This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply fundamental computer literacy
skills. It includes knowledge of main and peripheral components of the computer, Microsoft and
PowerPoint and use of internet and email applications. This unit standard is intended for those
requiring basic computing skills in order to perform basic computing tasks required in a work
environment.
This training programme is intended to provide a course in Office Administration which fosters the development of both manual and intellectual skills. The approach to the subject which is advocated in this training programme is trainee centered. It advocates for the involvement of trainees in planning and designing their practical work. This approach encourages the acquisition of technical skills and knowledge, leading to knowledge based society, which is the goal of the Namibian vision 2030.For reference purposes, please consult the supporting document (training programme framework policy), which clarifies sections of this document
This program seeks to provide students with the culinary skills required for entry-level cooking positions within the food service industry.Culinary arts is a broad term that refers to the preparation, cooking, plating, presentation, and service of food. It applies to meals and their components – like appetizers, side dishes, and main courses – rather than desserts or breads.Culinary means “related to cooking” and arts refers to any broad area of interest. So, put simply, culinary arts refer to the art of preparing, cooking, presenting and serving food.
This unit standard specifies the competencies required to operate the advanced functions of a spreadsheet application as part of office procedures. It includes creating spreadsheets, customizing basic settings, formatting spreadsheets, incorporating objects and charts in a spreadsheet and printing a spreadsheet. This unit standard is intended for people working in an office environment.
With the interdisciplinary Engineering Science program, students can chart their own academic path. The core of the program consists of minors in two different departments, allowing students breadth and flexibility. Engineering Science has a unique structure that allows students to keep up with the rapid pace of technology and societal change by charting a course into emerging areas.