Program Duration
12 Months (Full-Time) or 18–24 Months (Part-Time)Program Description
This program equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Students learn electrical theory, wiring methods, safety procedures, blueprint reading, and electrical code compliance while developing hands-on technical experience.
Program Objectives
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
- Understand basic electrical principles and circuitry.
- Install and maintain electrical wiring systems safely.
- Interpret electrical drawings and blueprints.
- Use electrical tools and testing equipment properly.
- Troubleshoot electrical faults and system failures.
- Apply national and local electrical codes.
- Demonstrate workplace professionalism and safety.
- Prepare for employment or apprenticeship opportunities in the electrical trade.
Admission Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent (recommended)
- Basic mathematics and English proficiency
- Minimum age requirement (according to local regulations)
Course Structure
Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Trade
Topics
- Overview of the electrical industry
- Career opportunities
- Roles and responsibilities of electricians
- Introduction to electrical systems
- Workplace ethics and professionalism
Practical Activities
- Tool identification
- Workshop orientation
- Safety demonstrations
Module 2: Electrical Safety and Regulations
Topics
- Occupational safety procedures
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Hazard identification
- Fire prevention and electrical hazards
- Lockout/tagout procedures
- Electrical codes and standards
Practical Activities
- PPE usage
- Emergency response drills
- Safe equipment handling
Module 3: Basic Electrical Theory
Topics
- Atomic structure
- Voltage, current, resistance, and power
- Ohm’s Law
- Series and parallel circuits
- AC and DC circuits
- Conductors and insulators
Practical Activities
- Circuit construction
- Measuring voltage and resistance
- Using multimeters
- Key Formula
Module 4: Electrical Tools and Equipment
Topics
- Hand tools and power tools
- Measuring instruments
- Conduits and fittings
- Wire types and sizes
- Tool maintenance
Practical Activities
- Proper tool usage
- Wire stripping and termination
- Conduit bending
Module 5: Electrical Wiring Installation
Topics
- Residential wiring systems
- Commercial wiring methods
- Cable installation
- Circuit breakers and panels
- Switches, outlets, and lighting systems
Practical Activities
- Installing switches and receptacles
- Panel board wiring
- Lighting installation
Module 6: Blueprint Reading and Electrical Drawing
Topics
- Electrical symbols
- Reading construction plans
- Wiring diagrams
- Schematic diagrams
- Load calculations
Practical Activities
- Drawing simple electrical layouts
- Interpreting wiring plans
Module 7: Motors and Control Systems
Topics
- Types of electric motors
- Motor operation principles
- Motor control circuits
- Relays and contactors
- Star-delta starters
Practical Activities
- Motor wiring
- Control panel assembly
- Troubleshooting motor faults
Module 8: Industrial Electrical Systems
Topics
- Industrial wiring methods
- Transformers
- Generators
- Three-phase systems
- Industrial safety standards
Practical Activities
- Transformer testing
- Three-phase wiring exercises
Module 9: Renewable Energy Systems
Topics
- Solar energy fundamentals
- Battery systems
- Inverters and charge controllers
- Energy efficiency
Practical Activities
- Basic solar installation
- Battery connection and maintenance
Module 10: Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Topics
- Fault diagnosis procedures
- Preventive maintenance
- Testing electrical systems
- Repair techniques
Practical Activities
- Troubleshooting live circuits
- Replacing faulty components
Module 11: Entrepreneurship and Employability Skills
Topics
- Business startup basics
- Customer service
- Job interview preparation
- Resume writing
- Financial management for tradespeople
Practical Activities
- Mock interviews
- Business plan preparation
Module 12: Industrial Attachment / Internship
Activities
- Supervised workplace training
- On-site electrical installation experience
- Maintenance and troubleshooting practice
- Professional conduct evaluation
Teaching Methods
- Classroom lectures
- Practical workshop training
- Demonstrations
- Group projects
- Industrial visits
- Internship experience
Assessment Methods
- Written examinations
- Practical tests
- Assignments
- Projects
- Continuous assessment
- Final trade test
Required Tools and Equipment
- Multimeter
- Screwdrivers
- Pliers
- Wire strippers
- Conduit benders
- Electrical testers
- Safety gloves and goggles
- Power drills
Career Opportunities
Graduates may work as:
- Residential Electrician
- Industrial Electrician
- Electrical Maintenance Technician
- Solar Installation Technician
- Electrical Contractor
- Control Panel Technician
- Electrical Apprentice
Certification
Students who successfully complete the program receive:
- Certificate in Electrical Installation and Maintenance Technology
- Practical competency evaluation report
- Internship completion record
Recommended Certifications
- OSHA Safety Certification
- National Electrical Code (NEC) Training
- First Aid/CPR Certification
- Renewable Energy Installation Certification
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