GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPING LEARNING MATERIALS
Advanced Technical and Vocational Training (1987)). Curriculum document refers to a document that reflects essential guiding information on a particular curriculum or learning programme. It usually covers issues such as the main purpose of the curriculum, implementation, assessment and monitoring strategies to be used, and the necessary resources.
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