NABTEB Navigator: Detailed Exam Preparation

Course Title: NABTEB Navigator: Detailed Exam Preparation

Category: Technical & Vocational Education / Exam Preparation

Program: NABTEB (National Business and Technical Examinations Board)

Mode of Study: Online, In-Person, or Hybrid

Duration: 6 – 9 months

Target Audience: Secondary school leavers, vocational students, and individuals preparing for NABTEB May/June or Nov/Dec exams

Assessment: Continuous tests, practicals, mock exams, and final NABTEB external exams

Certification: NABTEB Certificate (recognized nationally for employment, further education, and skills certification)

Entry Requirement: Minimum of 3–5 O’Level credits (depending on chosen trade/subjects), including English Language or Mathematics

Minimum O’Level Entry Qualifications

• At least 3 to 5 credits in WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or equivalent

• Subjects must include English Language or Mathematics, depending on the chosen trade or course.

Completed Junior or Senior Secondary Education

• Students should have completed JSS3 or SSCE level education.

Basic Literacy & Numeracy Skills

• Ability to read, write, and understand basic instructions in English.

Trade/Subject Selection

• Candidates must select their preferred NABTEB subjects or vocational trade area (e.g., Electrical Installation, Catering, Bookkeeping, etc.).

Commitment to Practical and Theory Sessions

• Active participation in both classroom lessons and hands-on workshops or demonstrations is required.

Access to Required Materials

• Textbooks, notebooks, drawing tools (for technical courses), and practical kits (as specified by course instructors).

Device with Internet Access (For online learners)

• Smartphone, tablet, or computer with reliable internet for virtual classes, assignments, and mock exams.

Payment of Registration and Exam Fees

• Includes tuition, NABTEB registration, and any material or practical fees as outlined by LAWRANT Schools.

Secondary School Leavers
Students who have completed JSS3 or SSCE and want to pursue a recognized technical or vocational qualification.

Vocational and Technical Learners
Individuals looking to build skills in trades such as Electrical Installation, Catering, Welding, Bookkeeping, ICT, and more.

Students Preparing for NABTEB Exams
Candidates registered for May/June or Nov/Dec NABTEB examinations who want structured guidance and mock exam practice.

Apprentices & Skill Seekers
Learners currently in informal apprenticeship programs seeking to formalize their training with a certified NABTEB qualification.

Adults or Career Switchers
Individuals seeking new skills or formal qualifications for employment, self-employment, or career advancement.