Students will be introduced to the electrical field by studying the background of the trade as well as common hand and power tools used by an electrician. The residential sector will be the focus of this module along with approaches needed to complete small scale electrical projects.
In this course students will apply the theory studied in Carpentry Theory in a shop environment, through hands on practice and by completing small scale carpentry projects. Students will be instructed on the proper use of common carpentry tools such as circular saws and hand planes; and stationary tools like table saws. Students will practice safe use of the common tools encountered on a construction site specifically related to the carpentry field. In addition, students will complete drawings/specifications and apply math/problem solving skills typically encountered in the carpentry trade to solve common carpentry problems. Students will be expected to interact with others in a professional manner consistent with industry best practices.
Students will be introduced to the electrical field by studying the background of the trade as well as common hand and power tools used by an electrician. The residential sector will be the focus of this module along with approaches needed to complete small scale electrical projects.
Like This All Training Modules is based on live training where in we will learn directly job oriented work which is called Live Training Programme.