This programme is tailored at training and imparting all necessary skills leading to production of electrical craftsmen and women who would be self-reliant and enterprising in repairs of electrical applicances, domestic and industrial installations.

TRADE SUBJECTS

• Domestic and Industrial Installations
• Cable Joining and Battery Charging
• Winding of Electrical Machines

TRADE RELATED SUBJECTS

• Building/Engineering Drawing
• Basic Electricity

GENERAL EDUCATION SUBJECTS

• Mathematics
• English Language and Communication Skills
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Economics (Optional)

DURATION AND CAPACITY

• 3 Years Duration
• Full-time Students - Thirty (30)
• Part-time Students - Twenty (20)

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS

JSSCE, S75, Apprenticeship Certificate, WAEC/NECO/GCE and must be a matured candidate.

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

All students must complete requirement for each year as well as satisfy the examination in year one before going to the next year in internediate and final programme. Workmanship practice is a compulsory subject in which student must obtain a pass in order to qualify for any certificate examination both in school and external examinations. The training certificate will show details of results as follows:

A - Distinction     70 and above

B - Very Good      60 - 69

C - Credit              50 - 59

D - Average          40 - 49

F - Fail                    Below 39

For a student to obtain distinction in workshop practice, such student must obtain not less than 70% in each workshop practice assignment. A candidate who scores less than 40% in not more than four papers will be given reference in those papers especially in the end of section and school diploma/examination. A candidate who scores less than 40% in more than four papers will be considered as failed. A candidate who fails class test shall repeat the class and must record not less than 85% class attendance before he qualifies to resit the examination. Any candidate who is referred in writing a paper(s) will retake the paper(s) at the end of July. A referred candidate who fails to pass the referred papers in two consecutive examinations will be considered as failed the subject. The highest grade to be awarded in any resit paper shall be 40%

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT

This course is based purely on continuous assessment as stated below:

• Course Work     =     40%
• Examination      =     60%

Any student who fails to satisfy the examiner by not scoring above 40% in each assessment shall not be promoted accordingly.

ATTENDANCE

Any student who fails to make 85% attendance will not be allowed to register for both craft training certificate examinations and the City & Guild/WASC Technical Examinations; except there is a genuine case for absence. Students are advised to inform their head of department whenever they are going to be absent from the school.

This programme is tailored at producing enlightened and competent craftsmen.capable of advancing their academic pursuit as well as fitted for industrial work (especially in the installation, maintenance and repair of electronic gadgets. This course is broken down into two (2)

• Winding of Electrical Machines
• Domestic and Industrial Installations

TRADE SUBJECTS - WINDING OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES

• English Language and Communication Skills
• Cable Joining and Battery Charging
• Winding of Electrical Machines

TRADE SUBJECTS - DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS

• English Language and Communication Skills
• Cable Joining and Battery Charging
• Domestic and Industrial Installations

DURATION AND CAPACITY

• 8 Months Duration
• Full-time Students - Thirty (30)
• Part-time Students - Twenty (20)

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS

JSSCE, S75, Apprenticeship Certificate, WAEC/NECO/GCE and must be a matured candidate.

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

All students must complete requirement for each year as well as satisfy the examination in year one before going to the next year in internediate and final programme. Workmanship practice is a compulsory subject in which student must obtain a pass in order to qualify for any certificate examination both in school and external examinations. The training certificate will show details of results as follows:

A - Distinction     70 and above

B - Very Good      60 - 69

C - Credit              50 - 59

D - Average          40 - 49

F - Fail                    Below 39

For a student to obtain distinction in workshop practice, such student must obtain not less than 70% in each workshop practice assignment. A candidate who scores less than 40% in not more than four papers will be given reference in those papers especially in the end of section and school diploma/examination. A candidate who scores less than 40% in more than four papers will be considered as failed. A candidate who fails class test shall repeat the class and must record not less than 85% class attendance before he qualifies to resit the examination. Any candidate who is referred in writing a paper(s) will retake the paper(s) at the end of July. A referred candidate who fails to pass the referred papers in two consecutive examinations will be considered as failed the subject. The highest grade to be awarded in any resit paper shall be 40%

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT

This course is based purely on continuous assessment as stated below:

• Course Work     =     40%
• Examination      =     60%

Any student who fails to satisfy the examiner by not scoring above 40% in each assessment shall not be promoted accordingly.

ATTENDANCE

Any student who fails to make 85% attendance will not be allowed to register for both craft training certificate examinations and the City & Guild/WASC Technical Examinations; except there is a genuine case for absence. Students are advised to inform their head of department whenever they are going to be absent from the school.

This programme is designed to provide the adequate knowledge and skill that would require the trainees to install, maintain, service and reppair various refrigeration and air-conditioning appliances and be self employed with focus of further studies.

 TRADE SUBJECTS

• Principle of Refrigeration, Compressor Motor, etc.
• Control Installation and Insulation of Pipes
• Charging of Refrigerant and Oil Heat Exchanger

TRADE RELATED SUBJECTS

• General Metal Works
• Basic Electricity
• Building Engineering Drawing

GENERAL EDUCATION SUBJECTS

• Mathematics
• English Language and Communication Skills
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Economics (Optional)

DURATION AND CAPACITY

• 3 Years Duration
• Full-time Students - Thirty (30)
• Part-time Students - Twenty (20)

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS

JSSCE, S75, Apprenticeship Certificate, WAEC/NECO/GCE and must be a matured candidate.

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

All students must complete requirement for each year as well as satisfy the examination in year one before going to the next year in internediate and final programme. Workmanship practice is a compulsory subject in which student must obtain a pass in order to qualify for any certificate examination both in school and external examinations. The training certificate will show details of results as follows:

A - Distinction     70 and above

B - Very Good      60 - 69

C - Credit              50 - 59

D - Average          40 - 49

F - Fail                    Below 39

For a student to obtain distinction in workshop practice, such student must obtain not less than 70% in each workshop practice assignment. A candidate who scores less than 40% in not more than four papers will be given reference in those papers especially in the end of section and school diploma/examination. A candidate who scores less than 40% in more than four papers will be considered as failed. A candidate who fails class test shall repeat the class and must record not less than 85% class attendance before he qualifies to resit the examination. Any candidate who is referred in writing a paper(s) will retake the paper(s) at the end of July. A referred candidate who fails to pass the referred papers in two consecutive examinations will be considered as failed the subject. The highest grade to be awarded in any resit paper shall be 40%

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT

This course is based purely on continuous assessment as stated below:

• Course Work     =     40%
• Examination      =     60%

Any student who fails to satisfy the examiner by not scoring above 40% in each assessment shall not be promoted accordingly.

ATTENDANCE

Any student who fails to make 85% attendance will not be allowed to register for both craft training certificate examinations and the City & Guild/WASC Technical Examinations; except there is a genuine case for absence. Students are advised to inform their head of department whenever they are going to be absent from the school.

 This programme is designed to make the trainees resourceful and employable in the hospitality industry, whereby they will be able to apply various methods and use kitchen equipments, including electrical appliances in the catering trade effectively.

TRADE SUBJECTS

• Basic catering and Food Services
• Bakery and Confectioneries

TRADE RELATED SUBJECTS

• Basic Electricity
• Biology
• Food Science
• Hygiene and Services

GENERAL EDUCATION SUBJECTS

• Mathematics
• English Language and Communication Skills
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Economics (Optional)

DURATION AND CAPACITY

• 2 Years Duration
• Full-time Students - Thirty (30)

The course runs between 10:30am and 2:30am daily (excluding Saturdays and Sundays). Students must undergo minimum of 30 minutes practical lessons after each days training lectures.

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS

JSSCE, S75, Apprenticeship Certificate, WAEC/NECO/GCE and must be a matured candidate.

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

All students must complete requirement for each year as well as satisfy the examination in year one before going to the next year in internediate and final programme. Workmanship practice is a compulsory subject in which student must obtain a pass in order to qualify for any certificate examination both in school and external examinations. The training certificate will show details of results as follows:

A - Distinction     70 and above

B - Very Good      60 - 69

C - Credit              50 - 59

D - Average          40 - 49

F - Fail                    Below 39

For a student to obtain distinction in workshop practice, such student must obtain not less than 70% in each workshop practice assignment. A candidate who scores less than 40% in not more than four papers will be given reference in those papers especially in the end of section and school diploma/examination. A candidate who scores less than 40% in more than four papers will be considered as failed. A candidate who fails class test shall repeat the class and must record not less than 85% class attendance before he qualifies to resit the examination. Any candidate who is referred in writing a paper(s) will retake the paper(s) at the end of July. A referred candidate who fails to pass the referred papers in two consecutive examinations will be considered as failed the subject. The highest grade to be awarded in any resit paper shall be 40%

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT

This course is based purely on continuous assessment as stated below:

• Course Work     =     40%
• Examination      =     60%

Any student who fails to satisfy the examiner by not scoring above 40% in each assessment shall not be promoted accordingly.

ATTENDANCE

Any student who fails to make 85% attendance will not be allowed to register for both craft training certificate examinations and the City & Guild/WASC Technical Examinations; except there is a genuine case for absence. Students are advised to inform their head of department whenever they are going to be absent from the school.