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TEACHER GUIDE
TTLM Code:- EIS BEI3 M11 112021v1
his Teacher’s Guide is developed to assist trainers in delivering the BEI Level III training
program. It is usually designed as a resource to support the learning activity.
The BEI III Training is developed to equip the trainees with the required competences in use
The Program is consists of fifteen (15) learning modules covering the fifteen units of
competence The expected outputs of this program are the learners’ acquisition and implementation
of the following competence in Building Electrical Installation L –III. Prepare Working Drawing
(CAD) Select Wiring Systems and Cables for Low Voltage General Electrical Installations,
Install Electrical System Protection, and Install and Maintain Cabling for Multiple Access to
Telecommunication Services. Trouble- Shoot and Repair Faults in Low Voltage Electrical
Apparatus and Circuits , Perform Maintenance of Electrical Equipment , Inspect and
Commission Electrical Installation ,Work Safely in the Construction Industry , Identity OHS
Hazards and Risk Monitor Implementation of Work Plan/Activities ,Apply Quality Control Lead
Workplace Communication , Lead Small Teams , Improve Business Practice
This teacher’s guide covers all the fifteen (15) learning modules and it will assist trainers in
delivering the said program and achieving its learning objectives and outcomes. It also provides
information in the organization of the learning guides and assessment packets. The learning
guides are aid to the trainees by telling them what need to do, when and how to do it and the
expectations once the learning activities are completed. While the assessment packet guide you
in developing the tools or instruments to measure trainee’s overall achievement of the stated
competence. Thus it is important for trainer to understand the design of this program and the
mechanics in which it shall be delivered.
Trainer role as the teacher is to provide opportunities aimed at helping the trainees develop and
improve their competences. You are expected to guide and assist them as they go through the
learning activities and actual work.
EIS BEI3 05 1118 Trouble- Shoot and EIS BEI3 05 1118 Troubling- Shoot and
Repair Faults in Low Repairing Faults in Prepare to
Voltage Electrical Low Voltage trouble-shoot and
Apparatus and Electrical Apparatus rectify faults
Circuits and Circuits Trouble-shoot
and repair faults.
Completion and
report trouble-
shoot and repair
electrical
equipment
Maintain
electrical
equipment and
associated circuits
and document
results of
Maintenance of
electrical
equipment.
EIS BEI3 07 1118 Inspect and EIS BEI3 07 1118 Inspecting and
Commission Commission Plan and
Electrical Installation Electrical Installation prepare to
commission
electrical system
electrical system
EIS BEI3 08 1118 Work Safely in the EIS BEI3 08 1118 Working Safely in
Construction the Construction
Industry Industry legislative
requirements.
construction hazards
and control
Measures
communication
and reporting
processes.
incident response
EIS BEI3 09 1118 Identity OHS EIS BEI3 09 1118 Identitying OHS
Hazards and Risk Hazards and Risk
workplace hazard
Identification
information about
workplace
Hazards
OHS risk
assessment
EIS BEI3 10 1118 Monitor EIS BEI3 10 1118 Monitoring Monitor and
Implementation of Implementation of improve
Work Plan/Activities Work Plan/Activities workplace
operations
organize workflow
Maintain
workplace records
EIS BEI3 11 1118 Apply Quality EIS BEI3 11 1118 Applying Quality
Control Control lity
standards
service delivered.
information
quality deviations
documentation
workplace processes
discussion
Identify and
communicate
issues arising in
the workplace
EIS BEI3 13 1118 Lead Small Teams EIS BEI3 13 1118 Leading Small Teams Provide team
Leadership
vidual
and organizational
growth
evaluate workplace
learning
Develop team
commitment and
Cooperation
accomplishment of
organizational
goals
business
In this program the trainees will be given individual learning guide to go through and
accomplish. They will be instructed through this learning guide to accomplish learning
activities as part of the mechanism for transfer of learning from the training situation to the job
situation. For each competence area, trainees will formulate a specific learning plan as a guide
for applying their learning to work setting and for their own continuing self-development. At
this point, your role as the teacher/facilitator is to guide the trainee in preparing and
accomplishing their plan.
Lecture and discussion of the topics outlined in the session plan should be performed first before
the trainees are instructed to go to the workshop. You are also required to demonstrate the
correct steps/procedures and techniques to your trainees before you let them practice. Insure
that they are practicing safely.
Most part of the training activities will be conducted in the workshop for better development of
specific skills. Aside from motivating them to relate concepts and skills to their own work
situations, make sure to provide the necessary opportunity for competence practice and better
internalization of such concepts and techniques. The trainees should also be provided the
opportunity to blend with the actual working unit in the industry.
In this system, it is important to develop a sustained relationship with the trainees through a
continued involvement, where you are to offer support, guidance and assistance as the trainee go
through the learning activities and actual work.
With the mentoring approach, the trainees are grouped in learning teams with one facilitator-
mentor per team. Before learning session or workshop start in the morning, each team and
mentor meets to give feedback regarding their work, or how the group improves, acquire set of
skills for the members to become more effective trainees. You are also to asses them at the end
of each module. However, they have to be ready before the assessment and it should be them to
request for it.
Nominal
Activities Contents Method
Duration
Sessions Developing policies and procedures
2 hrs Lecture
Nominal
Activities Contents Method
Duration
Sessions Evaluation techniques
5 hrs Lecture
Quality checking procedures
3 hrs Demonstration
Applying corrective actions
4 hrs Demonstration
3 hrs
Recording quality performance Lecture
4 hrs
Maintain records Lecture
Nominal
Activities Contents Method
Duration
Sessions Identifying faulty or poor service Lecture-
4 hrs
discussion
Identifying Causes of deviations Group and
5 hrs individual
assignment
Identifying and applying corrective actions Practical
4 hrs
exercise
Evaluation 40 min Oral, written & Lap test Individual ,group
Summary 20 min Wrap-up and Feedback Demonstration
Resources Learning guide#37
Nominal
Activities Contents Method
Duration
Sessions Recording information on quality Lecture-
1 hrs
discussion
Reporting procedures Group and
2 hrs individual
assignment
Documentation Practical
1 hrs
exercise
There are two types of evaluation used in determining the extent to which learning outcomes are
achieved. The specific learning outcomes are stated in the modules. In assessing them,
verifiable and observable indicators and standards shall be used.
The formative assessment is incorporated in the learning modules and form part of the learning
process. Formative evaluation provides the trainee with feedback regarding success or failure in
attaining learning outcomes. It identifies the specific learning errors that need to be corrected,
and provides reinforcement for successful performance as well. For the trainer/facilitator,
formative evaluation provides information for making instruction and remedial work more
effective. In this program the LAP Test serves as the formative assessment.
Summative Evaluation the other form of evaluation is given when all the modules of the
program have been accomplished. It determines the extent to which competence have been
achieved. This will be given in the form of written test for the underpinning knowledge and
demonstration for the attitudes and skills portion. And, the result of the assessment decision
shall be expressed in the term ‘competent or not yet competent’. In this program the summative
assessment shall also serves as the final examination.
These two types of evaluation form part of the training and they are considered as institutional
assessment.
Evaluation Tools
a) Formative Assessment
Written
Practical
Reading and presentation
b) Summative Evaluation
Written test
2. _________is a document. It is a set of rules that control how people develop and
manage materials, products, services, technologies, processes, and systems.
A.Standard
B.Strategy
C.Quality policy
D.Quality management
3. ____________defines top management’s commitment to quality
A.Standard
B.Strategy
C.Quality policy
D.Quality management
4. --------------- is a logically structured plan or method for achieving long term goals.
A,Standard
B,Strategy
C,Quality policy
D,Quality management
5. What will be Quality improvement?
A.Refers to anything that enhances an organization's ability to meet quality
requirements
B.A set of activities intended to ensure that quality requirements are actually
being met.
C.A set of activities that an organization carries out in order to enhance its ability
to meet requirements
Demonstration
Written Test
Discussion
The evidence must show that the trainee…
Develop and implementing quality standards
Learning Modules
APPLY QUALITY CONTROL
covered
Feedback to trainee:
Multiple Choice
1 Answer: D
2 Answer: A
3 Answer: B
4 Answer: C
5 Answer: D
6 Answer: D
7 Answer: C
8 Answer: B
Student’s Name
Teacher’s Name
TVET Program Title Building Electrical Installation level III
Batch Class
Module Title Applying Quality Control
Date of Assessment
B. Written Test
FINAL MARK
REGISTRATION
NO. Student’s Name
NUMBER [Competent / Not Yet Competent]