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The document outlines the key differences between the existing vocational curriculum developed in the 1980s and the restructured vocational curriculum. The restructured curriculum is learner-centered, activity-based, outcome-focused, and integrates learning and assessment. It defines job roles, focuses on multiple skills development, work-based pedagogy, and entrepreneurship. Evaluation is continuous and comprehensive. The number of courses was reduced from 42 to 35 and the curriculum updated to focus on emerging 21st century skills.
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