TLE 7 – Industrial Arts
Student Reviewer Sheet (Quarter 4 – Lesson 1)
1. What is Industrial Arts?
Industrial Arts is a school subject that teaches students practical skills using tools, machines, and
materials. It focuses on developing:
• Manual skills
• Creativity
• Problem-solving ability
• Technical knowledge
Industrial Arts helps learners understand how things are made and repaired and prepares them for
future careers.
2. History of Industrial Arts
• Industrial Arts started in prehistoric times when humans created tools for survival.
• In the late 1800s, schools began formal training focused on manual work and trades.
• In the 1900s, it became part of vocational education to prepare students for employment.
• Today, Industrial Arts includes modern technology and specialized technical skills.
Purpose of Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts helps students:
• Develop career-ready skills
• Understand technology and industry
• Improve safety awareness
• Contribute to innovation and production
3. Importance of Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts is important because it:
• Builds practical life skills
• Encourages creativity and craftsmanship
• Prepares students for careers or business
• Promotes innovation and productivity
• Supports personal and economic growth
It also supports:
• Gender equality — both men and women can work in industrial careers
• Decent work opportunities — skills for employment and entrepreneurship
4. Areas/Sectors in Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts exposes students to different career sectors:
A. Construction Sector
Skills include:
• Carpentry • Tile setting
• Masonry • Plumbing
• Construction painting • Furniture making
B. Electrical & Electronics Sector
Skills include:
• Electrical installation and maintenance
• Power line construction
• Electronic servicing
• Mechatronics servicing
C. HVAC / Refrigeration Sector
Skills include:
• Air-conditioning servicing
• Refrigeration system maintenance
D. Metals & Engineering Sector
Skills include:
• Welding (various types)
• Metal fabrication
E. Automotive & Transportation Sector
Skills include:
• Automotive servicing
• Motorcycle/small engine repair
• Driving
5. Industrial Arts Specializations
Students can pursue certifications in:
• Automotive servicing • Construction painting
• Carpentry • Masonry
• Plumbing • Mechatronics
• Welding • Furniture making
• Electronics servicing • Tile setting
These specializations prepare learners for industry work.
6. TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development
Authority)
TESDA is the government agency responsible for:
• Managing technical education
• Providing job-ready training
• Offering competency certifications
TESDA certifications help individuals:
• Gain employment
• Improve skills
• Start businesses
• Work locally or abroad
• Industrial Arts Strand Specializations
7. Career and Business Opportunities
Industrial Arts careers include:
Construction Jobs
• Carpenter
• Mason
• Construction painter
• Tile setter
• Plumber
Electrical Jobs
• Electrician
• Electronic technician
Automotive Jobs
• Automotive mechanic
• Service technician
• Driver
HVAC Jobs
• Refrigerator/Aircon technician
Metals Jobs
• Welder
These careers support industries and daily living needs.
8. Skills Developed in Industrial Arts
Students gain:
• Technical and mechanical skills
• Safety awareness
• Precision and craftsmanship
• Critical thinking
• Work discipline
These skills are useful in both careers and everyday life.
9. Key Vocabulary
• Industrial Arts – practical skills using tools and machines
• Career Education – preparing for future jobs
• Technology – application of scientific knowledge
• Work Simplification – making tasks more efficient
10. Key Takeaways
• Industrial Arts prepares students for real-world work.
• It teaches practical, technical, and creative skills.
• It opens career and business opportunities.
• TESDA certifications strengthen employability.
• Industrial Arts benefits both personal growth and society.