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Level of Electrical Skills of 2ND Year College Ele
Level of Electrical Skills of 2ND Year College Ele
AUGUST, 2024
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
Preface ……………………………………………………………………………………
Part 1……………………………………………………………………………………….
Chapter 1…………………………………………………………………………………
I INTRODUCTION……………………………………………………………………..
Background of the study……………………………………………
International……………………………………………………………..
National…………………………………………………………………….
Locale/Local………………………………………………………………
Research Gap…………………………………………………………….
INTRODUCTION
The study was conducted at four technical schools in Rivers territory. The
study's population consisted of 60 respondents, 48 electrical teachers and 12
administrators. A the title of a systematic questionnaire, tactics for improving
students' practical abilities in electrical installation and maintenance work
(SESPSEIMW), was utilized to collect data. A systematic 20-item questionnaire was
used. The structure is built around a 5-point response system. Strongly Agree (SA) 5
points, Agree (A) 4 points, uncertain (U) 3 points, Disagree (D) 2 points, and Strongly
Disagree (D) 2 points 1 point for disagree (SD). The acquired data was analyzed using
means, standard deviation, and the t-test. to ascertain In order to determine the
acceptance and rejection level of each item in respect to the study questions, a
decision rule based on the true limit number was developed. mean replies up to 3.50
and above will be allowed, while mean responses 3.49 and below will be rejected
rejected. The standard deviation figure will be used to examine if the respondents'
perceptions are homogeneous. the The choice for null hypotheses is as follows:
accept the null hypothesis if the estimated value of (t-cal) is smaller than the critical
value of (t-crit). However, if the computed value of (t-cal) is larger than or equal to
the critical value of (t-crit) at the 0.05 level of significance, the hypothesis is rejected.
then refuse the
Individuals are expected to be trained and continuously carry out skills acquisition.
out a certain task until the trainees become skilled in the operation and can
accomplish it when needed. Competencies are when technical instructions are in
sync with performance actions, For skills to be acquired there must be opportunities
for participation and practice of such skills under real life situation. According to
Donli (2004).
However, electrical installation and maintenance is one of the technical trades that is
available. Rivers State has technical institutions and recognized craft institutes.
Electrical installation and maintenance can be studied as a course of study.
The maintenance work curriculum at this level of the general educational system is
intended to develop skilled labor for home use.
installation, maintenance of electrical appliances and to be engaged in electrical
enterprises. Electrical installation and maintenance
A course of study consists of many components or procedures that demand
management abilities (NABTEB.2013).
National
The goal of this study was to determine the level of accomplishments of the
electrical course and the level of the students' ability growth. It looked at the
students' fundamental knowledge and skills in electrical technology at Pangasinan
State University. The analysis reviews of second-year colleges show that some of
them have an advantage while others do not. The instructors must start with the
fundamentals of electrical theory and practice. They must also consider the degree
to which instructional methods and structures are effective in fostering the
development of skills. They must also consider how well the materials used to teach
electrical theory and practice are adequate. IMMEDIATE ACTION IS REQUIRED TO
RELIEVE THE PROBLEMS FACING THE ACQUISITION OF ELECTRICAL AND
INSTRUCTIONAL SKILLS.
LOCALE/LOCAL
The study was carried out to determine strategies for enhancing student’s practical
skills in Electrical Installation and Maintenance Work in Technical Colleges in River’s
State. A descriptive Survey was used for the study./
RESEARCH GAP
-it is not clear whether study skills used by students did not have a significant impact
on their academic achievement, according to the results of the study. In other
words, the study skills employed by students did not appear to be strongly
correlated with how well they performed academically. This suggests that other
factors might be influencing students' academic success beyond just their study
skills. It's important to interpret these findings cautiously and consider other
potential variables that could contribute to academic achievement.