Engineering Competent (2)

Pre-primary education

(Technical skills are minimal at this stage, but foundational skills can be developed.)

#Basic

• Basic computer skills (keyboard typing, educational software)

• Introductory electronics (simple circuits, battery-powered projects)

• Safety awareness (handling tools and materials properly)

• Math for technicians (measurements, geometry, basic calculations)

• Materials and Chemical Knowledge

• Preventive maintenance (inspecting and servicing equipment)

• Customer service & communication (for field technicians)

• Technical writing and documentation

#Supervisor

• Technical literacy (reading manuals, schematics, and diagrams)

• Basic machinery operation (3D printers, laser cutters, power tools)

• Introductory programming (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, automation basics)

• Troubleshooting fundamentals (identifying and fixing simple issues)

• Software for technicians (CAD, PLC programming, diagnostic tools)

• Quality control & compliance (safety standards, industry regulations)

• IT certifications (CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft)

• Hands-on training with specialized tools and machinery

#Manager

• Advanced equipment operation (CNC machines, lab instruments, medical devices)

• System diagnostics & repair (automotive, HVAC, industrial systems)

• Data analysis & reporting (recording technical data, generating reports)

• Data analysis and machine learning

• Network administration and cloud computing

• Project management and Agile methodologies

• Research and innovation in technical fields

#Competent

• Lab/workshop management (maintaining tools and equipment)

• Instructional support (demonstrating technical procedures)

• Safety training (OSHA standards, hazard prevention)

• E-learning tools (using simulations and virtual labs for training)

• Materials and Chemical Knowledge

• Customer service & communication (for field technicians)

• Technical writing and documentation

• Hands-on training with specialized tools and machinery

• Technical literacy (reading manuals, schematics, and diagrams)

• Basic machinery operation (3D printers, laser cutters, power tools)

• Introductory programming (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, automation basics)

• Troubleshooting fundamentals (identifying and fixing simple issues)

• Basic problem-solving through play-based learning

• Early computational thinking (sequencing, patterns)

• Following instructions (for simple tasks and routines)

#Kids

• Introduction to simple tools and technology (e.g., educational tablets, interactive toys)

• Fine motor skills development (using building blocks, puzzles)

• Hands-on tool use (measuring, basic crafting, LEGO robotics)

• Safety awareness (handling tools and materials properly)

• Fine motor skills (using tools like safety scissors, building blocks)

• Basic problem-solving (through puzzles and simple games)

• Introduction to technology (interactive learning apps, educational toys)