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TRAININGS FOR 2026

 Career Enhancement and Skills Development Training Programs for Year 2026.

 TOPIC TRAINING CORE COMPETENCIES

1. PLUMBING - Feb. 7 to May 30, (Sat.12.30 to 5PM)

• Prepare pipes for installation
• Make piping joints and connections
• Perform drawing, isometrics and material computations
• Perform minor construction works
• Perform single-unit plumbing installation and assessment
• Perform multiple-unit plumbing installation and assessment
• Perform plumbing repairs and maintenance works
• Conduct pipe leak testing

PLUS ESPECIALIZATION(Additional Days of Training)

1. Perform Copper Brazing Technology
2. Perform Plastic Fusion Welding (PVC, PP, PE, ABS)
3. Perform Basic Welding Fabrication (Stick)
4. Perform Pipe Threading Technology
5. Perform Fire Protection Installation

2.  SAFETY Awareness - Jan.31, 2026(Sat.9-4pm)

• PPE
• Tools amd Powerrools Safety
• Working at Hieghts
• Electrical Safety
• Excavation Safety
• Confined Space
• Noise amd Illumination Safety
• Eegonomics
• Heat and Stressed Mangement

3. MASONRY - Feb. 8 to May 31, 1 to 5PM (Sunday)

• Prepare construction materials and tools
• Observe procedures, specifications and manuals of instruction
• Perform mensurations and calculations
• Maintain tools and equipment
• Lay concrete hollow block for structure
• Plaster wall surface

4.  TILE SETTING - Sept. 26 to Nov. 21, 2026.            (Saturday , 1-5pm)

• Prepare construction materials and tools
• Observe procedures, specifications and manuals of instruction
• Perform mensurations and calculations
• Maintain tools and equipment
• Lay tiles on plain and curved surfaces for walls, floors and other application
• Repair of tiles on plain and curved surfaces

5. POOL MAINTENANCE (to be announced)

•  Water Chemistry & Balance – Testing and adjusting pH, chlorine, alkalinity, and hardness.
• Filtration & Circulation Systems – Maintaining pumps, filters, and proper water flow.
• Cleaning & Debris Removal – Skimming, brushing, and vacuuming the pool.
• Chemical Handling & Safety – Proper storage, dosing, and protective equipment.
• Equipment Inspection & Troubleshooting – Checking pumps, heaters, lights, and valves.
• Seasonal & Environmental Management – Winterizing, opening, and managing weather effects.
• Routine Planning & Record Keeping – Scheduling maintenance and tracking chemicals.

6 . LAWN MANAGEMENT  (to be announced)

• Soil Health & Fertility – Testing soil, applying fertilizers, adjusting pH, and improving drainage.
• Mowing & Grass Maintenance – Proper mowing height, frequency, and pattern to promote healthy growth.
• Irrigation Management – Efficient watering, scheduling, and system maintenance.
• Weed, Pest & Disease Control – Identifying and managing weeds, insects, and diseases safely.
• Aeration & Thatch Management – Aerating soil and removing excess thatch to improve root growth.
• Plant Selection & Seasonal Care – Choosing grass types and performing seasonal treatments (seeding, fertilizing, overseeding).
• Equipment Use & Safety – Operating and maintaining lawn mowers, trimmers, and other tools safely.

7.  VILLA. MANAGEMENT (to be announced)

MODULE 3 — CORE COMPETENCY 

(Technical & Management Skills)

Duration: 6 weeks (40Hours)

A. Villa Operations & Administration

• Staff scheduling and task delegation
• Budgeting for maintenance
• Coordination with contractors and technicians
• Preventive maintenance planning

B. Facilities Maintenance (Technical Skills)1. 1. Basic Plumbing Systems

• Leak detection
• Pipe identification
• Water pressure management
• Drainage troubleshooting

2. Electrical Safety Basics

• Identifying electrical hazards
• Safe handling of minor issues
• When to call a licensed electrician

3. Pool & Irrigation Systems

• Basic pool maintenance
• Water quality monitoring
• Irrigation system operation

4. Painting & Surface Finishing

• Wall preparation
• Proper paint application
• Repairing cracks before painting
• Exterior vs. interior painting techniques

5. Basic Furniture Repair

• Fixing loose chairs and tables
• Repairing hinges and drawers
• Wood polishing and refinishing
• Minor upholstery fixes

6. Basic Carpentry

• Measuring and cutting wood
• Installing shelves
• Fixing doors and cabinets
• Simple woodworking repairs

7. Basic Masonry

• Patching cracks in walls
• Repairing small concrete damage
• Basic tiling repair
• Mixing cement/mortar/grout properly

8. Polishing and Repair

• Marble amd Natural Stone
• Metals amd Steels
• Glass and Woods Floors
• Chemicals and other Subatances

C. Codes and Standards (Important in France) Basic understanding of:

• International Plumbing Code
• Building codes and Safety standards
• Sanitary Regulations
• Wastewater and Drainage Rules

E. Security & Risk Management

• Access control to villa
• Handling lost and found items
• Emergency Preparedness
• Protecting guest property

Note:

The Competency-Based Training (CBT) and Competency-Based Learning Materials (CBLM) utilized in this program are aligned with UN-UNESCO TVET standards and adopted by TESDA as international training standards. All sessions are conducted by industry experts who hold TM1 certification or its recognized equivalent, ensuring compliance with global competency and quality benchmarks.