Curriculum Development for Rehabilitation Programme NEW

The Road Traffic Infringement Agency is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to develop and design a curriculum for a new rehabilitation programme. This programme is intended to address road traffic violations and promote safer driving habits among offenders. The successful provider will be responsible for creating a curriculum that is engaging, informative, and tailored to meet the needs of diverse participants, ensuring that it aligns with current road safety regulations and best practices in adult education.

The scope of work includes conducting a needs assessment to identify the specific educational requirements of the target audience, designing course materials, and developing assessment tools to measure participant progress. The curriculum should incorporate interactive elements and practical applications to facilitate learning and retention. Additionally, the service provider will be expected to provide training for facilitators who will deliver the programme, ensuring consistency and quality in the educational experience. This project is expected to last for twelve months, with a focus on measurable outcomes that contribute to improved road safety and reduced traffic infringements.

By participating in this tender, businesses will have the opportunity to contribute to a significant public safety initiative while showcasing their expertise in curriculum development and educational programme design. The successful implementation of this rehabilitation programme is anticipated to lead to a decrease in road traffic violations, ultimately benefiting the broader community. Interested parties should demonstrate a proven track record in similar projects and possess the necessary qualifications and resources to deliver high-quality educational content.