UPMSP High School Electrician study materials
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UPMSP High School Electrician study plan

UPMSP High School Electrician · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Basic Electrical Fundamentals and Safety & Electrical Materials and Tools

  • Define voltage, current, resistance, power and energy in SI units and state the Ohm's law and power relationships between them

  • Solve 20 series, parallel and series-parallel resistance problems, showing each step and unit

  • Identify by name and function the hand tools and instruments in a standard electrician's toolkit, including pliers, screwdrivers, testers, hacksaw and crimping tool

  • List five unsafe workshop practices and the correct safe alternative for each

Your checkpoint

A handwritten formula sheet plus 20 worked circuit problems with a self-marked score of at least 16 correct

Week 2

Electrical Wiring, Cables and Accessories & Basic Electrical Fundamentals and Safety

  • Classify wires and cables by conductor material, insulation type, core count and standard size, and state where each is used

  • Describe the construction and wiring of a one-way, two-way and intermediate switch circuit and draw each circuit diagram

  • Select correct fuse or MCB rating for a given load current and justify the choice

  • Explain the purpose of live, neutral and earth conductors in a domestic circuit and identify their standard colours

Your checkpoint

A labelled set of circuit diagrams for one-way, two-way and intermediate switching with cable and protective device sizes annotated

Week 3

Electrical Machines and Transformers & Basic Electrical Fundamentals and Safety

  • Explain the construction and working principle of a DC generator and a DC motor, naming each main part and its function

  • Draw and explain the star and delta connections of a three-phase transformer and state the voltage and current relationships

  • Compute turns ratio, secondary voltage and current for a transformer given primary and secondary data

  • Describe the starting method and reversing method for a single-phase and a three-phase induction motor

Your checkpoint

A one-page comparison table of DC machine, transformer and induction motor covering parts, principle, applications and two common faults each

Week 4

Electrical Measuring Instruments and Testing & Electrical Machines and Transformers

  • Explain how a moving-coil and a moving-iron instrument produces deflection and state which suits AC and which suits DC

  • Connect an ammeter, voltmeter, wattmeter and energy meter correctly in a circuit and describe the effect of a wrong connection

  • Calculate the multiplying factor of a shunt and a multiplier used with a meter

  • Describe the procedure to test insulation resistance with a megger and to test earth resistance

Your checkpoint

A written test procedure for measuring insulation resistance and earth resistance, including instrument setup, safety steps and pass criteria

Week 5

Domestic and Industrial Installation and Estimation & Protection, Earthing and Safety Practices

  • Prepare a load schedule for a two-room domestic installation and compute total connected load and diversified demand

  • Estimate the quantity of cable, conduit, switches, sockets and boards needed from a given layout and price the bill of materials

  • Explain the difference between a fuse, MCB, ELCB and RCCB and state the fault each protects against

  • Describe pipe earthing and plate earthing and state the required earth resistance value and how to improve a high reading

Your checkpoint

A complete domestic installation estimate with bill of materials, cost total and a one-page earthing and protection note

Week 6

Illumination and Electric Heating & Domestic and Industrial Installation and Estimation

  • Compare incandescent, fluorescent, LED and sodium vapour lamps on efficiency, life, colour rendering and typical application

  • Compute the number of lamps and fittings needed for a room of given area using the lumen method

  • Explain the working of a resistance heating element and an induction heater and name two industrial applications of each

  • Select cable size and protective device rating for a given industrial motor feeder and justify the selection

Your checkpoint

A room lighting design calculation with lamp count, fitting layout and estimated annual energy cost, plus one industrial feeder sizing note

Week 7

Trade Practical and Workshop Skills & Protection, Earthing and Safety Practices & Electrical Wiring, Cables and Accessories

  • Demonstrate and describe the correct procedure for skinning a cable, making a Britannia joint and a married joint, and insulating the joint

  • Describe the steps to wire a two-way switch circuit and a socket-outlet circuit on a board and test it before energising

  • State the first-aid procedure for electric shock and the action to take on a person in contact with a live conductor

  • Describe the safety precautions to follow before working on a de-energised circuit, including isolation, locking and proving dead

Your checkpoint

A workshop practice log recording each joint and board wiring task performed, with a self-check list of safety steps signed off for each task

Week 8

Employability, Entrepreneurship and Workplace Communication & Electrical Measuring Instruments and Testing & Basic Electrical Fundamentals and Safety

  • Write a short self-introduction and a job application for an electrician post using correct formal structure and language

  • Explain the steps to register a small electrical contracting business and list three sources of finance for it

  • Answer a 40-question mixed mock test covering all domains within the time limit and analyse wrong answers by domain

  • Revise the five weakest topics identified in the mock test and re-test them

Your checkpoint

A completed mock test score sheet with domain-wise accuracy, a revision list of weak topics and a one-page business or employment plan

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 80 percent on a self-made 25-question quiz on fundamentals, cables and switching circuits

Week 4: Explain the working of a transformer and an induction motor aloud in under five minutes each without notes, and correctly connect a wattmeter in a practice circuit

Week 6: Produce a domestic estimate and a lighting calculation that a supervisor would accept, with quantities and costs that reconcile

Week 8: Score at least 70 percent on the full-length mixed mock test, with no single domain below 50 percent