How to fill your IT documents - SCARF form or SP1 form

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                                                  SCARF form or SP1 form



 
This is one of the forms given alongside the logbook. It is one of the forms you are expected to submit to the ITF office nearest to your place of work. It has a space for "From", is the name of the person signing the form who is expected to be a staff in that firm. Then an allocation for Name of the organization that you are attached in and then the address of that organization. The other columns include the students name, your matriculation number, your present level in school, name of your institution, period of your attachment is the time frame of your IT,  the date you commenced work and the date you are expected to finish your IT program. This document is filled, signed and stamped by the employer within two weeks of starting your IT and then submitted to both your school and ITF office.

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  1. Unknown10 January 2022 at 13:18

    My SCAF FORM is different from that one

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  2. Unknown14 April 2022 at 13:53

    Is the 4month siwes compulsory...?

    What happens if no supervisor was assigned to check up on you at you place of work?

    ReplyDelete
  3. Anonymous9 February 2023 at 05:47

    Is it compulsory to submit scaf

    ReplyDelete
  4. Anonymous26 September 2023 at 01:57

    Can I summit my scaf form without being stamped?

    ReplyDelete

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