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Organic Agriculture Production NC II Overview

This document provides an orientation for a training on organic agriculture production. It discusses competency-based training (CBT), which focuses on developing competencies through work-based learning. The orientation outlines 10 principles of CBT and compares traditional education to CBT. It describes the roles of the CBT trainer and trainee. The document provides an overview of the qualification requirements and discusses competency-based learning materials and evaluation systems. The goal is to prepare trainees for CBT on organic agriculture production.

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Organic Agriculture Production NC II Overview

This document provides an orientation for a training on organic agriculture production. It discusses competency-based training (CBT), which focuses on developing competencies through work-based learning. The orientation outlines 10 principles of CBT and compares traditional education to CBT. It describes the roles of the CBT trainer and trainee. The document provides an overview of the qualification requirements and discusses competency-based learning materials and evaluation systems. The goal is to prepare trainees for CBT on organic agriculture production.

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  • Welcome and Introduction
  • Orientation
  • Competency Based Training
  • Training Agenda Overview
  • 10 Principles of CBT
  • Traditional Education vs. CBT
  • Role of the CBT Trainer
  • Role of the Trainee
  • Qualification Overview
  • Competency Based Learning Material
  • Evaluation System

WELCOME

TESDA Provincial Training Center - Malapatan

HARVEY J. AGUISANDO
Trainer
ORIENTATION
1. CBT- Competency Based Training

2. 10 Principles of CBT

3. Traditional Education Vs. CBT

4. Role of the CBT trainer

5. Role of the CBT trainee

6. Qualification overview

7. Competency based learning material

[Link] system
9. 9 Learning area
10. Safety protocols
COMPETENCY BASED TRAINING
It is a training delivery approach that focuses on the competency
development of learner as a result of training.
Focuses on outcomes rather than the learning process with specified level of
competency
10 Principles of CBT

1. Training is based on curriculum (CBC) 6. Assessment is based in the collection of evidence of


developed from the Competency Standard (CS) 6. performance of work to the industry required
the
standard
2. Learning is modular in its structure
7. Training is based both on and off the job components

3. Training delivery is learner-centered and


should accommodate individualized and self- 8. Training program allows for recognition of Prior
paced learning strategies Learning (RPL) or current competencies

4. Training is based on work that must be [Link] allows for multiple entry and exit
performed

5. Training materials are directly related to the


10. Training programs are registered with UTPRAS
competency standards and curriculum
TRADITIONAL EDUCATION VS. CBT
Traditional education CBT

Materials, tools and supplies for one topic The trainer must see that all materials
are needed at a time. needed for many tasks are readily available
The maximum of students enrolled is All vacancies are filled, trainees enrollment
maximum capacity at the beginning of the remains at maximum capacity all year
year or term and declines to half or less long.
toward the end.
The trainer must manage the use of a wide
Most instruction is delivered by or variety of instructional media and
dependent upon the instructor materials each day
The program is usually closed down or The programs usually operates year round
shortened during the summer months.
Serve as a team member to
determine what is to be
learned.
Helps trainees who Stimulates trainee’s
really need help motivation

Spend more time ROLE OF THE CBT Manages learning : a


TRAINER consultation rather than a
interacting with
provider information; a
trainees on 1:1 or facilitator of the learning.
small group basis

Assist learners to Diagnose and solves learning


problems
obtain individualized
rewards Evaluates student
achievement
ROLE OF THE TRAINEE
1 6
Trainees may select what they want to learn and
when they want to learn it, within reason.
Trainees decide when they are ready to
perform each task or demonstrate

2 Trainees learn at their own rate within program


guidelines. They speed up, slow down, stop or
mastery of learning to a job-like level of
proficiency before receiving credit for the
task.
even repeat a task.
7 Trainees help develop personalized

3
prescription for learning worked out
Trainees may request to receive credit for what cooperatively and based upon what the
they already know. This is done either through students already knows, his presence for
pre-testing or trough a review of a task list learning, learning style and other needs.

8
completed at another training site.

4 Trainees may choose how they want to learn


individually, on a one-to-one basis, in small
Trainees evaluate their own progress to
see how well they are doing
group, in large groups or with audio-visuals.

5 The trainees are responsible for what they learn


9 Trainees move freely in the workshop,
laboratory and training center.
and when they learn it.
QUALIFICATION OVERVIEW
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION NCII
 Participate in workplace communication  Raise Organic Chicken
 Work in a team environment  Produce Organic Vegetable
 Practice career professionalism
 Produce Organic Fertilizer

 Practice occupational health


 Produce various concoctions
and safety
Core Competencies
Common
Elective
Basic Competencies
Competencies
Competencies
(96 hours)
 Apply safety measures in (54
(18
(96 hours)
farm operations

 Use farm tools and equipment


 Raise Organic Hogs
 Perform estimation and basic
calculation  Raise Organic Small
 Perform records keeping Ruminants (Goat)
 Develop and Update Industry
Knowledge
COMPETENCY BASED LEARNING
MATERIAL
• Learning that is guided toward achieving the competency required in a      
 workplace
• Tools that facilitate individual learning process
• Instruments that measure the competency required in the workplace
Evaluation System Evaluation Tool

In evaluation, assessment is based in • WRITTEN TEST


the collection of evidence of the • PRE-ASSESSMENT
performance of work industry
required standard and there will to • DEMONSTRATION
result of assessment: • ORAL QUESTIONING
COMPETENT AND NOT YET • FEED BACKING
COMPETENT

HARVEY J. AGUISANDO
Trainer 
TESDA Provincial Training Center - Malapatan
WELCOME
ORIENTATION
2. 10 Principles of CBT
1. CBT- Competency Based Training
3. Traditional Education Vs. CBT
5. Role of the CBT trainee
4. Role
COMPETENCY BASED TRAINING 
It is a training delivery approach  that focuses on the competency 
development of learner  as a
10 Principles of CBT
1. Training is based on curriculum (CBC) 
developed from the Competency Standard (CS) 
2. Learning is mo
TRADITIONAL EDUCATION VS. CBT
Traditional education
Materials, tools and supplies for one topic 
are needed at a time.
The
ROLE OF THE  CBT 
TRAINER
Serve  as a team member to 
determine what is to be 
learned.
Stimulates trainee’s 
motivation
Diag
Trainees may select what they want to learn  and 
when they want to  learn it, within reason.
Trainees learn at their own rat
Core Competencies
(96 hours)
Elective Competencies
(54 hours)
Common Competencies
(96 hours)
Basic Competencies
(18 hours)
P

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