Professional Documents
Culture Documents
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
SECTOR : TVET
Qualification Title : TRAINING METHODOLOGY I
Unit of Competence : NC II
Module Title : ING 4
Technical Education & Skills Development Authority
SIMEON SUAN VOCATION & TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Pag-asa,Bansud, Oriental Mindoro
A. Course Design
NC LEVEL: NC II
Course Description: This course was design to equip the individual the
desirable attitudes and skills of the land transport
light vehicle driver in accordance with industry
standards, including the regulatory requirements
issued by appropriate regulatory bodies,
Government and/or private. Covers the following
four core competencies: Carry Out Vehicle
Maintenance and Servicing, Drive Light Vehicles,
Obey and Observe Traffic Rules and Regulations
and Implement and Coordinate
Accident/Emergency Procedures.
Course Structure
BASIC COMPETENCIES
No. of Hours: (18 hours)
Gives the specifications of competencies required for
Effective work performance.
Common Competencies
No. of Hours: (20)
.
Unit of Module Title Learning Outcomes Nominal
Compete Duratio
ncy n
PERFORM PERFORMING 3 hours
1 MENSURATION AND MENSURATION AND
CALCULATION CALCULATION
READ, INTERPRET READING, 3 hour
2 AND APPLY INTERPRETING AND
Date Developed: Document No:
May 24,2021
Trainers Methodology
Developed by: Issued by: Page of
Gil M. Abanador TESDA -SSVTC
Revision #
TESDA-OP CO-01-F11
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
SPECIFICATION APPLYING
AND MANUALS. SPECIFICATION
AND MANUALS.
MOVE AND POSITION MOVING AND 3 hours
3 VEHICLE POSITIONING
VEHICLE
Core Competencies
No. of Hours:(80)
Assessment Methods:
1. Oral/Interview
2. Written or Computer Based
3. Practical Demonstration
4. Direct Observation
Course Delivery:
1. Modular
2. Demonstration
3. Lecture/Self-paced instruction/Virtual
4. Discussion
5. Dual Training
6. Distance Learning
Resources:
Pump
4 pcs Cross Steam 20 pcs. Air
wrench Cleaner Freshene
r
4 pcs Mechanical Air 10 pcs. Polish
pliers Compre
ssor
4 pcs Long nose 10 ltrs. Distilled
pliers water
25 pairs Glove 4 pcs. Fan belt
25 pcs. Apron 8 pcs. Wheel
cap
25 pcs. Goggles 10 pcs. Fuse
25 pcs. Plastic boots 4 rolls Electrical
tape
4 sets Combinatio 4 pcs. A/C belt
n
wrench
2 ltrs. Brake
fluid
4 pcs. Screwdriver 4 pcs. P/S belt
(flat &
Phillips)
4 pcs Early 10 ltrs.
Warning
Device
4 pcs Jack 10 ltrs.
4 pcs Spare tire 4 pcs.
4 pcs Flashlight 4 pcs.
Facilities:
Space Requirements Size in Area in Total Area
Meters Square in Square
Meters Meters
Building (Permanent) 20.00 X 600.00 600.00
30.00
Student/Trainee working space
Lecture Room 9.00 X 54.00 54.00
6.00
Learning Resource Center 6.00 X 24.00 24.00
4.00
Facilities/Equipment/Circulation
Area
Driving lane
Qualification of Instructors/Trainers
Modules of Instruction
A. BASIC COMPETENCIES
Module Descriptor :
This unit covers the knowledge, skills and
attiudes required to gather, interpret and
convey information in response to workplace
requirements
Nominal Duration: 4 hours
Summary of Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this module the
students/trainees will be able to:
signals,
signs and
diagrams
instruction
and forms,
non-verbal
including
gestures,
signals,
signs and
diagrams
Information
discussion
Follow-up
or verbal
instruction
s
Face to face
communica
tion
Follow-up
Date Developed: Document No:
May 24,2021
Trainers Methodology
Developed by: Issued by: Page of
Gil M. Abanador TESDA -SSVTC
Revision #
TESDA-OP CO-01-F11
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
or verbal
instruction
s
Face to face
communica
tion
Obeying
meeting
instruction
s
Information
discussion
Follow-up
or verbal
instruction
s
Basic Competencies :
Unit of Competency : Work in Team Environment
Modules Title: Working in Team Environment
standards
Identify from Role and Observing Discussion
team responsibi meeting Interaction Demonstrat
discussions lities with Compliance ion
and team with
appropriate environm meeting Observatio
external ent. decisions n
sources ream Obeying
parameters, meeting Interviews/
reporting instruction questioning
relationships s
and
responsibilities
are
Limited
discretion,
initiative
and
judgement
maybe
demonstrat
ed on the
job, either
individually
or in a
team
environmen
t
Identify and Work Discussion
recognize roles Relations procedures Demonstrat
and hip within and Interaction ion
responsibility a team. practices
of other team Conditions Observatio
members of work n
environmen
ts Interviews/
Legislation questioning
and
industrial
agreements
Standard
work
practice
including
the storage,
safe
handling
and
disposal of
chemicals
Safety,
environmen
tal,
housekeepi
ng and
quality
guidelines
Identify and Team Standard Discussion
report role operating Demonstrat
relationships and/or Interaction ion
within team other
and external workplace Observatio
factors procedures n
Job
procedures Interviews/
Machine/e questioning
quipment
manufactur
er’s
specificatio
ns
and
instruction
s
Organizatio
nal or
external
personnel
Client/sup
plier
instruction
s
Quality
standards
OHS and
environmen
tal
standards
based on of work n
individual environmen
skills and ts Interviews/
competencies Legislation questioning
and and
workplace industrial
context are agreements
effective and Standard
appropriate work
practice
including
the storage,
safe
handling
and
disposal of
chemicals
Safety,
environmen
tal,
housekeepi
ng and
quality
guidelines
Report using Group Work Discussion
standard planning procedures Demonstrat
operating and and Interaction ion
procedures are decision practices
observed making Conditions Observatio
protocols of work n
environmen
ts Interviews/
Legislation questioning
and
industrial
agreements
Standard
work
practice
including
the storage,
safe
handling
and
disposal of
chemicals
Safety,
environmen
tal,
housekeepi
ng and
quality
guidelines
Understand of Team Work Discussion
team’s role and structure activities in Demonstrat
objectives and /team a team Interaction ion
individual roles environmen
competencies t with Observatio
of the enterprise n
members and or specific
contribute to sector Interviews/
the Limited questioning
development of discretion,
team work initiative
plans and
based judgement
. maybe
demonstrat
ed on the
job, either
individually
or in a
team
environmen
t
Basic Competencies :
Unit of Competency : Practice Career Professionalism
Modules Title : Practicing Career Professionalism
Module Descriptor: This unit covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes
in promoting career growth and advancement
based on n e Appraisal
performance Psychologic
evaluation al Profile Discussion
Intra- and Aptitude Interaction
interpersonal Tests
relationships is
are maintained
in the course
Education
3.2 Serving
as
Resource
Persons in
conferences
and
workshops
Utilize Resource Human
efficiently and s Financial
effectively to
manage work Technology
priorities and Hardware
commitments Softwa
Resources re
Continuing
Education
Serving as
Resource
Persons in
conferences
and
worksho
ps
Sought/receive Discussion Demonstrat
and Recogniti Recommen ion
demonstrate ons dations Interaction
as proof of Observatio
career Citations n
advancement Certificate
Recognitions of Interviews/
Appreciatio question
ns ing
Date Developed: Document No:
May 24,2021
Trainers Methodology
Developed by: Issued by: Page of
Gil M. Abanador TESDA -SSVTC
Revision #
TESDA-OP CO-01-F11
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
Commenda
tions
Awards
Tangible
and
Intangible
Rewards
Obtain and Licenses National Discussion Demonstrat
renew and/or Certificates ion
Licenses certificat Certificate Interaction
and/or ions of Observatio
certifications Competenc n
relevant to job y
and career Support Interviews/
Level question
Licenses ing
Professiona
l Licenses
ECC
regulations
Identify to minimize May include Discussion Demonstration
or eliminate risk to Hazard but are not Plant tour Observation
co-workers, s/risks limited to: Interviews/
workplace and Physical Symposium questioning
environment in hazards –
accordance with impact,
organization illumination,
procedures pressure,
Hazards/risks in the noise,
workplace and their vibration,
corresponding temperature,
indicators radiation
Biological
hazards-
bacteria,
viruses,
plants,
parasites,
mites, molds,
fungi, insects
Chemical
hazards –
dusts, fibers,
mists,
fumes,
smoke,
gasses,
vapors
Ergonomics
Psychological
factors – over
exertion/
excessive
force,
awkward/sta
tic positions,
fatigue,
direct
pressure,
varying
metabolic
cycles
Physiological
factors –
monotony,
personal
relationship,
work out
cycle
Emergency are May include Discussion Demonstration
recognize and Conting but are not Plant tour Observation
establish in ency limited to: Interviews/
accordance with measur Evacuation Symposium questioning
organization es Isolation
procedures
Contingency Decontamina
measures during tion
workplace (Calling
accidents, fire and designed)
other emergency
personnel
Ergonomics
Psychologica
l factors –
over
exertion/
excessive
force,
awkward/st
atic
positions,
fatigue,
direct
pressure,
varying
metabolic
cycles
Physiological
factors –
monotony,
personal
relationship,
work out
cycle
Report to designated OHS Discussion Demonstration
personnel in personal Medical/He Plant tour Observation
accordance with records alth Symposiu Interviews/
workplace records m questioning
requirements and Incident
relevant workplace reports
OHS legislation OHS Accident
issues and/or reports
concerns and OHS-
identified safety related
hazards training
completed
workplace nation
accidents, fire (Calling
and designed)
emergencies emergency
personnel
Use Personal May Discussion Observatio
in accordance protectiv include but Plant tour n
with e are not
organization equipme limited to: Symposiu Intervie
OHS nt (PPE) Mask m w
procedures and Gloves
practices Goggles
Personal Hair
protective Net/cap/bo
equipment nnet
(PPE) correct Face
mask/shiel
d
Ear muffs
Apron/Gow
n/coverall/
jump suit
4Anti-static
suits
Appropriate Contingen May Discussion Observatio
assistance is cy include but Plant tour n
provided in the measures are not
event of a limited to: Symposiu Intervie
workplace Evacuation m w
emergency in Isolation
accordance Decontami
with nation
established (Calling
organization designed)
protocol emergency
personnel