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28 programmes. Every one earns its place.

Eleven National Certificates, eleven Diplomas and six Higher Diplomas across eight clusters. One credit unit equals ten notional learning hours; a one year qualification carries 120.

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FC-C02

Agriculture and Agro Value AdditionNational Certificate

National Certificate in Agricultural Technology and Irrigation

Agriculture employs more Ugandans than every other sector combined, and the Parish Development Model has made raising farm incomes the centre of national policy.

Duration: 2 yr
Credits: 240 CU
Hands on: 65%

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FC-D07

Agriculture and Agro Value AdditionDiploma

Diploma in Agro Processing and Post Harvest Technology

Uganda grows more than it processes and loses a material share of what it grows before it reaches a market willing to pay for it: post harvest loss estimates for grains, fruits and vegetables consistently run into the billions of shillings annually.

Duration: 2 yr
Credits: 240 CU
Hands on: 71%

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Regulatory position

Forward College programmes are developed for delivery under the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Act, No. 3 of 2025, with external assessment and certification by the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board (UVTAB) and curriculum approval resting with the TVET Council. Forward College seeks recognition as a qualifying provider under section 76(2) of the Act.

UVTAB: Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment BoardExternal assessment and certification of all Forward College awards.
TVET Council: Technical and Vocational Education and Training CouncilCurriculum approval and provider standards under the TVET Act, No. 3 of 2025.
TVET Act, No. 3 of 2025: Technical and Vocational Education and Training ActStatutory framework; qualifying provider recognition sought under section 76(2).

Statutory basis: Technical and Vocational Education and Training Act (TVET Act), No. 3 of 2025. Recognition as a qualifying provider is sought under section 76(2).