Training follows the TESDA Training Regulations for Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II (Construction Industry — Electrical Sub-Sector). Graduates are prepared for national assessment toward the NC II certificate and for work as Building-Wiring Electrician — installing and maintaining electrical wiring, lighting, and related services in residential and commercial buildings. Reservations undergo initial assessment by the Registrar when the next batch opens.
Minimum Qualifications & Documentary Requirements
Check these before the next batch opens so you know in advance whether you qualify. Job seekers, construction workers, and career shifters are all welcome.
Minimum Qualifications
- At least 18 years old at the start of training (TESDA scholarship requirement)
- Able to communicate orally and in writing
- Physically and mentally fit (a medical certificate is required; electrical work involves climbing and working at heights)
- Of good moral character
- Able to perform basic mathematical computations
Documentary Requirements
- PSA Birth Certificate (photocopy; bring the original for verification)
- Proof of educational attainment: Form 137/138, High School or SHS diploma, or ALS certificate
- Two (2) passport-size ID photos, white background, with name tag
- Barangay Clearance or Certificate of Residency
- Medical Certificate (fit for training) from a licensed physician
- One (1) valid government-issued ID (photocopy)
The Registrar confirms the final checklist during assessment; additional documents may be requested for TESDA scholarship processing.
Course Outline & Syllabus
Structured per the official TESDA competency standards.
Module 1 — Basic Competencies
18 Hours- Participate in workplace communication
- Work in a team environment
- Practice career professionalism
- Practice occupational health and safety procedures
Module 2 — Common Competencies (Construction)
24 Hours- Prepare construction materials and tools
- Observe procedures, specifications and manuals of instruction
- Interpret technical drawings and plans
- Perform mensurations and calculations
- Maintain tools and equipment
Module 3 — Core Competencies
360 Hours-
Perform roughing-in activities, wiring and cabling works for single-phase distribution, power, lighting and auxiliary systems
Laying out conduits, boxes, and raceways, then pulling, splicing, and terminating wires per the electrical plan and the Philippine Electrical Code.
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Install electrical protective devices for distribution, power, lighting, auxiliary, lightning protection and grounding systems
Panel boards, circuit breakers, fuses, grounding and lightning-protection systems — selected and installed to specification for safe operation.
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Install wiring devices of floor and wall mounted outlets, lighting fixtures / switches, and auxiliary outlets
Convenience outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, and auxiliary devices — mounted, wired, and tested in actual installation setups.
Reserve a Slot
Reservations closed — batch on-going
A training batch is currently in progress, so we are not accepting reservations right now. When the next batch is scheduled, the reservation form will open right here — prepare your documentary requirements above so you're ready. For questions, email admin@kanrauldevcorp.com.
The details below follow the TESDA Learner's Profile so our Registrar can process your registration faster. There is no fee.
Reservation received! 🎉
Thank you — your slot reservation has been recorded. Our Registrar will review your details and contact you for the assessment (including physical/medical fitness requirements). Watch your email and phone for a message from us.