Cbc career wheel is a vocational options chart that highlights the core learning areas, tracks and options to help students, parents, and teachers to familiarize with opportunities offered by cbc curriculum. Traditionally, career wheels have provided limited information on the diversity of careers. If your desire is to master the careers available on the cbc, our one-page career chart offers everything you need when it comes to cbc careers.

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What you’ll learn in Cbc career wheel

Here’s what you will get, all in one page colourful chart:

CBC Core Learning Areas
CBC Career Pathways
CBC Learning Tracks
CBC Career Options

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Cbc career wheel study areas explained.

Based on the KICD policy guidelines, CBC career pathways in Kenya constitute three major categories or pillars: Arts and sports science, social sciences, and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM pathway). Community service and physical education are integral components of the CBC curriculum, irrespective of the path chosen by the student. In summary, the following are the career pathways in the CBC curriculum:

1. Arts and sports science,
2. Social sciences
3. Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM pathway)
4. Community service
5. Physical education

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The 7 core values in CBC PDF are; communication and collaboration, self-efficacy, critical thinking and problem-solving, creativity and imagination, citizenship, digital literacy, and learning to learn. These are paramount values emphasized in the CBC curriculum.

The CBC curriculum offers pathways for special needs learners to enhance inclusivity in learning. This means that the pathways for learners with special needs in Kenya are well addressed in the curriculum. For inclusivity, BECF provides for two pathways: the age-based pathway for regular learners and learners with disabilities who follow the regular curriculum with adaptations and the Stage-Based Pathway for learners with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, deaf-blindness, and severe multiple disabilities.

In the lower cadre, the pathways related to integrated science are; pure sciences (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology), Applied Sciences, Careers and Technology Studies (CTS), and Technical and Engineering which are offered in the STEM pathway at Senior School.

Whether you excel in analytical thinking, creative expression, or interpersonal skills, the CBC curriculum offers diverse career pathways in the three pillars to help you pursue a fulfilling and successful career. The following are examples of typical CBC career pathways.

Arts and sports science pathways

CBC careers in arts and sports science can be categorized into three; sports science, visual arts, and performing arts.

1. Sports science careers
2. Visual arts careers
3. Performing arts careers

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Social science CBC career wheel

Social science career pathways can also be grouped into three; languages, humanities, and business studies.

1. Language careers
2. Humanity careers
3. Business careers

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STEM CBC core learning areas

STEM careers in CBC can be grouped into the following; pure sciences, applied sciences, and engineering.

1. Pure science careers
2. Applied sciences careers
3. Engineering careers
4. Career and technology options

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A final word

The cbc career wheel captures study areas such as; Arts and sports science, Social sciences and Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM pathway). The CBC model promotes learner inclusivity with the Age-Based Pathway for regular learners and learners with disabilities who follow the regular curriculum with adaptations and the Stage stage-based pathway for learners with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, deaf-blindness, and severe multiple disabilities.