
Electrical Installation and Maintenance
Strand:
TVL - EIM
About
TVL - Electrical Installation
and Maintenance (EIM)
The EIM strand under the Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) Track in the K-12 Curriculum equips students with the knowledge and skills needed for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This program follows TESDA competency standards, allowing learners to obtain National Certifications (NC I & NC II), which qualify them for employment or entrepreneurship in the electrical industry.


Senior High School students who graduated with EIM, may have the opportunity to get assessed and obtain a National Competency Certificate by TESDA, or continue with the college education.
Key Areas of Study
Basic Electrical Principles
Understanding electrical components, circuits, and power distribution
Residential and Commercial Wiring
Installing and maintaining wiring systems in homes and businesses
Industrial Electrical Systems
Working with large-scale electrical systems in factories and plants
Electrical Safety and Protection
Learning proper safety protocols, grounding, and circuit protection
Reading and Interpreting Electrical
Plans Understanding blueprints and electrical diagrams
Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Diagnosing and repairing electrical faults and failure
Entrepreneurship in Electrical Services Preparing students for self-employment or running an electrical business
Program Facilities




The Electrical Installation and Maintenance Training Room at E. Zobel Foundation, Inc. is a state-of-the-art facility designed to provide hands-on training in electrical installation, maintenance, and repair. The training room is equipped with industry-standard equipment and tools, allowing students to gain practical experience and develop the skills needed to succeed in the electrical trade.
In compliance with TESDA, the training room is equipped with:
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Industry-standard electrical panels, circuit breakers, and wiring systems.
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State-of-the-art electrical testing and measurement equipment.
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Hands-on training stations for electrical installation, maintenance, and repair, CCTV, electronic lock installation, and fire alarm systems.
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Safety equipment, including personal protective equipment (PPE) and fire extinguishers.
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An added feature is the inclusion of up-to-date devices that align with modern advancements in Electrical Installation and Maintenance.
Career Path for EIM Graduates
Skilled Trades &
Technical Careers
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Electrician
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Electrical Technician
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Power Line Technician
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Instrumentation Technician
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Solar Energy Technician
Specialized and
Advanced Fields
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Industrial Electrician
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Building Wiring Electrician
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Automation and Control Technician
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Elevator and Escalator Technician
Business & Entrepreneurship
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Electrical Contractor
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Electrical Equipment Supplier
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Home Electrical Service Provider
Government & Corporate Opportunities
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Electrical Safety Inspector
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TESDA or DepEd Trainer
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Facility Maintenance Technician
Required Qualifications
Grade 10 completer (from public and private JHS)
May be applied:
Alternative Learning System (ALS) certified
Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) Passer
Balik-Aral beneficiary
Submission Requirements
PSA Birth Certificate
Grade 10 Report Card / Form 138
Good Moral Certificate
2 pcs. 2X2 Picture

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