TVET trainer documents: what you need for every unit
Updated 31 Oct 2026
Short answer
For each CBET unit a Kenyan TVET trainer needs a Learning Plan, a Course Outline, Session Plans, formative assessments with marking schemes, and learner notes. InteligentCMS makes all of them from one upload of the unit curriculum, in about a minute, as editable Word files.
The documents, one line each
- Learning Plan — the week-by-week scheme of work.
- Course Outline — outcomes, subtopics and contact hours.
- Session Plans — one per session, timed to the minute.
- Formative assessments — three per unit, with marking schemes and observation checklists.
- Learning guide / notes — learner handouts, slides and a PDF.
Why it takes so long by hand
Every document repeats the same outcomes, hours and weeks in a different layout. A change in one means retyping all of them.
Starting from the curriculum keeps them in step: the same outcomes, the same hours, the same weeks.
What InteligentCMS gives you
- Learning Plan, Course Outline and Session Plans in one ZIP (KES 100 per unit).
- Three formative assessments per unit, with marking schemes and checklists (KES 100 per unit).
- Learning Guide/Notes: handout, slides and PDF (KES 100 per unit).
- Paid by M-Pesa. Credits never expire. No subscription.
Make it with InteligentCMS
- Sign up free and fill in your college, class and schedule once.
- Upload the unit curriculum (Word or PDF).
- Review what it found and generate.
- Download, edit if you wish, print.
Questions trainers ask
Which file types can I upload?
Word (.docx, .doc) and PDF. A text-based file works best; scanned pages extract poorly.
Are the documents editable?
Yes. Everything is a normal Word, PowerPoint or PDF file. Nothing is locked or watermarked once paid for.
How much does it cost?
KES 100 per unit for Professional Documents, Formative Assessments or Learning Guide/Notes. Paid by M-Pesa, credits never expire.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. The live demo at /Demo.php has real finished documents from every module, free to download.