4 RMO Docs 2023
4 RMO Docs 2023
CURRICULAR REQUIREMENTS……………………………………………………….B
Competency Based Curriculum
Course Design
Modes of Instruction/Training Plan
List of Equipment’s/tools/consumable materials necessary to deliver the program
List of Instructional materials
List of Facilities and off-campus /physical facilities indicating floor area
Shop Lay-out of training facilities indicating the floor area
Institutional assessment tool
PROGRAM GUIDELINES………………………………………………………………....D
Program Fees
Grading system
Entry Requirements
Rules of attendance
SUPPORT SERVICES……………………………………………………………………..E
Health services
Career Guidance
Outreach Program
Research program
Date
Dear Sir/Madam:
We would like to express our intention to apply for program registration for the
following qualification(s):
Qualification Training Duration
(No. of Hours)
VILMA A.PERFAS
Signature over Printed Name
President
LIST OF EQUIPMENT
Expert
JOCELYN A. TUNO Date:
PO UTPRAS Focal Person
Date:
TESDA-OP-
CO 01-F14 (Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
LIST OF TOOLS
Program: RICE MACHINERY OPERATION NC II
Name of Institution/:LENKOY FARM TECHNICAL SCHOOL AND ASSESSMENT CENTER, INC.
LIST OF CONSUMABLES/MATERIALS
Note *Classify whether journal, book, magazine, electronic materials available on electronic media or in
the internet, etc.
Columns 1-4 to be filled out by Institution/Company; Column 5 to be filled out by PO/Expert
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STUDENT AREA 4 sq m 25
Lecture Room 35 sq m 1
Learning 15 sq m 1
resource area
Farm machinery 100 sq m 1
shed
Field area( demo 10,000 1
Area)
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TESDA-OP-CO-01-F18
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
LIST OF OFF-CAMPUS PHYSICAL FACILITIES
EFREN C.ADUANA
MARIA SELENA MAE C.ADUANA TVI/Company Head
TVI/Company Representative Date:
Inspected by:
Inspected by:
Expert
JOCELYN A. TUNO Date:
PO UTPRAS Focal Person
Date:
TESDA-OP-CO-01-F20
(Rev.No.00-03/08/17)
LIST OF TRAINERS
MARIA CECIL TRAINER CONTRACTUAL COL GRAD 10 YEARS 3 YEARS 211612631200 6/10/21-
C.CARCEL 387 12/26/24
Experience
Nature of Educational
Name Position Related to
Appointment Attainment
Position
CIRIACO C.ADUANA supervisor permanent College grad
JR.
APRIL JOY P.ABAO Clerk Contractual College grad
MARIA SELENA MAE Office permanent College grad
C ADUANA
JOSE C.ADUANA Director permanent College grad
EFREN C.ADUANA
MARIA SELENA MAE C.ADUANA TVI/Company Head
TVI/Company Representative Date:
Inspected by:
Expert
JOCELYN A. TUNO Date:
PO UTPRAS Focal Person
Date:
COMPETENCY-BASED CURRICULUM
A. Course Design
This list does not include specific institutional requirements such as educational
attainment, appropriate work experience, and others that may be required of the
trainees by the school or training center delivering the TVET program.
Course Structure
BASIC COMPETENCIES
No. of Hours: (___36_)
Unit of Competency Module Title Learning Nominal
Outcomes Duration
2 hours
1.3 Complete
relevant work
related
documents
1 hour
2.2 Identify
one’s role and
responsibility
within team
7.2Prepare 1 hour
OSH
requirements
for compliance
7.3Perform 2 Hours
tasks in
accordance
with relevant
OSH policies
and
procedures
9. Practice
Entrepreneurial Skills in Practicing 9.1 Apply 1 hour
the Workplace Entrepreneurial Skills entrepreneurial
in the Workplace workplace best
practices
1 hour
9.2
Communicate
entrepreneurial
workplace best
practices
COMMON COMPETENCIES
No. of Hours: (___14__)
Unit of Competency Module Title Learning Outcomes Nominal
Duration
1.Apply Safety Measures Applying Safety
In Farm Operations Measures In Farm 1.1 Apply 3 hours
Operations appropriate
safety measures
while working in
farm
1.2 safe 2 hours
keep/dispose
tools, materials
and outfit.
2. Use Farm tools and Using Farm tools and 2.1Prepare and use 1 hour
equipment equipment farm tools
CORE COMPETENCIES
No. of Hours:(___200__)
3.Operate rice crop Operating rice crop 3.1 prepare crop 8 hours
care machinery and care machinery and care machinery
equipment equipment 3.2 Operate 8hours
machinery
Assessment Methods:
Interview
Written Examination
Demonstration of practical Skills
Direct Observation
Course Delivery:
Lecture and presentation
Multimedia and discussions
Practical demonstration
Resources:
QUALIFICATION OF INTSTRUCTORS/TRAINERS
Modules of Instruction
2.5Reporting
requirements to superior
are completed according
to enterprise guidelines.
3.5Questions about
simple routine workplace
procedures and matters
concerning conditions of
employment are asked
and responded.
3.6Meeting outcomes
are interpreted and
implemented.
Modules of Instruction
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills, and attitudes
required to relate in a work-based environment.
5. Reporting
relationships
within team
and external to
team are
identified.
1.Appropriate .
forms of -Communication The
communication process students/trainees -Group
and must be provided discussion/interaction -Observation
interactions are -Team with the following: of work
undertaken. structure/team -Case studies activities
roles -SOP of workplace
2.Appropriate -Simulation -Observation
contributions to -Group planning -Job procedures through
complement and decision simulation or
team activities making -Organization or role play
and objectives external personnel
are made. -Case studies
and scenarios
3. Reporting
using standard
operating
procedures is
followed.
4.Development
of team work
plans based
from team role
is contributed.
Basic Competencies:
Unit of Competency: SOLVE/ADRESS ROUTINE PROBLEM
Modules Title: SOLVING/ADRESSING ROUTINE PROBLEM
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes
required to obtain, interpret and convey information in
response to workplace requirements
Sentence formulation
Face to face
1.Workplace -Hazards and The Modular -Situation analysis
hazards and risks students/trainees Self-paced Interview
risks are identification must provide the instruction -Practical examination
identified and following: Face to face -Written examination
and control.
clearly -Interactive- Distance Learning
-Portfolio
explained. - lecture
-Workplace
Organizational -Simulation
-PPE
2.Hazards/ safety and -Symposium
-Learning Guides
Risks and its health -Group
-Handouts
corresponding protocol. dynamics
-Organizational
indicators are Safety and Health
identified in with -Threshold Protocol
the company limit value -OHS Indicators
procedures. (TLV) -Threshold Limit
Value
3.Contingency -OHS -Hazards/Risk
measures are indicators Identification and
recognized and Control
established in
accordance with CD’s, VHS
organizational tapes,
procedures. transparenc
ies
1.OHS -Safety
procedures for Regulations The students/ Modular Face to face
controlling trainees must be -Self-paced -Simulation
hazards and -Clean Air Act provided with the instruction -Interview
following: -Case/
risk are strictly
followed. -Electrical and Handouts on: Face to face situation
2.Procedures Fire Safety -Interactive- lecture analysis
in dealing with Code -Safety Regulations -Symposium -Written
workplace -Clean Air Act -Group dynamics examination
accidents, fire -Waste -Electrical and Fire -Film viewing
and management Safety Code -Self pace Distance
emergencies -Waste management Learning
-Portfolio
are followed in -Disaster -Disaster
accordance Preparedness Preparedness and
with the and Management
organization’s Management -OHS Personnel
OHS policies. Records
3.Personal -Contingency -PPE
protective Measures and -CD’s, VHS tapes,
equipment is Procedures transparencies
correctly used
in accordance
with
organization’
OHS
procedures
and practices.
4.Procedures
in providing
appropriate
assistance in
the event of
workplace
emergencies
are identified in
line with the
established
organizational
protocol.
LO4 Maintain OccupationalHealth and Safety Awareness
3.PPE are
maintained in
line with
organization
guidelines and
procedures.
Module Descriptor: This unit covers knowledge, skills and attitude to identify
the efficiency and effectiveness of resource
utilization, determine causes of inefficiency
and/or ineffectiveness of resource utilization and
Convey inefficient and ineffective environmental practices
1. - Analysis and
Recommendatio interim/data The Group discussion Oral
n are analyzed analysis students/trainees /interactive lecture evaluation
for action to must provide the
ensure they are following Lecture/multimedia Written test
compatible with presentation
the project’s Observation
scope and terms -Sentence demonstrations
of reference construction Presentation
and
2.Interim and -Communication Group demonstratio
final reports are dynamics/work n
analyzed and -Writing Materials
outcomes are - Job standards Role play
compared to the (SOP) guidelines Practical exercises
criteria
established at - Online links
the outset
-Sentence
3.Findings are formulation
presented to
stakeholders
3. Cost-conscious
-Cartolina
habits in resource -Marking pens
utilization are
communicated
based on industry
standards.
4 Ability to
work within
one’s allotted
time and
finances is
sustained
MODULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
COMMON COMPETENCIES
Modules of Instruction
Common Competencies: SAFETY MEASUREMENT
Unit of Competency: APPLY SAFETY MEASURES IN
FARM OPERATIONS
Modules Title: APPLYING SAFETY MEASURES IN
FARM OPERATIONS
The students/trainees
1.Appropriate farm tools Practical Oral/written
must provide the
are identified according to -Farm following Demonstration Examination
requirements/use equipment Lecture/discussion Practical
Demonstration
Engine Direct
2.Farm tool are checked -Motorized Pump Observation
for faults and defective equipment Generator
Sprayer
tools are reported in
-Electrical Sickle
accordance with farm Cutter
procedures equipment Weighing scale
Hand tools
3.Appropriate tools and -Farm tools Measuring tools
Garden tools
equipment are safely used
-Power tools Manuals in using farm
according to job tools and equipment
requirements and
manufacturers’ conditions -Handheld
tools
-Safety
practices
during
operations
of farm
equipment
:
1.Appropriate
farm The Field Oral/written
equipment are Manual of farm students/trainees Demonstration Examination
identified equipment and must provide the
2.Instructional specifications following Lecture/discussion Practical
manual of farm Demonstration
tools and Parts and -Engine
equipment are functions of -Pump Direct
carefully read farm tools and -Generator Observation
prior to equipment -Sprayer
operation -Sickle
3.Pre-operation Pre-operation -Cutter
check-up is and check-up -Weighing scale
conducted in -Hand tools
line with Safety practices -Measuring tools
manufacturers’ in using farm -Garden tools
manual tools and -Manuals in using
4.Faults in farm equipment farm tools and
equipment are equipment
identified and Calibration and
reported in line use of farm
with farm equipment
procedures
5.Farm
equipment are
used according
to its function
6.Safety
procedures are
followed
4.Accurate estimate
for work completion
are made
5.Estimate of
materials and
resources are
reported to
appropriate person
1.Calculations to
be made are -Basic The Self-paced/
identified mathematical students/trainees Modular Oral/written
according to job operations must provide the Examination
requirements following Lecture/
-Systems of discussion Practical
2.Correct method measurement -Pen/pencil Exercise
of calculation is Interaction
determined -Units of -Calculator Practical
measurement Practical Exercise Demonstration
3.Systems and -Paper
units of -Conversion of Computation
measurement to units -Reference materials
be followed are
ascertained -Fractions and -Sample
decimals problems/worksheets
4.Calculations
needed to -Percentages -Conversion table
complete work and ratios
task are
performed using -Basic
the four basic accounting
mathematical principles and
operations procedures
5.Appropriate
operations are
used to comply
with the
instruction
6.Result obtained
is reviewed and
thoroughly
checked
MODULE OF INSTRUCTIONS
CORE COMPETENCIES
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitude
required in preparing and operating land preparation
machine
1.Field is inspected a
nd prepared as per e -Field The Lecture Written
stablished practices preparation students/trainees examination
must provide the Discussion
2.Obstructions are -Knowledge on following Demonstration/
removed as per occupational Practical Direct
established practices health and Demonstration observation of
safety (OHS) -Field preparation practical skills
procedure
-PPE
-PPE (Personal
Protective -Training
Equipment) supplies, tools,
materials and
equipment
Students/trainees Lecture
1.Machines are -Compatibility of must be provided
checked and machines and with the following: Discussion Written
adjusted in implements examination
accordance with -Land preparation Practical
manufacturer -Nomenclature machines Demonstration Demonstration/
operator’s manual of engine and Direct
machines Hand tractor observation of
2.Tools and 4-wheel tractor practical skills
materials are -Types and
prepared as work classifications -Workplace
requirements of machine and
implements -Field area
3.Implements are adjustment
che -Manufacturer’s
-Types and operation manual
cked and adjusted in function of
accordance with tools, materials -Hand-outs and
manufacturer’s and equipment reference
instruction manual for land materials
preparation
machinery -PPE
-Procedure in -Training
adjustments of supplies, tools,
machines materials and
implements equipment
-Knowledge on
occupational
health and
safety
procedure
-PPE
5.Malfunctions are
recorded and
referred to
appropriate
personnel for
action
6.Machine is
shutdown
according to
standard practices.
Training supplies,
tools, materials
and equipment
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes
in preparing and operating rice crop care machinery
and equipment
.
-PPE
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes
in preparing and operating rice crop care machinery
and equipment
-PPE
5.Malfunctions
are recorded
and referred for
appropriate
action by the
proper
personnel
6.Machine is
shutdown
according to
standard
practices
4.Records of -Rags
information are
prepared in -Grease gun
appropriate format
-Broomstick and
5.Basic preventive dustpan
maintenance is
performed -Manufacturer’s
according to operation manual
manufacturer’s
instructions and/or -Hand-outs and
standard practices reference
materials
-PPE
-Training
supplies, tools,
materials and
equipment
Module Descriptor: This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes
in preparing and operating harvesting and threshing
machinery and equipment
The Written
1.Machines are -Compatibility of students/trainees Lecture examination
checked/adjusted machines and must be provided
for operation in implements with the Discussion Demonstrati
accordance with following: on/ Direct
standard practices -Nomenclature of Harvestin Practical observation
engine and machines g and Demonstration of practical
2.Tools and threshing skills
materials are -Types and machine
prepared as per classifications of Reaper
work requirements harvesting and Combine
threshing machine Thresher
3.Accessories are and adjustment Workplace
checked and Rice crop
adjusted according -Types and function for
to manufacturer of tools for harvesting
operator’s manual harvesting and and
threshing machinery threshing
4.Matured grain Manufactu
plants are -Procedure in rer’s
inspected as per adjustments of operation
established machines manual
practices components Hand-outs
and
-Inspection of crops reference
for harvesting and materials
threshing PPE
Training
-Knowledge on supplies,
occupational health tools,
and safety procedure materials
and
-PPE equipment
-5S and 3R
applications
-Hand-outs and
reference
materials
-PPE
-Training
supplies, tools,
materials and
equipment
Competencies DRYING
Unit of Competency: OPERATE RICE DRYING MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
Modules Title: OPERATING RICE DRYING MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
-PPE
-Training
supplies, tools,
materials and
equipment
: MILLING
Unit of Competency: OPERATE RICE MILLING MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
Modules Title: OPERATING RICE MILLING MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
7.Machine is
shutdown
according to
established
standards and
manufacturer’s
manual
LO3. PERFORM POST-OPERATION ACTIVITIES
TRAINING FEE
The Lenkoy Farm is an establish institution and a TESDA accredited offers RICE MACHINERY
OPERATION NCII that caters scholars and walk in applicant. If the learners are under the scholarship
program they are not required to pay the training cost as it was the TESDA’s obligation to pay. But if
it’s a walk in applicant, the learners are required to pay the required training fee that the institution
formulated. It will be collected during and before the training period will end.
Training Costs:
Per Capital
A. Direct Costs
1. Supplies /materials/ consumables-__________________________________ 500
2. Equipment depreciation___________________________________________4000
3. Utilities________________________________________________________ 500
4. Technical administrative Cost______________________________________1000
5. Trainer’s Fee____________________________________________________1200
B. Indirect Cost
1. Miscellaneous___________________________________________1000
2. ROI____________________________________________________1300
Reviewed by:
JOCELYN A. TUNO
Po Utpras Focal
Approved by
RELLY A. LEYSA
Provincial Director
The lenkoy farm is an establish institution that offers a RICE MACHINERY OPERATIONS NCII, aims to
produce graduates that are competent on every qualification they take. This are the mechanics:
98-100% - excellent 83-85% - satisfactory
95-97 % -outstanding 80-82% - moderately satisfactory
92-94 % - very good 77-79% - quite good work
89-91 % -very satisfactory 75-76% -passing grade
86-88% -good work
1. The grading system is cumulative
2. The total number of points that can be achieved is 100 percent.
3. The final rating is based on the INSTITUTIONAL ASSSESS,MENT METHOD given by the school.
4. The passing is 75% which will mark COMPETENT. Any grade below 74%below is ab failure or will mark as NOT
YET COMPETENT. The numerical of any grade below 75% is subject to retake the examination.
5. Grades are computed based on:
Classification_________________________________20%
Practicum/field activity________________________20%
Quizess_____________________________________20%
Attendance__________________________________20%
Final Exam___________________________________20%
Institutional Assessment method is based on the one hundred points.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Program: RICE MACHINERY OPERATION
LEVEL :NC II
New students:
New Students could be Junior High School , Senior High School graduates and the farmers who has
RSBSA (REGISTRY SYSTEM FOR BASIC SECTOR IN AGRICULTURE) certificates and have a
prior learning knowledge passers. The basic requirements are:
Applicants must be JHS and SHs and the farmer of RSBSA member duly recognized from the DepEd
and Department of Agriculture Offices as evidenced by the submission of any equivalents documents.
Applicants must meet the criteria set by the LENKOY FARM TECHNICAL SCHOOL AND ASSESSMENT
CENTER, INC.
Applicants must submit at least two certificates of good moral from the previous school attended.
Trainees must possess the following before entering the school for enrollment:
RSBSA number
Photocopy of birth certificate( for male)
Photocopy of birth certificate ( for female)
Photocopy of marriage certificate ( for female)
ID picture white background with collar
4 pcs passport size
4 pcs 1x1 size
HEALTH SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES: MEDICAL AND DENTAL
1. First aid services to all students and other members of the school community during
school days.
2. Free medical consultations to all enrolled students and other members for the
school.
3. Provide medicines for commons ailments during the first symptoms of getting sick.
4. Health counseling an d education must be provided to them.
The career guidance/JLNS officer shall support structure of the absorb program. The
guidance includes:
1. Guidance and counseling: students are assisted in solving their learning program,
after graduation, students are assisted in job placement.
2. Testing test of varied types is given to help assess individual needs towards growth
and development.
3. Private interview: A counselor become acquainted with the students with behavioral
problems and assists them personal and social adjustments.
4. Consultations, conference and counseling services are extended to parents and
others significant adults identified as influences affecting students’ performance and
behavior.
5. Group guidance, extensions of the counseling assistance to a group concerning
common problem in personal, social and academic areas. Group guidance makes it
possible for students to seek help without fear of being identified with particular
program.
Methodology: Institutional
FIELD ACTIVITY Assessment
RESEARCH
LECTURE PROGRAM WRITTEN EXAM
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ONS N WITHB ORAL
INTERVIEW INTERVIEW
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Assessment
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