St. Joseph's Technical Institute Kisubi

National Certificate in Electrical Installation Systems and Maintenance

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National Certificate in Electrical Installation Systems and Maintenance

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Modular Assessment Syllabus

Programme Overview

This Modular Assessment Guide has been prepared to guide training institutions preparing trainees for Uganda Business and Technical Examinations Board (UBTEB) assessment and the industry.

The syllabus for the National Certificate in Electrical Installation Systems and Maintenance has been divided into core modules and support modules. The core modules are flexible to allow free entry and exit of learners into the world of work after attaining employable skills.

Each core module is independent but emphasizes competences. The trainee can choose which module to begin with, depending on available resources and time to complete the training.

Upon completion of a core module, the trainee receives a certificate of competence for that module. A full National Certificate is awarded to those who successfully complete all modules.

Modularization of Assessment

Modular assessment aims to group skills and competencies into occupational packages. Completion of each package leads to a competence certificate, allowing trainees to seek employment or pursue more training as needed.

This structure helps trainees document their learning, supports re-entry into training at a later stage, and facilitates recognition of prior learning for experienced individuals joining the program.

The modular system also integrates essential cross-cutting skills through real work processes, ensuring graduates are holistically prepared for industry expectations.

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Communication
  • Computer Skills
  • Work Ethics

Key Practical Modules Covered

  • Domestic and commercial wiring systems
  • Motor installation and control circuits
  • Electrical safety and maintenance
  • Installation of solar PV and inverters
  • Generator repair and maintenance

Study Materials

This comprehensive guide supports trainees enrolled in the National Certificate in Electrical Installation Systems and Maintenance, focusing on foundational electrical principles and practical skills. The curriculum is designed to progressively build technical knowledge and hands-on competencies essential for the electrical trade.

The primary objective is to equip trainees with core competencies to work safely and efficiently with electrical systems, following industry standards and safety regulations.

Key learning areas include:

  • Reading and interpreting electrical diagrams and schematics
  • Calculating load requirements and circuit specifications
  • Selecting appropriate materials, components, and protective devices
  • Installing, testing, and maintaining electrical systems
  • Troubleshooting and repairing electrical faults

By the end of the program, students will be able to:

  • Interpret technical drawings and electrical codes
  • Plan and execute electrical installations according to specifications
  • Apply fundamental electrical principles with a focus on safety and precision
  • Demonstrate sound judgment in system design and problem-solving

Emphasis is placed throughout on safety, precision, and compliance with electrical standards, providing a strong foundation for career development in the electrical industry.

These materials serve as both study aids and practical references, supporting learning in both classroom and workshop environments.

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Meet the Instructors

Mr. Kisekka John
Mr. Kisekka John

Head of Department

Mr. Ngobi Moses
Mr. Ngobi Moses

Assisst. Head of Department

Mr. Badde Denis
Mr. Badde Denis

Instructor

Mr. Lukooya Godfrey
Mr. Lukooya Godfrey

Instructor

Ms. Kobusingye Justine
Ms. Kobusingye Justine

Instructor

Ms. Acen Lydia Keller
Ms. Acen Lydia Keller

Instructor

Mr. Kawooya Michael
Mr. Kawooya Michael

Instructor

Ms. Nassolo Grace
Ms. Nassolo Grace

Instructor

Mr. Wasswa Alfred
Mr. Wasswa Alfred

Instructor

Ms. Nakalema Caroline
Ms. Nakalema Caroline

Instructor

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