.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Electric Field	Concept of electric field; field patterns; Coulomb’s law; potential difference; capacitors.
2	Magnetic Fields	Properties of magnets; magnetic field patterns; magnetic flux; earth’s magnetic field and its uses.
3	Electro-Magnetic Field	Relationship between electricity and magnetism; electromagnetic induction; Faraday’s and Lenz’s laws; applications (transformers, generators).
4	Simple A.C. Circuits	Characteristics of alternating current; comparison of A.C. and D.C.; peak and rms values; resistors, capacitors, and inductors in A.C. circuits.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Battery	Types of cells and batteries (primary, secondary); construction, working, and applications; care and maintenance.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Solar Collector	Meaning and importance of solar energy; principles of solar collector; applications and advantages in energy supply.
9	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
10	Examination	–
11	Closing	–

SS2 PHYSICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Electrical Continuity Testing	Concept of electrical continuity; testing with continuity tester and multimeter; importance in troubleshooting circuits.
2	Electroplating	Principles of electrolysis; process of electroplating; industrial and domestic applications.
3	Application of Electromagnetic Field	Uses in communication, medicine (MRI, X-ray), industry (induction furnaces, motors).
4	Models of the Atom	Historical development: Dalton, Thomson, Rutherford, Bohr; modern atomic theory.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Nucleus	Structure of the nucleus; atomic number, mass number, isotopes; nuclear reactions (fission, fusion); radioactivity.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Energy Quantization	Planck’s hypothesis; photons; energy levels in atoms; applications (lasers, photoelectric effect).
9	Duality of Matter	Wave-particle duality; de Broglie hypothesis; experimental evidences.
10	Energy and Society	Sources of energy (renewable, non-renewable); energy crisis; environmental effects of energy use; sustainable energy strategies.
11	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Farm Surveying and Planning	Meaning of farm surveying; importance; instruments used; methods of land measurement; uses of surveying data in agriculture.
2	Farm Planning	Definition of farm planning; objectives; factors influencing farm planning; steps in farm planning; importance to agricultural production.
3	Principles of Farmstead Planning and Location of Buildings/Structures	Meaning of farmstead planning; factors affecting location (topography, soil type, water supply, nearness to market, accessibility); layout of farm structures (barn, silo, poultry house, fish pond, etc.).
4	Forest Management	Meaning; importance of forest to agriculture and economy; methods of forest management (afforestation, controlled exploitation, taungya system, forest reservation).
5	Agro-Forestry Practices in Nigeria	Definition of agroforestry; examples (alley cropping, shelter belts, windbreaks); benefits to soil fertility, erosion control, and biodiversity.
6	Importance of Ornamental Plants	Economic, aesthetic, medicinal, and environmental importance of ornamental plants.
7	Common Types of Ornamental Plants	Flowering plants, foliage plants, shrubs, lawn grasses, trees, climbers; examples of each.
8	Settings and Locations for Planting Each Type of Ornamental Plant	Home gardens, parks, schools, offices, roadsides; factors to consider when locating ornamental plants.
9	Methods of Cultivating Ornamental Plants	Direct seeding, transplanting, grafting, layering, budding, use of cuttings; care and management.
10	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Maintenance of Ornamental Plants	Weeding, watering, pruning, staking, mulching, manuring, pest and disease control in ornamental plants.
2	Diseases of Crops	Meaning of crop diseases; types (fungal, bacterial, viral, nematode); symptoms; effects; control measures.
3	Pests of Crops	Definition of crop pests; examples (insects, birds, rodents, monkeys); economic importance; preventive and control measures.
4	Weeds and Weed Control	Meaning and types of weeds; characteristics; harmful and beneficial effects; methods of weed control (cultural, mechanical, chemical, biological).
5	Types and Classification of Farm Animals	Cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, rabbits, fish; classification based on uses (meat, milk, work, eggs, hides/skins).
6	Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals	External parts; digestive, circulatory, respiratory, and reproductive systems of cattle, poultry, and pigs.
7	Animal Reproduction	Meaning and importance; types (asexual and sexual); reproductive processes in farm animals; fertilization and gestation.
8	Environmental Physiology in Farm Animals	Effects of climate (temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind) on growth, production, and reproduction of farm animals; adaptation strategies.
9	Livestock Management	Meaning; principles; management practices for cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, and rabbits; housing, feeding, breeding, health care.
10	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Animal Nutrition	Classes of food nutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, water); functions; sources; importance in animal production.
2	Rangeland Management	Meaning of rangeland; types; importance; methods of improvement (reseeding, rotational grazing, controlled stocking, fertilizer application).
3	Basic Economic Principles	Definition; scarcity, choice, and opportunity cost; scale of preference; production possibilities curve.
4	Factors of Production	Land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurship; meaning, characteristics, and roles in agriculture.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Principles of Demand	Meaning; law of demand; demand schedule and curve; factors affecting demand; elasticity of demand in agriculture.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Principles of Supply	Meaning; law of supply; supply schedule and curve; factors affecting supply; elasticity of supply in agriculture.
9	Implications of Demand and Supply for Agricultural Production	Application of demand and supply to pricing, output, and farmers’ decisions in agriculture.
10	Functions of a Farm Manager	Roles, qualities, and responsibilities of a farm manager; importance to agricultural productivity.
11	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Solution to Quadratic Equation	Methods of solving quadratic equations: factorization, completing the square, quadratic formula; word problems.
2	Tangent and Normal to Curve	Meaning; derivation of tangent and normal equations; applications in coordinate geometry.
3	Polynomials I	Definition; degree of polynomials; addition, subtraction, multiplication; long division.
4	Polynomials II	Factor and remainder theorem; applications in simplifying algebraic expressions.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Polynomials II (Cont.)	Application of factor and remainder theorem; solving higher order equations.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Cubic Equations and their Factorization	Factorization of cubic expressions; methods of solution.
9	Logical Reasoning I	Statements; truth table; negation, conjunction, disjunction.
10	Logical Reasoning II	Conditional and biconditional statements; tautology and contradiction.
11	Trigonometric Function	Definition; values of trigonometric ratios; angle of elevation and depression.
12	Graphs of Trigonometric Function	Sine, cosine, and tangent graphs; properties and transformations.
13	Trigonometric Identity & Graphs of Inverse Trigonometric Ratios; Pythagoras Theorem	Basic identities; inverse trigonometric graphs; applications of Pythagoras theorem.

SS2 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Limits of Functions and Differentiation from First Principle	Concept of limits; evaluation; differentiation using first principle.
2	Rules of Differentiation I	Differentiation of algebraic functions using power rule, constant rule, and sum/difference rule.
3	Rules of Differentiation II	Product rule, quotient rule, chain rule.
4	Differentiation of Trigonometric, Logarithmic, and Exponential Functions	Standard derivatives; application to problems.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Application of Differentiation	Rate of change; velocity and acceleration; equation of motion.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Maximum and Minimum Points and Values	Turning points of curves; second derivative test; applications.
9	The Circle	Definition; general equation of a circle; equation of tangent; length of tangent.
10	Conic Sections I	Parabola, ellipse, hyperbola: definitions and equations.
11	Conic Sections II	Properties and graphs of conic sections; applications.
12	Conic Sections III	Continuation of parabola, ellipse, and hyperbola.
13	Sample Space and Events	Event space; independent and dependent events; probability.

SS2 FURTHER MATHEMATICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Sample Space and Events (Cont.)	Further problems on event space; probability of compound events.
2	Permutation and Combination I	Meaning; arrangement of objects; fundamental counting principle.
3	Permutation and Combination II	Combination of objects; applications in probability.
4	Dynamics I	Newton’s laws of motion; motion along inclined plane.
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Dynamics II	Motion of connected particles; applications of Newton’s laws.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Work, Power, Energy	Work done by a force; power; energy; impulse and momentum.
9	Projectiles	Motion of projectiles; equations and applications.
10	Binomial Expansion	Binomial theorem; expansion of (a + b)^n; applications.
11	Mechanics (Vector Geometry)	Vector operations; scalar and vector products; applications in mechanics.
12	Integration I	Indefinite integral; basic rules; applications.
13	Integration II and Applications	Definite integrals; area under a curve; regression line and correlation coefficient.

SS2 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Meat Cookery	Meaning and types of meat; structure of meat; nutritive value of meat; factors affecting choice of meat; methods of cooking meat and meat dishes
2	Poultry	Meaning and types of poultry; structure; preparation; nutritive value; factors affecting choice; methods of cooking poultry dishes
3	Eggs	Meaning, uses and nutritive value of eggs; structure of egg; test for freshness; methods of cooking eggs and egg dishes
4	Milk and Milk Products	Meaning, types and nutritive value of milk; methods of preserving milk; examples of milk dishes
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Sea Foods	Meaning and classification of sea foods; nutritive value; factors to consider when choosing sea foods; methods of cooking fishes
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Food Additives	Meaning, types (flavouring, herbs, spices etc.); classification (local and foreign); uses and presentation on album/cardboard
9	Practical on Meat, Poultry, Milk, Sea Foods, and Food Additives	Preparation and serving of dishes; use of additives in meals
10	Starchy Roots and Plantain	Meaning; types of starchy roots; nutritive value; types and value of plantain; dishes made from plantain
11	Revision	General review of all topics
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Energy Management in Food Preparation	Meaning, advantages, principles of energy management; steps in managing energy; meaning of fatigue
2	Kitchen Equipment and Utensils	Meaning, classification, selection, use, care and storage of large and small kitchen equipment, fixtures and appliances
3	Labour Saving Devices	Meaning, uses, factors to consider in selection; care and maintenance
4	Special Nutritional Needs I	Infants, children, adolescents, adults, aged, pregnant and lactating mothers: meal planning and physiological needs
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Special Nutritional Needs II	Continuation of meal planning for different groups and physiological needs
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Project on Test Interpretation	Practice in interpreting exam questions and writing responses
9	Flour Cookery	Meaning and types of flour; local flour sources; nutritive value; dishes from flour (bread, pastries etc.)
10	Raising Agents	Meaning; types (yeast, baking powder etc.); composition and evaluation
11	Revision	General review of all topics
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 FOOD AND NUTRITION SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Convenience Foods	Meaning, uses, forms, examples; selection factors; advantages and disadvantages; dishes made with convenience foods
2	Preservation of Foods	Meaning of spoilage; causes and agents; importance of preservation; principles of preservation
3	Methods of Food Preservation	Various preservation methods (drying, smoking, salting, freezing, canning etc.)
4	Food Storage	Meaning and importance; storage of perishable and non- perishable foods; storage equipment and spaces (barns, refrigerator, deep freezers)
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Practical on Convenience Foods and Food Storage	Preparation of dishes using convenience foods; practical demonstration of preservation methods
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Budgeting	Meaning of budgeting; income, expenditure; family needs; food budgeting; factors influencing budgeting
9	Food Purchasing	Meaning of bulk-purchasing, piece-meal, impulse buying; factors to consider; advantages and disadvantages; shopping list preparation
10	Consumer Education I & II	Meaning and principles; consumer agents; government agencies (NAFDAC, SON, FCCPC); duties of consumer agents; consumer practices (adulteration, falsification, misbranding)
11	Revision	General review of all topics
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Industry	Meaning and types of industries (primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary); importance of industries in economic development.
2	Basic Concepts of GIS	Meaning of GIS (Geographic Information System); importance and uses of GIS in geography and planning.
3	Components of GIS	Hardware, software, data, people, and methods; functions of each component.
4	Earth’s External Processes and Landform Development	Weathering, erosion, transportation and deposition; resulting landforms (valleys, deltas, beaches, dunes, floodplains).
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Climate II	Elements of climate; climatic controls; differences between weather and climate.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Climatic Classification	Koppen’s classification of climate; other approaches to classifying climate; world climatic regions.
9	Environmental Resources	Meaning and types (renewable and non-renewable); importance and sustainable use of environmental resources.
10	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Renewable and Non- Renewable Resources	Meaning and examples; differences; significance in Nigeria’s economy.
2	Environmental Problems	Pollution (air, water, land, noise); deforestation; desertification; soil erosion; overpopulation.
3	Environmental Conservation	Meaning; methods (afforestation, reforestation, legislation, recycling, controlled grazing); importance of conservation.
4	Agriculture	Types (subsistence, commercial, mixed farming); importance of agriculture; problems and solutions in Nigeria.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Transport and Communication in Nigeria	Types of transport (road, rail, water, air, pipeline); importance and challenges; types of communication; role in economic development.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria	Types and examples; factors influencing location; contributions to GDP; problems of industries in Nigeria.
9	Commercial Activities in Nigeria	Meaning and types of commercial activities; role of trade, banking, insurance, and tourism in Nigeria’s economy.
10	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 GEOGRAPHY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Direction and Bearing	Meaning of direction and bearing; use of compass and bearings in navigation and map reading.
2	Representation of Relief Forms	Methods of showing relief on maps (contours, hachures, spot heights, shading, layer colouring); interpretation of relief features.
3	Population	Meaning; factors influencing population distribution; population structure, density and growth; problems of overpopulation and underpopulation.
4	Settlements	Meaning and types (rural and urban); functions of settlements; factors affecting location of settlements.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Settlement Interactions	Rural-urban migration; effects of rural-urban interactions on development; problems and solutions.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Geo-political Issues	Meaning; examples in Nigeria and Africa (boundary disputes, ethnic conflicts, political instability); effects on development.
9	GIS Data	Types of GIS data (spatial, attribute); sources of GIS data; uses in planning and development.
10	Earth’s Internal Processes	Meaning; processes such as vulcanicity, earthquakes, folding and faulting; landforms associated with each.
11	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Revision of SS1 Work	General review of previous year’s work
2	Geometrical Construction	Identification of different types of geometrical construction; Construction of geometrical figures using appropriate instruments
3	Geometrical Construction (Continued)	Construction of triangles, quadrilaterals, and polygons; Bisection of lines and angles
4	Geometrical Construction (Continued)	Division of lines into equal parts; Construction of tangents to circles
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Simple Scale Drawing – Plain and Diagonal Scales	Explanation of plain and diagonal scales; Construction of scales to given representative fractions
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Pictorial Drawings – Oblique Projection	Definition of oblique projection; Construction of oblique drawings using given dimensions
9	Pictorial Drawings – Isometric Projection	Definition of isometric projection; Construction of isometric drawings using given dimensions
10	Freehand Sketching	Sketching objects in freehand with correct proportion
11	Freehand Sketching (Continued)	Sketching more complex objects in freehand showing details
12	Examination	End of term examination
13	Closing	End of term activities and vacation

SS2 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Revision of First Term’s Work	General review of First Term’s work
2	Orthographic Projection	Definition of orthographic projection; Differences between first angle and third angle projection; Drawing objects in both methods
3	Orthographic Projection (Continued)	Construction of orthographic views of given objects
4	Sectional Views	Definition of sectional views; Types of sectional views; Drawing sectional views of simple objects
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Sectional Views (Continued)	Drawing more complex sectional views involving different shapes
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Auxiliary Views	Definition of auxiliary views; Drawing auxiliary views of given objects
9	Assembly Drawing	Definition of assembly drawing; Identification of machine components; Drawing exploded and assembled views
10	Assembly Drawing (Continued)	Assembling given parts into complete objects in orthographic projection
11	Fasteners	Identification of types of fasteners (nuts, bolts, screws, rivets); Conventional representations
12	Examination	End of term examination
13	Closing	End of term activities and vacation

SS2 TECHNICAL DRAWING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Interpenetration and Development of Solids	Definition of interpenetration; Practical applications; Construction of interpenetration of two solids
2	Interpenetration and Development of Solids (Continued)	Development of surfaces of interpenetrating solids
3	Building Drawings	Explanation of building drawings; Reading simple floor plans
4	Building Drawings (Continued)	Drawing floor plans and elevations of simple buildings
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Pictorial Drawing of Buildings	Drawing pictorial views of simple buildings from given plans
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Pictorial Drawing of Buildings (Continued)	Drawing more complex pictorial views of buildings
9	Freehand Sketching	Sketching building components and fittings accurately
10	Freehand Sketching (Continued)	Sketching more complex building components
11	Specification Writing	Definition of specification writing; Writing simple specifications for construction works
12	Examination	End of term examination
13	Closing	End of term activities and vacation

SS2 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	The Sokoto Caliphate	Origin and rise of the Caliphate; causes and effects of the 1804 Jihad; leadership of Usman dan Fodio
2	The Administration of the Caliphate	Political and religious organization; emirate system; taxation; justice and governance
3	The Impact of the Jihad	Political, religious, social, and educational transformations in Northern Nigeria
4	Bornu under the Shehus: The Emergence of El-Kanemi	The decline of the Sefawa dynasty; rise of El-Kanemi; his reforms and leadership
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	Developments under El-Kanemi and the Shehus	Reorganization of Bornu administration; resistance to the Sokoto Caliphate; restoration of stability
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Yoruba Land in the 19th Century: Oyo Empire	Growth, structure, and decline of the Oyo Empire; internal conflicts and external pressures
9	The Era of Ibadan Imperialism	Rise of Ibadan as a power; wars of expansion; military and political control
10	The Peace Treaty of 1886 and its Aftermath	Terms of the treaty; end of wars; emergence of peace and new political structures
11	Revision	Review of all topics on Sokoto, Bornu, and Yoruba history
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS2 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Benin in the 19th Century	Structure and political organization; trade and diplomacy; British relations
2	The First Phase of British Conquest (1851–1900)	British intervention in Lagos; treaties, conquest of Benin; establishment of protectorates
3	The Second Phase of British Conquest (1900–1914)	Expansion of colonial rule to the North; use of indirect rule; consolidation of British authority
4	Early Phase of British Rule (1900– 1914)	Administration, policies, taxation, and native authorities
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	The Amalgamation of Nigeria (1914) and its Significance	Reasons for amalgamation; Lord Lugard’s policy; advantages and disadvantages
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Colonial Rule and Its Impact	Central administration; economic exploitation; introduction of Western education and Christianity
9	The Colonial Economy	Cash crop production, taxation, infrastructure, and trade
10	Social Development and Inter- Group Relations	Urbanization, missionary education, and national consciousness
11	Revision	Review of British rule and colonial impact
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS2 NIGERIAN HISTORY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Origins of Nationalism in Nigeria	Causes of nationalism: colonial policies, education, press, and religion
2	Nationalist Movements after World War II	Roles of political organizations – NCNC, NPC, AG, and others
3	The Road to Independence	Constitutional developments: Clifford, Richards, Macpherson, and Lyttleton Constitutions
4	The Attainment of Independence (1960)	Nationalist leaders; events leading to independence; challenges of self-government
5	Midterm Examination	—
6	The First Republic (1960–1966)	Political developments; party systems; major crises and regionalism
7	Midterm Break	—
8	The First Republic: Social and Economic Developments	Education, economy, and social welfare during the First Republic
9	Military Intervention and the 1966 Coup	Causes, events, and consequences; Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970)
10	Post-Civil War Nigeria	Reconstruction, rehabilitation, and reintegration; unity efforts
11	Revision	Review of decolonization and post-independence developments
12	Examination	—
13	Closing	—

SS2 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Colonial Administration in Nigeria: British, French, Indirect Rule	Features of colonial administration; differences between British and French systems; principles and practice of indirect rule; successes and failures of indirect rule in Nigeria.
2	Nationalism in Nigeria: Causes, Effects, Key Personalities	Meaning of nationalism; factors that led to its rise (education, media, religion, economy); roles of key nationalists (Herbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa, Anthony Enahoro, Ernest Ikoli); effects on Nigeria’s independence struggle.
3	Constitutional Development in Nigeria I	Clifford Constitution (1922) – features, merits, demerits; Richards Constitution (1946) – features, merits, demerits; Macpherson Constitution (1951) – features, merits, demerits.
4	Constitutional Development in Nigeria II	Lyttleton Constitution (1954) – federal structure and significance; Independence Constitution (1960); Republican Constitution (1963); comparative analysis of the constitutions.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Military Rule in Nigeria: Causes, Achievements, Failures	Reasons for military intervention; achievements (infrastructure, centralization, civil service reforms); failures (dictatorship, corruption, abuse of rights).
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Civil Rule in Nigeria: Features, Merits, Challenges	Meaning of civil rule; characteristics (constitutionality, rule of law, separation of powers); merits and challenges (corruption, instability, ethnicity).
9	Nigerian Federalism I: Features and Evolution	Meaning of federalism; evolution of Nigerian federalism (from 1954 till date); main features of Nigerian federalism.
10	Nigerian Federalism II: Problems and Solutions	Problems: resource control, revenue allocation, minority agitations, state creation; possible solutions for strengthening federalism.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Revenue Allocation in Nigeria: Principles and Issues	Meaning of revenue allocation; principles (derivation, need, equality of states, population, national interest); controversies and challenges in Nigeria’s revenue allocation.
2	Inter-Governmental Relations	Meaning; types (federal–state, state–local, federal–local); importance and problems of inter-governmental relations.
3	Political Crisis in Nigeria I	1962 Census Crisis – causes, effects; 1963 Tiv Crisis – causes, effects.
4	Political Crisis in Nigeria II	1964 Election Crisis – causes, effects; 1965 Western Region Crisis – causes, effects; impact of crises on Nigerian politics.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	The Nigerian Civil War: Causes, Effects, Resolution	Causes of the war (ethnic tension, coup, secession); major events; effects on Nigeria; resolution and reconciliation efforts (Gowon’s 3Rs: Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Reconciliation).
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Civil Society and Popular Participation	Definition and role of civil society; examples (labour unions, NGOs, student movements, faith-based organizations); importance of popular participation in governance.
9	Citizenship Education and National Integration	Meaning of citizenship; rights and duties of citizens; importance of national integration; challenges to unity in Nigeria.
10	Political Apathy: Causes, Effects, Solutions	Meaning of political apathy; causes (ignorance, mistrust, corruption); effects (low voter turnout, weak democracy); solutions (civic education, transparency, accountability).
11	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Electoral Systems: Types, Merits and Demerits	Meaning; types (simple majority, proportional representation, second ballot, alternative vote); merits and demerits of each.
2	Electoral Commissions in Nigeria: Past and Present	Historical overview of electoral commissions in Nigeria – NEC, FEDECO, INEC; roles, achievements, and challenges.
3	Electoral Malpractices: Types, Causes, Consequences	Meaning; types (rigging, ballot stuffing, intimidation, falsification of results); causes; consequences on democracy.
4	Democratic Processes in Nigeria	Meaning; democratic principles (rule of law, majority rule, protection of minority rights, regular elections); challenges to democratic processes in Nigeria.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Judiciary: Structure, Functions, Independence	Structure (hierarchy of courts); functions (interpretation of laws, protection of rights, settlement of disputes); independence of the judiciary and threats to independence.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Human Rights: Meaning, Categories, Protection, Limitations	Meaning and types (civil, political, economic, social, cultural rights); protection of rights; limitations in practice; institutions for enforcement.
9	Public Corporations in Nigeria: Meaning, Types, Roles, Control	Meaning and examples (NITEL, NNPC, Nigerian Railway Corporation); roles in national development; methods of control (ministerial control, legislative control, judicial control).
10	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Leadership of Joseph, Moses, Joshua and Deborah I	Early life and call of Joseph, Moses, Joshua, and Deborah; qualities of godly leadership.
2	Leadership of Joseph, Moses, Joshua and Deborah II	Achievements, challenges and lessons from their leadership experiences.
3	Leadership of Joseph, Moses, Joshua and Deborah III	Relevance of their leadership examples to contemporary Christian life.
4	God Cares for His People – Protection	God’s protection of Israel in the wilderness; meaning of divine care and protection today.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Parental Responsibility (Eli and His Sons)	Duties of parents to children; Eli’s failure; consequences of neglect of parental responsibility.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Consequences of Obedience and Disobedience	Biblical examples of obedience and disobedience; blessings and punishments.
9	Friendship	David and Jonathan as a model of true friendship; Christian perspective on loyalty and sacrifice.
10	Trust in God (Submission to the Will of God)	Biblical characters who trusted God (Abraham, Job, Jesus); importance of submission to God’s will.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Making Decisions as a Christian	Factors influencing decision-making; biblical guidelines for making right decisions.
2	Greed and its Effect	Meaning of greed; examples from the Bible (Achan, Gehazi, Judas); consequences of greed.
3	The Supremacy of God	God’s power over nations, rulers, and creation; lessons for Christians.
4	Religious Reforms	Biblical examples (Josiah, Nehemiah); importance of true worship and reform in Christian life.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Concern for One’s Nation	Nehemiah and patriotism; responsibilities of Christians toward their nation.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Faith in God	Examples of men of faith (Hebrews 11); benefits of faith in Christian living.
9	True Religion and Social Justice	Amos, Micah, and Isaiah on justice and righteousness; implications for Christians today.
10	The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus Christ	The baptism of Jesus and its significance; temptation of Jesus and lessons for Christians.
11	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Call of the Disciples	Jesus’ call of the twelve; reasons for their call; lessons for Christians.
2	The Mission of the Disciples (Luke 10:1-24)	Jesus sending out the seventy; the disciples’ experiences and lessons.
3	The Trial of Jesus Christ and His Death	The arrest, trial, crucifixion of Jesus; significance of His sacrifice.
4	Resurrection and Second Coming of Jesus Christ	The resurrection and its implications; Christian hope in the second coming.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Fellowship in the Early Church	Characteristics of fellowship; sharing, love, and unity in the early church.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	The Holy Spirit and the Mission of the Gentiles	Coming of the Holy Spirit; role in spreading the gospel to the Gentiles.
9	Opposition to the Gospel Message I	Causes of opposition; persecution in the early church (Stephen, Peter, Paul).
10	Opposition to the Gospel Message II	Continuation of opposition; relevance of persecution to Christians today.
11	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT BREAKDOWN
1	Drawing	Still life and nature drawings; keen observation of objects; types of drawings and their surface effects; shading techniques (cross- hatching, burning, line, pointillism, wash).
2	Painting	Styles of painting (animal hide, mural, impasto, fresco tempera); still life objects (chair, plates, kettle); natural objects (insects, animals, bones, flowers); figure drawing (parts of the body, portrait, full life painting); colour mixing and application.
3	Nigerian Cultural Festivals	Meaning and origin of festivals; types of festivals; functions of festivals; symbolic significance; body decorations; illustration of festival symbols.
4	History of Art (African Traditional Art and Culture)	Traditional African art forms: Guinea, Kiss, Cameroon, Dahomey, Sierra Leone; origins and locations; media used in traditional arts; characteristics and influence on modern art.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of term’s work.
6	Graphic Design	Definition and types; tools and materials; calligraphy practical; practical designs: book cover, book jacket, logo, calendar, poster, packaging.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Textile Design on Paper	Use of creative forms; creation of motifs (shapes, figures, patterns); formation of repeating formats; application of colours on patterns.
9	Embroidery	Identification of embroidery works; stitches illustrated on paper; transfer of stitches onto fabric; tools and materials (needle, thread, scissors, stitching machine); practical embroidery application.
10	Furniture Making	Functions of furniture; processes involved in furniture making; sourcing appropriate wood; wood treatment before use; creation of furniture in various forms.
11	Puppetry	Meaning and types; tools and materials; seams and stitches; puppet construction (marionette, storytelling, drama, shadow plays); Nigerian puppetry forms, styles, functions, and cultural significance.
12	Revision	Review of all major topics: Drawing, Painting, Festivals, History of Art, Graphic and Textile Design, Embroidery, Furniture Making, Puppetry.
13	Examination and Closing	End of term examinations and closing activities.

SS2 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT BREAKDOWN
1	Imaginative Composition I	Meaning of imaginative composition; components (foreground, middle ground, background, area of interest, compositional arrangement of objects); practical application in drawing and painting.
2	Imaginative Composition II	Drawing objects from imagination (pot, spoon, chair, stove, house, etc.); sketching and painting scenes from memory (motor accident, market scene, carpenter’s workshop, etc.); application of colour and shading techniques.
3	Nature Painting	Meaning and characteristics of nature painting; natural objects (plants, animals, shells, skulls, mountains, etc.); arrangement and components of nature painting; techniques of colour application (impasto, fresco, etc.); practical painting exercises.
4	Modern and Traditional Art Institutions in Nigeria	Modern art institutions: Obafemi Awolowo University, Ahmadu Bello University, Adeyemi College of Education, Olabisi Onabanjo University; traditional art institutions: Oshogbo Art Centre, Mbari Mbayo Art Centre, Nri Art Centre; courses, history, and contributions to Nigerian art.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of the term’s work.
6	Pottery	Meaning of pottery; tools and materials; methods of pottery making; functions of pottery; basic terminologies; differences between pottery and ceramics; marketing pottery wares; practical modelling of pottery wares up to finishing stage.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Book Cover and Jacket Design	Meaning of book cover and jacket; differences between book cover and jacket; features of book design (spine, blurb, flap, ISBN, author bio, book summary, publisher’s address, etc.); practical design of book covers and jackets in pencil and colour.
9	Construction	Meaning and types of construction; processes involved; objects and materials used (hard board, beads, metal, rope, etc.); practical construction of simple art objects using appropriate media.
10	Computer in Visual Arts	Meaning and types of computers; parts and functions; drives and printers; CorelDraw window and tools; application of digital tools in art; advantages and disadvantages of computer use in art and general education.
11	Revision	General review of topics: imaginative composition, nature painting, art institutions, pottery, book design, construction, and computer art.
12	Examination	End of term examinations.
13	Closing	End of term activities.

SS2 VISUAL ARTS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT BREAKDOWN
1	Basic Shapes and Designs	Meaning of basic shapes and design; types of basic and geometrical shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, etc.); materials and tools for basic design; practical approach using pencil and colour; arrangement of basic and non-basic shapes in harmonious designs.
2	Indigenous Decorative Motifs	Meaning of motifs; indigenous decorative motifs (floral, animal, objects, etc.); formats for motif making (half-drop, diamond, mirror, simple repeat); creation of patterns using indigenous motifs.
3	Calabash Decoration I	Meaning and types of calabash; types of calabash decoration; uses and functions of decorated calabash; marketing and outlets for calabash products.
4	Calabash Decoration II	Practical decoration of calabash using painting, engraving, scotching, beads, cowries, coins, and carving; influence of foreign cultures on calabash decoration; value and relevance of calabash decoration in art and society.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of the term’s work.
6	Indigenous Motifs (Body Decoration – Tattoos)	Meaning of body decoration; origin and importance of tattoos in indigenous societies; tools and motifs used; types of tattoo designs (animation, zoomorphic, spiral, lines, etc.); cultural values of tattooing.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Indigenous Motifs (Mural Designs)	Meaning of mural design; origin of mural motifs; examples of indigenous mural designs (Yoruba Sango wand, snakes, birds, geometric patterns, etc.); materials and tools for mural art; practical creation of mural motifs.
9	Indigenous Craft Making (Baskets and Mats)	Meaning of basket and mat; places in Nigeria known for basket/mat weaving; materials and tools; products of basket and mat making; functions and uses; practical weaving of simple basket and mat.
10	Indigenous Craft (Cloth Weaving) & Modern Nigerian Art and Artists	Cloth weaving: meaning, materials, tools, towns and states where weaving is prominent (e.g., Aso-Ofi, Kente); functions of woven cloths; principles of weaving (warp, weft, shuttle, loom). Modern Nigerian art: meaning and origin of contemporary Nigerian art; development of modern artistic expression; forms of modern art (sculpture, ceramics, textiles, graphics); notable Nigerian studio artists and educators (Aina Onabolu, Akinola Lasekan, Ben Enwonwu, Yusuf Grillo, Ladi Kwali, Kolade Oshinowo, Uche Okeke).
11	Revision	General review of all topics: basic designs, indigenous motifs, calabash decoration, tattoos, mural designs, basket/mat weaving, cloth weaving, modern Nigerian artists.
12	Examination	End of term examinations.
13	Closing	End of term activities.

THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

TEST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION, PLOT 16/18 IJAIYE ROAD, OGBA PRIVATE MAIL BAG NO. 1076, YABA, LAGOS

HARMONIZED LIST OF LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH TEXTS FOR THE WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (WASSCE) 2026-2030

TYPE OF TEXT	SELECTED TEXT
SHAKESPEAREAN TEXT	Antony and Cleopatra
AFRICAN PROSE	Pede Hollist : So the Path Does not Die Elma Shaw : Redemption Road
NON-AFRICAN PROSE	Harper Lee : To Kill a Mocking Bird Susanne Bellefeuille : Path of Lucas: The Journey He Endured
AFRICAN DRAMA	Bosede Ademilua-Afolayan : Once Upon an Elephant Efua Sutherland : The Marriage of Anansewa
NON-AFRICAN DRAMA	J. D. Priestley : An Inspector Calls Robert Bolt : A Man for all Seasons
AFRICAN POETRY	Gabriel Okara : Once Upon a Time Elizabeth L. A. Kamara : New Tongue Wole Soyinka : Night Niyi Osundare : Not my Business S.O.H. Afriyie–Vidza : Hearty Garlands Syl Cheney-Coker : The Breast of The Sea
NON-AFRICAN POETRY	Lord Byron : She Walks in Beauty Geoffrey Chaucer : The Nun’s Priest’s Tale (shortened) Seamus Heaney : Digging Maya Angelou : Still I Rise Fleur Adcock : The Telephone Call Wilfred Wilson Gipson : The Stone

SS2 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to African Poetry	Study of Gabriel Okara – “Once Upon a Time”; themes, content analysis, and poetic devices.
2	African Poetry	Study of Wole Soyinka – “Night”; themes, structure, and poetic devices.
3	African Poetry	Study of Niyi Osundare – “Not My Business”; themes, style, tone, and poetic analysis.
4	African Poetry	Study of Syl Cheney-Coker – “The Breast of the Sea”; themes, content analysis, imagery, and symbolism.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of the term’s work.
6	African Poetry	Study of S.O.H. Afriyie-Vidza – “Hearty Garlands” and Elizabeth L. A. Kamara – “New Tongue”; themes, mood, tone, and poetic devices.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-African Poetry	Study of Maya Angelou – “Still I Rise”; themes of perseverance and empowerment; poetic techniques.
9	Non-African Poetry	Study of Lord Byron – “She Walks in Beauty”; themes, diction, mood, and imagery.
10	Non-African Poetry	Study of Seamus Heaney – “Digging” and Fleur Adcock – “The Telephone Call”; structure, tone, and poetic analysis.
11	Revision	General review of all poems studied (African and Non-African).
12	Examination	End of term examinations.
13	Closing	End of term activities.

SS2 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Welcome Test and Review	Review of previous term’s work; introduction to prose elements and literary terms.
2	Introduction to African Prose	Study of Elma Shaw – “Redemption Road”; plot structure, setting (physical, social, and temporal).
3	African Prose	Detailed analysis of Redemption Road (Chapters 1–5); introduction of characters and major events.
4	African Prose	Continued analysis (Chapters 6–10); themes and character development.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of the term’s work.
6	African Prose	Continued study (Chapters 11–15); stylistic and structural analysis.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-African Prose	Study of Susanne Bellefeuille – “Path of Lucas: The Journey He Endured”; background of the author and text overview.
9	Non-African Prose	Detailed analysis (Chapters 1–6); major events and themes of perseverance, love, and endurance.
10	Non-African Prose	Continued analysis; characterization, plot development, and narrative techniques.
11	Revision	General review of African and Non-African prose texts.
12	Examination	End of term examinations.
13	Closing	End of term activities.

SS2 LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to African Drama	Overview of African Drama and cultural influences.
2	African Drama	Study of Efua Sutherland – “The Marriage of Anansewa”; background, setting, and summary of Act One.
3	African Drama	Detailed analysis of The Marriage of Anansewa (Acts Two–Three); themes, plot, and characterization.
4	African Drama	Continued study of The Marriage of Anansewa; moral lessons, style, and dramatic techniques.
5	Midterm Examination	Assessment of first half of the term’s work.
6	Non-African Drama	Study of Robert Bolt – “A Man for All Seasons”; background of the playwright, setting, and Acts One–Two.
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Non-African Drama	Continued analysis of A Man for All Seasons; themes, characterization, and style.
9	Non-African Drama	Study of J.D. Priestley – “An Inspector Calls”; background, plot summary, and character analysis.
10	Non-African Drama	Themes and dramatic techniques in An Inspector Calls; moral and social significance.
11	Revision	General review of all drama texts and poems.
12	Examination	End of term examinations.
13	Closing	End of term activities.

SS2 CATERING AND CRAFT SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Welcome Test / Revision	Review of last term’s work and recall of previous topics
2	Introduction to Bar	Meaning of bar, types of bar, functions of bar, factors to consider when planning a bar
3	Bar Equipment and Functions	Identification and uses of different bar equipment
4	Introduction to Beverages	Meaning and types of beverages (alcoholic and non- alcoholic)
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Beverages in Relation to Still Room	Meaning, functions, food items and equipment in a still room
7	Midterm Break	—
8	The Service Area / Ancillary Service Area	Description, rooms in ancillary service area
9	Dispense Bar Equipment and Arrangement	Types of dispense bar equipment and arrangement
10	Demonstration on Preparation and Serving of Beverages	Practical preparation and serving of different beverages
11	Revision	General revision of the term’s work
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 CATERING AND CRAFT SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Welcome Test / Revision	Review of last term’s work
2	Introduction to Kitchen Equipment	Classification, uses, care and maintenance
3	Standing and Local Measuring Equipment	Identification and use of local and standard measuring tools
4	Cleaning Agents	Meaning, classification, importance, and local cleaning agents
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Methods of Cooking I	Boiling (stocks, soups, sauces), preparation and demonstration
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Methods of Cooking II	Roasting, grilling, barbecue (with demonstration)
9	Methods of Cooking III	Baking (cakes, pastries, biscuits, cookies, scones)
10	Cake Decoration	Royal icing, fondant, butter icing
11	Revision	General revision of the term’s work
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 CATERING AND CRAFT SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

WEEK	TOPIC	CONTENT
1	Welcome Test	Review of last term’s work
2	Costume and Fashion Designing	Meaning, style development, sketching and pattern making
3	Adaptation of Basic Block for Costume Design	Drafting, construction, use of different style features
4	Decorative Design: Embroidery Work I	Satin, stem, chain stitches; planning embroidery
5	Midterm Test	Assessment of weeks 1–4
6	Decorative Design: Embroidery Work II	Types of embroidery work; transferring designs to fabrics
7	Midterm Break	—
8	Decorative Design: Traditional Design & Needle craft	Beads, sequins, traditional designs, needle craft and toy-making
9	Basic Concepts of Marketing	Meaning, methods, importance, distribution channels
10	Marketing (Continued)	Branding, packaging, costing, pricing, feasibility study, product packaging
11	Revision	General revision of the term’s work
12	Examination	End of term exams
13	Closing	Vacation

SS2 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Profit and Loss Appropriation Account	Meaning and purpose; differences between profit and loss account and profit and loss appropriation account; items appearing in the account (interest on drawings, interest on capital, partners’ salary, partners’ commission, share of profit/loss).
2	Partnership Capital Account	Definition; features of capital accounts; distinction between fixed and fluctuating capital accounts; format and preparation.
3	Partnership Current Account	Meaning; purpose; format of current account; items affecting current account (drawings, interest on drawings, partners’ salary, interest on capital, share of profit/loss).
4	Current Account in Partnership Accounting	Relationship between capital and current accounts; preparation of current accounts under fixed capital method; worked examples.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Admission of a New Partner and Goodwill Account	Meaning of goodwill; types (purchased and inherent); methods of valuation; treatment of goodwill on admission of a new partner; revaluation of assets and liabilities.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Receipts and Payments Account / Income and Expenditure Account	Meaning; features; differences between receipts and payments account and income and expenditure account; preparation of accounts.
9	Single Entry (Incomplete Records)	Meaning; limitations; conversion of single entry to double entry; statement of affairs method; preparation of final accounts from incomplete records.
10	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Formation of a Company	Meaning of a company; steps and procedures in formation (promotion, incorporation, flotation); documents required (memorandum of association, articles of association, prospectus, certificate of incorporation).
2	Private and Public Companies	Meaning and differences; features of private and public companies; advantages and disadvantages of each.
3	Quoted and Unquoted Companies	Definition; differences; examples of quoted companies in Nigeria; requirements for listing on the stock exchange.
4	Financial System	Meaning; components (money market, capital market, insurance, banking system, pension funds); importance of the financial system to economic growth.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Issue of Shares	Meaning; types of shares (ordinary, preference, deferred); methods of issue (public offer, rights issue, bonus issue); accounting entries for share issue.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Loan Capital	Meaning; types of loan capital (debentures, bonds, bank loans); advantages and disadvantages; accounting treatment of loan capital.
9	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
10	Examination	–
11	Closing	–

SS2 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Methods of Raising Funds from the Capital Market	Public issue, rights issue, private placement, offer for sale, government bonds; advantages and disadvantages of each method.
2	Requirements for Accessing the Capital Markets	Regulatory requirements; eligibility criteria for companies; role of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).
3	Benefits of Capital Market	Importance to companies, investors, and the economy; mobilization of savings, liquidity, capital formation, and wealth creation.
4	Final Accounts	Meaning; preparation of trading, profit and loss account and balance sheet; adjustments in final accounts (depreciation, prepayments, accruals, bad debts, provision for doubtful debts).
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Regulation of the Capital Market	Role of regulatory agencies (SEC, NSE, CBN); laws and policies guiding the capital market; investor protection.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Hire Purchase and Installment Payment Account	Meaning; differences between hire purchase and installment payment; accounting entries; preparation of relevant accounts.
9	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
10	Examination	–
11	Closing	–

SS2 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Advertising I	Meaning and importance of advertising; types of advertising (informative, persuasive, competitive).
2	Advertising II	Media of advertising (print, electronic, outdoor); advantages and disadvantages of each medium.
3	Tourism in Nigeria	Meaning and importance of tourism; tourist centers in Nigeria; role of tourism in economic development.
4	Insurance	Meaning and principles of insurance; types of insurance (life, marine, fire, accident); importance to business and individuals.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Banking I	Meaning and types of banks; roles of commercial banks in business transactions.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Banking II	Central Bank of Nigeria: roles, functions, and control of commercial banks.
9	Banking III	Development banks, merchant banks, microfinance banks; their contributions to economic growth.
10	Warehousing	Meaning and importance of warehousing; types of warehouses; functions in commerce.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Capital	Meaning and types of capital (fixed, working, liquid, loan); importance of capital to business.
2	Credit	Meaning and importance of credit; types of credit (trade, bank, hire purchase); advantages and disadvantages.
3	Profit	Meaning and types of profit; importance of profit to business; factors affecting profit.
4	Turnover	Meaning and calculation of turnover; importance in business operations.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Business Law	Meaning and importance; contracts in business; rights and obligations of parties.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Structure of Business	Types of business organizations (sole proprietorship, partnership, companies, cooperatives).
9	Introduction to Business Management I	Meaning and importance; functions of management – planning and organizing.
10	Introduction to Business Management II	Functions of management – directing, coordinating, controlling.
11	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 COMMERCE SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Marketing	Meaning and importance of marketing; difference between marketing and selling.
2	Consumer Protection I	Meaning and importance of consumer protection; rights of consumers.
3	Consumer Protection II	Agencies for consumer protection in Nigeria; challenges of consumer protection.
4	Meaning of Payment I	Meaning and importance; traditional methods of payment (cash, cheque, bank draft).
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Meaning of Payment II	Modern methods of payment (ATM, POS, electronic transfer, mobile banking).
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Deregulation, Nationalization, Indigenisation I	Meaning and features of deregulation, nationalization, and indigenisation.
9	Deregulation, Nationalization, Indigenisation II	Advantages, disadvantages, and effects on the Nigerian economy.
10	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Transportation	Meaning of transportation; types (land, water, air, pipeline); importance in marketing; problems and solutions.
2	Warehousing	Meaning; types of warehouses (private, public, bonded, cooperative, state); functions and importance in marketing.
3	Structure and Market Unions for Sales of Goods	Meaning and types of market structures; functions of market unions and associations in goods distribution.
4	Meaning and Roles of Facilitators	Meaning; types of marketing facilitators (agents, brokers, wholesalers, retailers); their roles and importance.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Marketing of Mineral Products	Features of mineral products; channels of distribution; problems and prospects of marketing mineral products.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	International Marketing	Meaning and scope; importance of international marketing; challenges faced by Nigerian marketers.
9	Organizing for International Marketing	Organizational structures; roles of government; methods of entry into international markets.
10	Application of ICT in International Marketing	Meaning of ICT; roles of ICT in modern marketing; e- commerce, online advertising, digital platforms.
11	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Planning for Personal Marketing Outlet	Steps in establishing an outlet; location, capital, staffing, product selection; risks and management.
2	Purchasing, Supplying and Merchandising of Goods and Services	Meaning of purchasing and supplying; methods of merchandising; importance of merchandising in marketing.
3	Marketing of Services	Meaning; characteristics of services; types of services; problems and prospects of marketing services.
4	Consumer Behavior	Meaning; factors affecting consumer behavior (cultural, social, psychological, economic); consumer decision- making process.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Product Life Cycle	Meaning; stages (introduction, growth, maturity, decline); strategies for each stage.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Branding and Packaging	Meaning; types of branding; importance of branding and packaging; problems in branding.
9	Pricing Policies and Strategies	Meaning; types of pricing policies (penetration, skimming, cost-plus, competitive); factors influencing pricing.
10	Channels of Distribution	Meaning; types of distribution channels; advantages and disadvantages; role of intermediaries.
11	Revision	Review of second term’s work.
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 MARKETING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Sales Promotion	Meaning; methods (discounts, coupons, free samples, exhibitions); importance and limitations.
2	Advertising	Meaning; types (print, broadcast, outdoor, online); importance and limitations of advertising.
3	Personal Selling	Meaning; qualities of a good salesperson; importance; challenges of personal selling.
4	Public Relations in Marketing	Meaning of public relations; functions in marketing; tools and strategies; importance.
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Consumer Protection	Meaning; rights of consumers; agencies for consumer protection in Nigeria; problems and solutions.
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Contemporary Issues in Marketing	Digital marketing, social media marketing, e-commerce, globalization of marketing.
9	Careers in Marketing	Different career paths in marketing; skills and qualifications needed; prospects.
10	Revision	Review of third term’s work.
11	Examination	–
12	Closing	–

SS2 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1.	Elementary Treatment of Fiscal Policy	Meaning of fiscal policy; tools of fiscal policy (taxation, government expenditure); objectives and limitations.
2.	Balanced and Unbalanced Budget	Meaning and differences; effects on the economy; advantages and disadvantages of each.
3.	Elements of National Income Accounting	Meaning and concepts: GDP, GNP, NNP, NI, PI, DI; methods of measuring national income; uses and limitations of national income data.
4.	Money: Demand for and Supply of Money	Definition of money; demand for money (transactionary, precautionary, speculative motives); supply of money and determinants.
5.	Midterm Examination	–
6.	Money: Inflation and Deflation	Meaning, types, causes and effects of inflation and deflation; control measures.
7.	Midterm Break	–
8.	Economic Lessons from Asian Tigers, Japan, Europe, and America	Overview of economic growth in Asian Tigers; lessons Nigeria can learn from Japan, Europe, and America.
9.	Human Capital Development	Meaning, importance, problems and solutions to human capital development in Nigeria.
10.	Petroleum and the Nigerian Economy	History of petroleum in Nigeria; contributions to GDP; problems associated with dependence on oil; diversification strategies.
11.	Revision	Review of first term’s work.
12.	Examination	–
13.	Closing	–

SS2 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1.	Manufacturing and Construction Service Industries	Meaning, features, importance and problems of manufacturing and construction industries in Nigeria.
2.	Agencies that Regulate the Financial Markets	Overview of financial markets; types of regulatory agencies.
3.	Functions and Role of Regulatory Agencies (I)	CBN, NDIC, SEC – functions, importance and challenges.
4.	Functions and Role of Regulatory Agencies (II)	NSE, Insurance Commission, Ministry of Finance – functions and roles.
5.	Midterm Examination	–
6.	International Trade	Meaning, types, importance and problems; theories of absolute and comparative advantage.
7.	Midterm Break	–
8.	Economic Growth and Development	Meaning and distinction between growth and development; indicators; problems and strategies for promoting growth.
9.	Balance of Payments (BOP)	Meaning, components, causes of disequilibrium, measures for correcting BOP problems.
10.	Revision	Review of term’s work.
11.	Examination	–
12.	Closing	–

SS2 ECONOMICS SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1.	Economic Development Planning	Meaning and objectives of planning; types of plans; problems of planning in Nigeria.
2.	International Economic Organization (I)	IMF, World Bank – objectives, roles, benefits and criticisms.
3.	International Economic Organization (II)	ECOWAS, AU, WTO – aims, achievements and challenges.
4.	Current Economic Plans: MDGs, NEEDS, Vision 2020	Meaning, objectives, achievements, challenges and evaluation of MDGs, NEEDS, and Vision 2020.
5.	Midterm Examination	–
6.	Economic Development Challenges	Corruption, unemployment, poverty, poor infrastructure; effects on Nigeria’s development.
7.	Midterm Break	–
8.	Economic Reform Programs	SAP, deregulation, privatization, commercialization – objectives, benefits and problems.
9.	Past Question Drilling (I)	Practice of WAEC/NECO past questions on SS2 topics.
10.	Past Question Drilling (II)	More past question practice and test drills.
11.	Revision	General review of the year’s work.
12.	Examination	–
13.	Closing	–

TRADE SUBJECTS IN SS 2

Solar Photovoltaic Installation and Maintenance

Fashion Design and Garment Making

Livestock Farming

Beauty and Cosmetology

Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs

Horticulture and Crop Production

SS2 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Review of SS1 Work	Quick recap of solar basics & components
2	Advanced PV System Design	Hybrid systems, grid-tied calculations
3	Solar Energy Storage Technologies	Advanced batteries (Li-ion, flow batteries)
4	Energy Efficiency in Solar Systems	Energy conservation measures
5	Midterm Test
6	Safety in PV Installation	Personal protective equipment (PPE), site hazards
7	Midterm Break
8	Nigerian & International Standards	SON, NERC, IEC standards
9	Electrical Codes & Regulations	Wiring codes, safety compliance
10	Practical: Grid-tied Solar Setup	Demonstration with inverters and grid connection
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Solar Water Pumping Systems	Design, applications in agriculture
2	Solar Street Lighting Systems	Components, installation, maintenance
3	Solar Home Systems	Standalone kits, plug-and-play designs
4	Advanced Wiring Techniques	Conduits, trunking, cable protection
5	Midterm Test
6	PV System Maintenance I	Preventive maintenance – cleaning panels, checking terminals
7	Midterm Break
8	PV System Maintenance II	Troubleshooting faults, replacing components
9	Monitoring & Performance Evaluation	Using meters and software for performance
10	Practical: Maintenance of Installed Systems	Cleaning, testing, fault-finding
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Introduction to Solar Entrepreneurship	Opportunities in Nigeria
2	Business Skills in Solar Sector	Proposal writing, tendering
3	Costing & Pricing of Solar Systems	Bill of quantities, cost analysis
4	Customer Service & Support	Handling clients, after-sales service
5	Midterm Test
6	Project Management in Solar Installations	Time, resources, quality control
7	Midterm Break
8	Case Studies of Nigerian Solar Projects	Rural electrification, mini-grids
9	Practical: Business Simulation	Preparing a proposal for a 5kVA solar system
10	Field Visit	Visit to a solar company/installation site
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Review of SS1 Work	Core concepts recap
2	Advanced Pattern Drafting	Combination styles
3	Advanced Garment Construction I	Children’s wear
4	Advanced Garment Construction II	Men’s shirt & trousers
5	Midterm Test
6	Advanced Garment Construction III	Women’s blouse & skirt
7	Midterm Break
8	Collars & Necklines	Types & sewing methods
9	Sleeves & Cuffs	Types & sewing methods
10	Practical: Constructing a 2-piece Outfit
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Fastenings & Openings I	Zippers, buttons, buttonholes
2	Fastenings & Openings II	Hooks, snaps, Velcro
3	Pockets	Types (patch, side, welt)
4	Waistbands & Facings	Types & applications
5	Midterm Test
6	Lining & Interlining	Types, uses, application
7	Midterm Break
8	Trimmings & Decorative Features	Lace, braids, appliqué
9	Fashion Accessories	Belts, hats, scarves, bags
10	Practical: Constructing a Complete Outfit
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content Breakdown
1	Fashion Illustration I	Tools & basic sketches
2	Fashion Illustration II	Figure drawing, garment detailing
3	Colour & Design Principles	Colour wheel, harmony, balance
4	Textile Design	Tie & dye, batik
5	Midterm Test
6	Nigerian Traditional Clothing	Styles from Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, others
7	Midterm Break
8	Contemporary African Fashion	Modern trends
9	Fashion Shows & Exhibitions	Organization, models, presentation
10	Practical: Mini Fashion Show
11–13	Revision & Exams

SS2 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Aquaculture	Meaning and importance of fish farming; Systems of aquaculture (extensive, semi-intensive, intensive)
2	Fish Pond Construction	Site selection, pond design, pond preparation
3	Fish Breeds and Fingerlings	Common fish species in Nigeria (catfish, tilapia); Fingerling production
4	Fish Nutrition and Feeding	Fish feed types; Feed formulation; Feeding methods
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Fish Health and Disease	Common fish diseases; Symptoms, prevention, treatment
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Fish Harvesting	Methods of harvesting; Processing of fish
9	Fish Marketing	Storage, transportation, sales channels
10	Economics of Aquaculture	Cost–benefit analysis; Record keeping; Challenges of fish farming
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Snail Farming I	Importance; Housing and equipment; Feeding
2	Snail Farming II	Breeding; Management; Harvesting and marketing
3	Honey Bee Keeping (Apiculture) I	Importance of honey bees; Bee species; Beekeeping equipment
4	Honey Bee Keeping II	Apiary management; Honey extraction and processing
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Grasscutter Farming	Importance; Housing; Feeding; Breeding
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Animal Health I	Common livestock parasites (internal & external); Prevention and control
9	Animal Health II	Veterinary drugs; Vaccination programmes; Quarantine practices
10	Pasture and Forage Crops	Types of pasture; Cultivation; Conservation (silage, hay)
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 LIVESTOCK FARMING SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Livestock Economics	Principles of farm management; Enterprise budgeting
2	Farm Records and Accounts	Types of records; Importance of records; Practical record keeping
3	Marketing of Livestock Products I	Channels of distribution; Pricing; Market surveys
4	Marketing of Livestock Products II	Packaging; Branding; Export opportunities
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Value Addition in Livestock	Processing meat, milk, hides, skins; By-products
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Cooperative Societies in Livestock	Roles of cooperatives; Benefits to farmers
9	Government Policies in Livestock Farming	Subsidies; Extension services; Regulations
10	Contemporary Issues	Climate change impact on livestock; Biosecurity measures
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Advanced Hair Styling I	Wigs and hair extensions
2	Advanced Hair Styling II	Relaxing, perming and rebonding
3	Hair Colouring	Types of dyes; Application methods; Safety precautions
4	Hair Cutting	Basic techniques; Use of clippers and scissors
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Advanced Makeup I	Bridal makeup; Stage and fashion makeup
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Advanced Makeup II	Special effects makeup; Aging and fantasy looks
9	Cosmetic Product Formulation I	Natural cosmetics (soaps, scrubs, oils)
10	Cosmetic Product Formulation II	Perfume and cream making
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Salon Management I	Setting up a beauty salon; Layout and equipment
2	Salon Management II	Customer service; Client consultation
3	Business Skills I	Pricing services; Record keeping; Marketing strategies
4	Business Skills II	Branding; Packaging of products
5	Midterm Test	–
6	Entrepreneurship in Cosmetology	Starting small businesses in beauty industry
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Spa and Wellness Therapy I	Massage techniques; Aromatherapy
9	Spa and Wellness Therapy II	Hydrotherapy; Stress management
10	Occupational Hazards in Cosmetology	Chemical exposure; Posture problems; Safety measures
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 BEAUTY AND COSMETOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Dermatology Basics for Beauticians	Layers of skin; Skin types; Functions
2	Cosmetic Dermatology I	Anti-aging treatments; Acne treatment methods
3	Cosmetic Dermatology II	Laser and modern technologies in beauty
4	Hair Removal Methods	Shaving, waxing, threading, laser
5	Midterm Test	–
6	International Beauty Trends	Global styles; Modern innovations
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Ethics in Beauty and Cosmetology	Professional conduct; Confidentiality
9	Regulation of Cosmetic Products	NAFDAC, SON; Safety standards
10	Sustainable Beauty Practices	Eco-friendly products; Green cosmetology
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of SS1 Work	Questions and answers on key areas
2	Computer Storage Devices	HDD, SSD, optical drives, flash drives
3	Advanced Computer Components	Graphics card, sound card, expansion slots
4	Computer Troubleshooting I	POST errors, beep codes, diagnostic steps
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Computer Troubleshooting II	Boot failures, overheating, blue screen
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Maintenance of GSM Tools	Care of soldering iron, hot air gun, multimeter
9	GSM Circuit Boards	Identification of ICs, resistors, capacitors
10	GSM Circuit Tracing	Using multimeter for fault detection
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Review of GSM Hardware	Recap of SS1 GSM faults
2	GSM Power Section	Charging IC, power IC, battery connectors
3	GSM Audio Section	Speaker, earpiece, microphone faults
4	GSM Display Section	Screen replacement, LCD vs OLED
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	GSM Network Section	Antenna, RF IC, signal problems
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Software Flashing	Flashing Android devices, drivers, tools
9	Unlocking GSM Devices	IMEI repair, SIM unlocking, FRP bypass
10	Data Recovery Techniques	Memory card, internal storage recovery
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND GSM REPAIRS THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Advanced Computer Repairs I	BIOS update, OS reinstallation
2	Advanced Computer Repairs II	Hardware upgrades: RAM, HDD, GPU
3	Computer Viruses and Security	Types, prevention, antivirus tools
4	Networking Setup	LAN, Wi-Fi, network troubleshooting
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	GSM Software Optimization	Rooting, custom ROMs, updates
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Troubleshooting GSM Software Issues	Boot loop, app crashes, malware
9	Internet Connectivity Issues	Hotspot, APN, mobile data faults
10	Small-Scale ICT Business	Setting up GSM/computer repair shop
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION FIRST TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Horticultural Crop Improvement	Aims, methods: selection, hybridization
2	Genetic Principles in Crop Production	Mendel’s laws, applications
3	Biotechnology in Horticulture	Tissue culture, GM crops
4	Organic Horticulture	Principles, practices, benefits
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Greenhouse Technology	Structures, benefits, challenges
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Urban and Peri-Urban Horticulture	Rooftop gardens, hydroponics
9	Agroforestry	Meaning, practices, importance
10	Environmental Sustainability in Horticulture	Soil conservation, water management
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION SECOND TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Crop Rotation	Principles, advantages, examples
2	Mixed Cropping and Intercropping	Definitions, benefits, limitations
3	Crop Yield Measurement	Methods, importance
4	Farm Mechanization in Crop Production	Simple machines, advantages, limitations
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Irrigation Systems	Modern methods, water conservation
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Storage Structures	Silos, barns, refrigerators, cold rooms
9	Agricultural Extension Services	Roles, importance in crop production
10	Agricultural Cooperatives	Functions, advantages, challenges
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

SS2 HORTICULTURE AND CROP PRODUCTION THIRD TERM

Week	Topic	Content
1	Cereal Crops	Maize, rice, sorghum, millet (cultivation practices)
2	Leguminous Crops	Cowpea, soybean, groundnut
3	Tuber Crops	Cassava, yam, cocoyam, potato
4	Oil Crops	Palm, coconut, sunflower
5	Midterm Examination	–
6	Vegetables	Tomato, okra, pepper, spinach
7	Midterm Break	–
8	Fruits	Mango, citrus, banana, pineapple
9	Spices and Condiments	Ginger, garlic, pepper, cloves
10	Medicinal Plants	Neem, moringa, aloe vera
11	Revision	–
12	Examination	–
13	Closing	–

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