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(d)
Constraints/Challenges
(i) Low participation of parents in school activities.
(ii) Inadequate capacity to ensure efficiency
4.3.3 BTVET Sub‐Sector
(a) Interventions undertaken during FY 2011/2012
During the period under review, the BTVET sub­sector continued to implement various interventions
geared towards improving the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery. These are as reflected in
Box 4.11 below;
Box4.11: Interventions undertaken to enhance efficiency in the BTVET sub­sector
(i) Monitoring and Supervision of Institutions;
(ii) Conducted a National Head Count exercise in all UPPET institutions in March 2011
(iii) Conducting Curriculum Reviews;
(iv) Popularizing the BTVET Act 2008;
(b)
(i)
Progress and main achievements
Monitoring and Supervision of Institutions;
During the period under review, the Sector monitored and supervised institutions’ compliance to set
standards in 40 institutions, as well as construction works for three BTVET institutions of Mulago
Paramedical School, Lira School of Comprehensive Nursing; and, Kigumba Cooperative College.
The sub­sector also monitored and supervised 13 BTVET technical institutes. Viz:­Ahmed Seguya ,
Amugo Agro , Kabale , Kabira , Kibaasi , Kisooro , Kitugm , Kasese Youth Ploytechnic, Burora,
Butelaja, Kaberamaido, Abim, Moroto, Kabong and Nakapiripirit.
In addition, the Sub­sector undertook supervision of construction works for three (3) BTVET
institutions including Mulago Paramedical School, Lira School of Comprehensive Nursing and
Kigumba Cooperative College; and, monitoring of construction works at the 03 institutions and other
BTVET institutions (Mulago paramedicals, Kigumba Cooperative College and Soroti nursing School
and Fortportal SOCO); and, construction works at Lira School of Nursing, Kigumba Cooperative
College,Mulago paramedical School and Fort Portal School of Clinical Officers.
Also, the Sector carried out inspection of 550 BTVET institutions in the districts of; Butambala,
Wakiso, Kampala, Buikwe, Jinja, Lira, Pader, Lamwo, Kitgum, Ntungamo, Mbarara, Ibanda,
Bushenyi, Tororo, Gulu, Maracha, Moroto, Busia, Hoima, Amuru, Kamuli, Mbale, Sironko, and
Paliisa.
(ii)
Conduct National Head Count exercise
In FY 2011/12 a National Head Count exercise in all UPPET institutions was conducted March 2011
and a report is available.
ESSAPR FY 2011/12 to inform the 19 th ESSR – OCTOBER 2012