Compulsory for WAEC/NECO
Every SS student is expected to offer an approved trade subject. ARFET helps schools organize practical delivery around the curriculum.
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WAEC/NECO Trade Subjects Staff Deployment | ARFET
ARFET sets up WAEC/NECO compulsory trade subjects in secondary schools in Lagos — Fashion, Beauty & Cosmetology, Computer & GSM Repair, Solar, Livestock and Horticulture. We deploy expert trainers, set up practical workshops, prepare students for examinations and connect practical learning to employment opportunities.
WAEC/NECO Trade Subjects Setup — We Deploy Trainers to Your School
Federal Government policy requires secondary-school students to take approved trade subjects as part of the senior secondary curriculum. ARFET helps schools prepare for practical delivery and inspection by setting up workshops, deploying practical trainers, maintaining practical records and preparing students for WAEC/NECO examinations and post-school opportunities.
Trades: Fashion Design | Beauty & Cosmetology | Computer & GSM Repairs | Solar Installation | Livestock Farming | Horticulture
WHY YOU MUST SETUP NOW
Ministry Checks
Schools need appropriate workshop arrangements, trainers, tools and practical records for inspection readiness.
Most Schools Need Practical Support
Schools may have limited access to qualified practical trainers, tools or structured hands-on sessions.
ARFET Fixes the Gap
We combine expert trainers, workshop setup, practical sessions, records and examination preparation.
TRADES WE SETUP
1. Fashion Design & Garment Making
Learn: Measurement, pattern drafting and sewing — SS1 skirt/blouse, SS2 gown/uniform, SS3 corporate/traditional garments and WAEC project.
Tools: 5–10 sewing machines, mannequins and related practical equipment.
Trainer: Fashion 360 designer.
After SS3: Sew uniforms, start tailoring and develop garment-production skills.
2. Beauty & Cosmetology
Learn: Hair braiding, manicure, makeup, gele tying, wig making, nails and facials.
Tools: Makeup kits, mannequin heads and practical beauty equipment.
Trainer: Professional beautician.
After SS3: Build practical beauty-service skills, including makeup services.
3. Computer Hardware & GSM Repairs
Learn: PC parts, assembling, Windows installation, troubleshooting, phone screen replacement, charging-port work and flashing.
Tools: Screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering station, old PCs and phones.
Trainer: ARFET IT engineer.
After SS3: Develop skills for phone and PC repair work.
4. Solar Photovoltaic Installation
Learn: Electricity basics, solar components, sizing, wiring, installation and maintenance.
Tools: 100W–200W panel, battery, inverter and controller.
Trainer: Certified solar installer.
After SS3: Build entry-level solar installation skills and practical experience.
5. Livestock Farming
Learn: Poultry, fish and snail production — breeds, housing, feeding, vaccination and record keeping.
Tools: Small pen for 20–50 birds or fish tanks and related farm equipment.
Trainer: Practical farmer.
After SS3: Build a foundation for small-scale poultry or other livestock projects.
6. Horticulture & Crop Production
Learn: Soil, nursery management, vegetables, tomato, pepper, irrigation and composting.
Tools: Garden bed, seeds and practical gardening tools.
Trainer: Crop farmer.
After SS3: Apply home-garden skills, produce crops for sale and explore estate gardening.
HOW WE SETUP
Step 1: Choose Trades
We advise free. Most schools can start with 2 trades, for example Fashion + Computer.
Step 2: Workshop Setup
We provide a tools list and space advice. A 12×12ft room can be suitable for Fashion, Beauty or Computer depending on the equipment and school layout. We can also procure equipment for you.
Step 3: Deploy Trainer
Trainers can deliver 1–2 sessions per week, about 2 hours per session, with practical learning emphasized in your school.
Step 4: Exam + Inspection Ready
Past questions, projects, record books and workshop documentation help schools prepare for examination and inspection requirements.
Step 5: Employment Link
SS3 graduates can be connected to relevant internship and practical opportunities where available, including fashion, beauty, IT and solar-related businesses.
SECTION 5: PRICING — STARTING FROM
Single Trade
Starting from ₦100k/month per trade
1 trainer, 1–2 sessions/week, scheme, tools list, exam prep and record template. Fashion/Beauty ₦100k, Computer ₦120k, Solar ₦130k.
Double Trade — MOST POPULAR
Starting from ₦180k/month for 2 trades
2 trainers, 4 sessions/week, workshop visit, student demo materials first term, exam project supervision and Ministry file preparation.
Full Department — 3 Trades
Starting from ₦250k/month for 3 trades
3 trainers, 6 sessions/week, tools procurement help, teacher training for sustainability, WAEC code support and internship links.
One-Time Setup Only
₦200k one-time
No monthly trainer. You have a teacher; we provide NERDC scheme, tools list, workshop design, record books, past questions and 2 days of teacher training. Support ₦30k/term after.
Tools Cost — One-time, separate: Fashion — From ₦400k | Beauty — From ₦250k | Computer/GSM — From ₦300k | Solar demo — From ₦500k | Livestock — From ₦200k | Horticulture — From ₦80k
WHY ARFET?
Practical Trainers
We focus on trainers who actively practice their trades — designers, beauticians, installers and technical practitioners.
Industry Partnerships
Fashion 360 partnership for Fashion/Beauty, with ARFET IT support for Computer/Solar practical areas.
Exam + Employable Skills
Students receive structured practical preparation alongside examination support.
Inspection Ready
We help schools organize workshops, tools, records and documentation for inspection preparation.
Flexible Cost
Schools can use a specialist trainer model instead of employing multiple full-time trade teachers.
FAQ
Is trade compulsory?
Yes. Every SS student is expected to offer an approved trade subject under the applicable WAEC/NECO and secondary-school curriculum requirements.
How many trades should a school offer?
Minimum 1 is recommended for a school starting the programme; ARFET commonly recommends 2, such as Fashion + Computer, depending on the school's capacity and student needs.
Can one trainer teach all trades?
No. Specialist trainers are recommended for each practical trade so students receive appropriate technical instruction.
Can you train our teacher?
Yes. Teacher training is available under the one-time setup option at ₦200k, with ₦30k/term support checks after.
WAEC Trade is Compulsory — Setup Practical Workshop Now — Don't Wait for Ministry Inspection.
Give your students practical skills, structured examination preparation and a properly organized trade-subject learning environment.
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