Free TVET CDACC Performance Criteria (PC) for Competency-Based Courses

Assessment in the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) world focuses on what a trainee can demonstrate practically. Performance Criteria (PC) is one of the most significant elements in assessment in the Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (CDACC) system. A well-organized Performance Criteria is useful in ensuring that trainees are measured against nationally accepted occupational standards regularly.

Here, we have free and paid PCs for various career disciplines. Navigate to the course you are teaching and enjoy these free downloadable PCs as well as customized/paid PCs.

(1)Applied Sciences 

(a) Science Laboratory Technology Levels 5 and 6

PC Weighting Level 6 for Performing Standard Laboratory Practices

PC Weighting Level 5 for Maintaining Laboratory Equipment

PC Weighting for Perform Chemistry Techniques Level 6

(2)Computer and Informatics 

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(3)Mechanical and Automotive Engineering 

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(4)Building and Civil Engineering 

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(5) Liberal Studies 

PC Weighting Level 6 for Carry out Advocacy and Lobbying Activities

PC Weighting Level 6 for Conduct Community Empowerment

(6)Electrical and Electronic Engineering 

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(7)Agriculture and Environmental Studies 

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(8)Hospitality and Institutional Management 

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(9)Business and Entrepreneurship Studies 

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(10)Health Sciences 

PC Weighting Level 6 for Conduct Dietetics Operations

PC Weighting Level 6 for Apply Principles of Human Nutrition

Customized Performance Criteria(PC) Weighting 

For Customized Performance Criteria (PC) Weighting

  1. Share your Occupational Standards for a specific unit through email (chemistrybiochemistryacademy@gmail.com) or WhatsApp (0792557404).
  2. Pay 50% of the total cost (Ksh 250) of preparing PC Weighting through M-Pesa Till Number (5240394)
  3. Send the M-Pesa message to 0792557404.
  4. Wait within 24 hours, your prepared PC will be sent to you through Email or WhatsApp.
  5. After receiving the PC, pay the remaining amount.
  6. Or if you want to learn how to develop PC weighting, you can request online classes using any of the provided contacts. 


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