2.  A scheme of work is a plan of what will be
covered in each week or session of the
learning programme or course. It can be
very detailed or brief. A scheme of work
may, for example, consider how many
lessons will be needed to cover a specific
theme. It can also support communication
and planning between departments. Once
it has been finalized, a scheme of work can
be used to write lesson plans.

3.  Provide units of work
 Indicate time available for teaching
each unit.
 Map the teaching over year.
 Suggest learning and teaching activities.
 Identify appropriate resources.
 Sequence units into coherent way.

4.  A curriculum may also refer to a defined
and prescribed course of studies, which
students must fulfill in order to pass a certain
level of education. For example, an
elementary school might discuss how its
curriculum, or its entire sum of lessons and
teachings, is designed to improve national
testing scores or help students learn the
basics. http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-
curriculum.htm

5.  Aim
 Objective

6. Months Day and Chapter Learning Resources Possible Assessmen
week date Goals teaching t
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Ist Week
2nd week
3rd week
4th week