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Teachers
Automotive
Technology& Diesel Technology
Technical School Programs
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There is a critical
shortage of properly trained automotive and diesel technology
students graduating from tech schools today that have the proper
skills in troubleshooting electrical and electronic systems found
on todays vehicles. Vehicle industry employers know this well
because they live with the problem every day. Teach your students
to troubleshoot auto and truck electrical and electronic system
problems with the hands-on electrical - electronics troubleshooting
training program outlined below on this web page. We have the
answer for you, the teacher, to solve this industry wide problem
at surprisingly reasonable cost per student. |
Turn
out students with superior electrical and electronics troubleshooting
skills that will put them in high demand.
And, our low electrical trainer prices will surprise you. |
Read
this if you are interested in attending our
Teacher's Only Summer Workshop entitled -
"The
Art of Teaching Auto/Truck Electrical/Electronic Systems Troubleshooting"
The next summer
workshop in Dallas
August 4-8,
2008
Auto/diesel technology
instructors, school teachers and industry trainers need to know
how to teach electrical/electronics troubleshooting. After 5
days of intensive hands-on training, teachers will be better
prepared to effectively teach students the critical skills of
troubleshooting auto/truck electrical/electronic systems troubleshooting.
Make sure you are on our mailing list.
Only 14
seats available!
Web page
explaining the
teacher's workshop.
Print out a Registration Form
Then click
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page showing how you can implement our training programs into
your classroom for great results at surprising minimum cost per
student. |
Here's Our Training
Program Facts:
We hear over and over from fleet managers, service managers and
shop owners that students fresh from technical schools lack sufficient
or real world electrical troubleshooting training and they need
extensive on-the-job training that they don't have time or can
afford to give them.
They tell us tech school graduates cannot answer simple electrical
troubleshooting questions during a job interview. Graduates are
not competent using a DMM, do not understand DMM readings in
live circuits and, for one prime example, many graduates do not
understand voltage drop measurements, what voltage drops are,
what voltage drops indicate and have never done much if any voltage
drop measurements while in tech school or used voltage drops
to troubleshoot vehicle electrical system problems.
THIS TRAINING PROGRAM IS THE SOLUTION!
Give your students solid electrical & electronics troubleshooting
training involving troubleshooting training with a DMM and
all it's features using the hands-on electrical training program
outlined on this web page. It will make your graduates sought
after by employers for their skills in vehicle electrical-electronic
systems troubleshooting. |
This
auto/truck hands-on electrical & electronics troubleshooting
training program is designed for
Automotive
Technology Students
Diesel Technology Students
Heavy Equipment Technology Students |
1. Now you can show
your students "how to" rather than just tell them about
it!
2. Guide students step-by-step as they learn how to troubleshoot
electrical circuit problems using this training program.
3. Students follow along with you step-by-step in interesting
repetitious exercises that keep them involved until they can
do it alone.
4. The result! Your students will meet the needs of the vehicle
service industry in electrical-electronic circuit troubleshooting
skills.
5. Don't be surprised when the service industry beats a path
to your door to hire your students after you graduate your first
class and employers see what they can do with electrical problems. |
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Here's
what we have to offer your students! |
We offer a unique Hands-On
Vehicle Electrical and Electronics
Troubleshooting Training Program comprising 4 troubleshooting
trainers that will teach your students how to troubleshoot vehicle
electrical and vehicle electronic circuits that provides them
with an electrical-electronic background to make them highly
sought after in the job market. |
IT'S A FACT! Once the word gets out
in the vehicle service and repair industry that you are turning
out students with superior electrical troubleshooting skills
(as teachers have been telling us), employers will start calling
in advance of class graduation because they want first crack
at hiring more of your students who have the electrical troubleshooting
skills taught in this program because many of their working techs
on their service and repair staffs don't have these skills.
5 tips on
how you can accomplish this . . . . . |
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1. Don't overload
students in the beginning with too much lecture on electrical
theory -or worse yet - expose them to electrical training more
advanced than they can confidently handle so that they lose interest
or get discouraged with electrical training! |
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2. Get students
involved from the first day of electrical class teaching them
how to troubleshoot electrical circuits using our first hands-on
Troubleshooting Trainer, H-111(S) to engage them in learning
electrical troubleshooting. Watch their interest rise using these
troubleshooting trainers as they begin to test and measure the
circuit with a DMM on the first day of electrical class
before they have learned any theory! |
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3. Once students
begin to discover they can troubleshoot an electrical circuit,
using our troubleshooting training program, you will be able
to reach them with everything else electrical you have to offer
them! |
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4. Keep our Troubleshooting
Trainers available to your students in the classroom throughout
the school year so they can continuously practice electrical
troubleshooting and build their self confidence! A lot of varying,
yet interesting repetition is built into this hands-on training
program to increase student troubleshooting skills and keep students
interested! |
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5. Students build
self-confidence and get comfortable with electrical troubleshooting
during many repetitions of detailed electrical troubleshooting
procedures as they successfully complete each exercise. So keep
your students involved with electrical troubleshooting using
this training program. Do this by providing electrical problems
all year long even after students have completed all troubleshooting
problems. They need the repetitious practice to keep their electrical
troubleshooting skills sharp. It won't take up much class time
and it can fill in activities to keep students busy when they
are standing around! |
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Read teacher comments below
or on our Guest
Book about using our hands-on electrical-electronics troubleshooting
training program:
"I feel like I was finally
able to get through to most of my students teaching them about
electrical circuits and troubleshooting using your program."
Jeff C., WA
A teacher (Jay L. in Oregon) got
a thank you letter from a former student who was successful repairing
a wiring problem the first day in his new job that he
never would have done without this training program.
Another teacher tells us: "People call me when I have
another class ready to graduate because they want first opportunity
to hire my students who can troubleshoot electrical
problems better than their experienced techs."
A teacher in Florida said on the first
day using our Troubleshooting Trainers that students stayed in
their seats practicing troubleshooting when the bell rang instead
of running for the door as they normally do. He said students
were so engaged he had to interrupt them to get them to leave
the class. He said in the next few days they devoured the training.
AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR HE TOLD US HE HAD MORE STUDENTS
PASS THE ASE A6 ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONICS CERTIFICATION TEST THAN
STUDENTS IN ANY OF THE OTHER AUTOMOTIVE PROGRAMS SPONSORED BY
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS AT HIS COLLEGE. Bill W., FL
A teacher emailed us this note: "I
taught an electrical diagnostics class for all automotive instructors
in the state (Utah) this year. I used the Veejer boards for the
hands on part. We had instructors working all over the room with
them. I also wrote the state electrical portion of the Skills
USA test for high school students two years ago and used the
Veejer boards for the hands on skill test. I especially like
the option of using the lamp board, fan motor, or fuel pump circuit.
You have a great method for students and instructors to learn
theory and the application of diagnostic concepts in a classroom
setting. I have checked out many different systems to help students
learn --- as for me, yours is the best. Other systems
use actual components which is a nice touch, but the cost is
very prohibitive. In my opinion your system helps drive home
theory and application in a practical manner with students using
their own meter to prove electrical theory plus the hands on
learning is great! The students love it." Stan M., Utah
A teacher, Jay Yinger in MO, said he
would be glad to talk with other teachers about using this training
program and including it in VICA contests. Call Jay at 417-447-8140.
Read these teacher's comments
and other comments on our web site Guest
Book. You can get these results too! |
Here's the
hands-on training program we're talking about!
4 Troubleshooting Trainers . . . .
1. The Starter
Kit, H-111(S)
Click
here for H-111(S)
prices
The first step of this hands-on
electrical-electronics troubleshooting training program is called
the Starter Kit, Part
Number H-111(S). The "(S)"
identifies school packaging arrangement. It's the first troubleshooting
trainer to use and begins the process of teaching electrical-electronic
circuit troubleshooting. This module provides 32 practice electrical
troubleshooting problems including OPENs, Voltage Drops, on the
voltage side and ground side and shorts to ground problems. |
 The illustration
at the left shows the two Troubleshooting Trainer circuit boards
(PCBs) in the Starter Kit, H-111(S). The top PCB is the Power
Board, H-PCB01 providing power (B+) and ground (B-) to all circuit
boards connected at the C700 connector. The Lamp Board, H-PCB02,
is shown connected at the bottom of the Power Board. The Power
Supply, H-PS01 is shown above the Power Board. The Student Manual
shown is the home study version but there is a school work book
version, S-SM01/02, for students in tech schools. The Instructor
Guide, H-IG01/02 is also shown.
With the Starter Kit, students learn how to test circuits and
how circuits fail through a series of hands-on exercises inserting
open circuits, voltage drops & shorts-to-ground at various
points in the circuit on the top of the troubleshooting trainers.
Then students measure the effects each problem has on the circuit
using a DMM to measure voltage drops and take circuit voltage
readings to evaluate the circuit problem. Specific instructions
in the work book show students step-by-step what to do and diagrams
illustrate how the DMM test leads are connected to the troubleshooting
trainers for each exercise. |
 Students practice troubleshooting with hands-on
application and learn the correct ways to test and measure live
circuits. Students learn how to recognize when a circuit is operating
correctly, using only their DMM, and what is wrong if the circuit
is not operating correctly. Once students have mastered circuit
measurement and troubleshooting procedure, the teacher inserts
a series of 32 programmed troubleshooting problems on the bottom
of the circuit boards. Students troubleshoot from the top of
the circuit boards to locate the problem just as they would in
an actual circuit on a vehicle. |
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Students learn how to read and use schematic
diagrams provided throughout the Student Workbook. They learn
how to interpret DMM readings to distinguish between good DMM
readings and bad DMM readings; too high or too low DMM readings
and what to do next based on the readings obtained. Students
practice over and over the best ways to trace voltage and resistance
measurements through the circuits of the troubleshooting trainers
to find circuit problems. |
 This is really what "TROUBLESHOOTING"
is all about. Students learn troubleshooting principles on live
circuit board troubleshooting trainers before they ever tackle
a problem on an actual vehicle. Students develop electrical troubleshooting
skills to use on a vehicle before they ever touch a vehicle.
Now "time spent on the vehicles" is much more productive.
Students should work on the circuit boards independently for
best results or they may work in teams to help weaker students
catch up with students who quickly adapt to electrical troubleshooting. |
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Students love the troubleshooting challenge
this training program provides because they come to quickly understand
how to successfully troubleshoot live circuits. Students develop
self-confidence by troubleshooting 32 individual live electrical
problems - one at a time - to perfect their troubleshooting technique
with The Starter Kit, H-111. This training offers many opportunities
for students to learn to troubleshoot electrical circuits with
minimum teacher interaction. |
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Above is a close up view of the bottom
(copper side) of the Starter Kit circuit boards showing all "U
Jumpers (U1, U-NO1, etc.) locations. This is where the teacher
inserts electrical problems. Problems are created on the voltage
side or the ground side of the circuit from the bottom of the
circuit boards so problems are hidden from the student's view.
Inserting a problem takes 5 seconds then several students can
troubleshoot the same problem. Each U Jumper contains a "zero-ohm
resistor" that is the same as a wire jumper. Simply unplugging
a zero ohm resistor creates an OPEN circuit problem. Replacing
a zero ohm resistor with a fixed carbon resistor supplied with
the program creates a specific value VOLTAGE DROP problem. A
SHORT-TO-GROUND is created by putting a zero ohm resistor into
a U-NOxx location. Full instructions for inserting problems are
provided in the TOP SECRET Instructor Guide along with all the
step-by-step troubleshooting answers. All the curriculum development
work is done for the teacher. |
Suggestions on
implementation of this training program
This troubleshooting training program
is easily integrated into already jammed packed school programs
because exercises can be accomplished in short time periods.
Got students standing
around? Make this troubleshooting
training program available all the time in the classroom during
the school year with boards previously "bugged" with
a problem. Students go to these boards often and practice troubleshooting
while they are waiting for their turn at some other activity.
Then watch them as they gravitate to the "electrical problems
of the day" you have set up for them because they enjoy
the challenge as the competition begins to build between students.
Troubleshooting notes are recorded in a Student Workbook which
can be graded later. It's a great way to maximize a student's
time in the classroom and at the same time perfect his electrical
troubleshooting skills and build self confidence all through
the year. This training program will make your students highly
sought after technicians because they will know how to troubleshoot
electrical circuits with a DMM.
For current
pricing of the hands-on troubleshooting training program for
schools, including troubleshooting trainer circuit boards, student
workbooks, instructor guides and a price list of teaching aids
click
on this link. |
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Three more advanced
Troubleshooting Trainers are available to connect to the Starter
Kit to develop a student's advanced hands-on electrical-electronic
circuit troubleshooting skill. Read on!
2. DC Motor Troubleshooting Trainer H-113(S)
Click
here for H-113(S) prices then scroll
down the page.
Add another circuit board to the Starter Kit's Power Board and
continue developing student electrical-electronic troubleshooting
skills by learning to troubleshoot brush less DC Motor circuits
and brush-type DC Motors with the first add-on Troubleshooting
Trainer, The DC Motor Board Kit Part Number is H-113(S). The
"S" is the school package version of the program. Each
Troubleshooting DC Motor Circuit Kit, H-113(S) contains the following:
1 ea. DC Motor Circuit Board H-PCB03 and 1 ea. Resistor Bag H-RB03.
Student Workbooks S-SM03 and the Instructor Guide, H-IG03 are
ordered separately as needed.
This module provides
a total of 42 practice electrical troubleshooting problems including
OPENs, Voltage Drops, on the voltage side and ground side, shorts
to ground and shorts-to-voltage problems.
 This add-on module consists of a DC Motor Circuit
Board Troubleshooting Trainer, Part Number H-PCB03, plugged into
the Power Board from the Starter Kit, as shown at the left. Once
the DC Motor circuit board is connected to the Power Board, students
are ready to immediately explore with hands-on exercises the
testing and troubleshooting of live DC Motor circuits. A dedicated
Student Workbook, Part Number S-SM03, walks a student through
the theory, operation and troubleshooting techniques of brush
less DC Motor Circuits and discusses testing common brush-type
DC Motors used as starter motors and a/c-heater blower motor
circuits. After 30 pages of self-paced step-by-step instruction,
students begin troubleshooting 37 electrical problems in the
DC Motor circuit which are inserted one at a time by the teacher.
The DC Motor circuit is described as an engine-cooling fan circuit
to add realism to the 37 troubleshooting problems. The circuit
problems inserted are OPEN circuits, VOLTAGE DROP problems on
either the voltage side or the ground side of the circuit, SHORT-TO-GROUND
problems, and with this module SHORT-TO-VOLTAGE problems with
some added written material. |
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Several troubleshooting DC motor circuit
problems deal with more advanced failures on the ground side
of the circuit. Students learn to quickly troubleshoot and identify
major or minor ground side problems. After following the troubleshooting
procedures in this module, students will breeze through ground
side problems in any vehicle circuit. |
 The DC Motor Circuit's 37 troubleshooting problems
are described as "engine running too hot" or "engine
gradually overheating" due to a failure of the cooling fan
circuit (DC Motor acting as the cooling fan), that is visually
obvious from the performance of the DC Motor fan in each problem.
Some problems simulate battery drain problems because the cooling
fan runs all the time when the ignition switch (on the Power
Board) is switched OFF. This realism added to the troubleshooting
problems helps to maintain interest and relate the troubleshooting
problems to real world vehicle failures. After mastering the
first 37 DC Motor circuit problems there are 5 advanced problems
to present additional challenge to students who are ready for
more of a test of their troubleshooting ability. That's a total of 42 troubleshooting
problems covering DC Motor Circuits. |
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The DC Motor Instructor Guide, H-IG03,
provides answers to all review exercises and complete instructions
for inserting circuit problems on the bottom of the Troubleshooting
Trainer. Step-by-step answers to each troubleshooting problem
are included. |
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For current pricing
of the hands-on troubleshooting training program for schools,
including troubleshooting trainer circuit boards, student workbooks,
instructor guides and a price list of teaching aids of overhead
transparencies and Power Point presentation click on this
link. |
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3. Relay Circuit
Troubleshooting Trainer H-115(S)
Click
here for H-115-S
prices and then scroll down the page.
Troubleshooting Relays is a difficult task for technicians given
all the possibilities of how a relay or a relay circuit can fail
especially when replacing the relay does not fix a relay circuit
problem. Then it's time to start troubleshooting the relay circuit.
Each Relay Circuit Troubleshooting Kit, H-115(S), contains the
following: (1 ea.) Relay Circuit Board-Part Number H-PCB05 and
(1 ea.) Resistor Bag H-RB05. Student Workbooks and Instructor
Guides are ordered separately.
This module provides
a total of 75 relay practice electrical troubleshooting problems
including OPENs, Voltage Drops, on the voltage side and ground
side, shorts to ground and shorts-to-voltage problems. Students will never be stumped by a relay circuit
problem after completing this troubleshooting trainer. It covers
everything that could go wrong in a relay circuit. |
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The Relay Circuit Troubleshooting Trainer,
H-PCB05 shown at the left, is connected to the Starter Kit's
Power Board. A student learns about relay circuits and practice
troubleshooting live relay circuit problems of all types.
Hands-on practice exercises are embedded in the Student Workbook
S-SM05 text (over 110 pages) with extensive instructions covering
relay operation, characteristics, and troubleshooting. Students
learn how relays are used in vehicle circuits but more importantly
how relay circuits fail and the troubleshooting techniques to
find relay circuit problems when the relay itself is not the
problem.
The relay troubleshooting training program contains extensive
step-by-step instruction and hands-on exercises in relay circuit
operation. Students learn to analyze relay circuits by measuring
voltage, voltage drops, resistance and current in relay circuits
to identify relay circuit problems. |
 These exercises are followed by hands-on practice
in relay circuit troubleshooting technique as students troubleshoot
75 individual live relay circuit problems one at a time with
the relay being called the Fuel Pump Relay and the Lamp simulating
fuel pump operation. This adds fuel management system realism
to the relay troubleshooting as students learn to interpret a
fuel pressure problem in relation to relay circuit operation
when a circuit problem is present. Students develop troubleshooting
skill and self-confidence through repetitious hands-on troubleshooting
practice of 75 relay circuit problems. |
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The Relay Instructor Guide, H-IG05, provides
answers to all review exercises and complete instructions for
inserting relay circuit problems on the bottom of the Relay Troubleshooting
Trainer. Answers to each troubleshooting problem are included
in the Instructor Guide. |
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For current pricing
of the hands-on troubleshooting training program for schools,
including troubleshooting trainer circuit boards, student workbooks,
instructor guides and a price list of teaching aids such as overhead
transparencies and Power Point presentation click on this
link. |
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Please Note: The Wire Harness Troubleshooting
Trainer should be used only after completing the first three
hands-on troubleshooting training modules of the Starter Kit,
DC Motor Circuit and Relay Circuit. All these circuit boards
are required to assemble the Mini-Electrical System
(or M.E.S.) to complete this advanced module. Please read on! |
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4. Wire Harness
Troubleshooting, H-116(S)
Click
here for prices
of H-116-S then scroll down the page.
Troubleshooting
wiring harnesses can be a difficult task given all the possibilities
of how a wire harness can fail with broken wires (open circuits),
corroded wires & connections (voltage drops), shorts-to-ground
and shorts-to-voltage problems on the voltage side versus problems
on the ground side.
Never replace a vehicle's
wire harness again because of an open circuit, bad connector,
voltage drop problem, short-to-ground or short-to-voltage in
a wiring harness. With this program students will know how to
troubleshoot a wire harness and repair it on any vehicle.
This module provides
more than 100 practice electrical troubleshooting problems including
OPENs, Voltage Drops, on the voltage side and ground side, shorts
to ground and shorts-to-voltage problems. Students
will never be stumped by a wire harness problem after completing
this module. It covers everything that could go wrong in a wire
harness circuit. |
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The Wire Harness Troubleshooting
Trainer Program H-116 shows you how to troubleshoot, identify
and repair any type of wire harness problem. Learn to troubleshoot
electrical "system" problems when a circuit in the
"electrical system" is not functioning correctly or
when one problem affects more than one circuit. Is it a problem
in the wiring on the voltage side? Is it a problem in the wiring
on the ground side? Is it a problem isolated in only one circuit?
Is it a problem in a part of the wire harness common to more
than one circuit? Answers to these questions and how to troubleshoot
these types of wiring harness problems are covered in this troubleshooting
trainer module, H-116. |
 Connect The Starter Kit H-111,
DC Motor Circuit H-113 and Relay Circuit H-115 together through
the Wire Harness Troubleshooting Trainer H-116 and create a Mini-Electrical
System (or M.E.S.) for advanced level auto/truck electrical-electronic
troubleshooting training that relates specifically to wire harness
problem troubleshooting. Training includes troubleshooting voltage
side and ground side wiring problems, open circuits, voltage
drops, shorts-to-ground and shorts-to-voltage in the wiring harness. |
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 A group of students are shown here
trouble-
shooting wire harness problems using only their DMM following
the information in their work book. Students record their trouble-
shooting steps, voltage and resistance readings in their work
book for grading by the teacher. More than 100 electrical problems
take students through a wide variety of voltage side and ground
side problems in the wire harness. Voltage drop problems are
thoroughly covered as students troubleshoot large voltage drops
as well as those subtle little voltage drops that can affect
a circuit but be so hard to see with a DMM UNLESS you
know what to look for and where to look. It's all there for students
troubleshooting the Mini-Electrical
System, or "M.E.S." as we like to call it.
Click
here for a large
picture of the "M.E.S."
Click
here for a full
schematic diagram of the "M.E.S."
(Click on
the BACK arrow on your browser to return to this page.) |
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For current pricing
of the hands-on troubleshooting training program for schools,
including troubleshooting trainer circuit boards, student workbooks,
instructor guides and a price list of teaching aids such as overhead
transparencies and Power Point presentation click on this
link. |
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Listed below are two additional
training programs developed by Vince Fischelli which are of high
value to any automotive or diesel technology training program
in developing students with superior electrical - electronics
troubleshooting skills. |
"On-The-Vehicle" Electrical
System Training!
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Auto/Diesel
Technical School Teachers
Here is some solid "on-the-vehicle' Electrical Training
using FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM
in the
classroom
and in the shop!
This electrical
training program covers about 1/2 the A.S.E. and N.A.T.E.F. task
lists for electrical by simply teaching this electrical program
and then having students perform the electrical tests on vehicles.
Then review with students the test readings they recorded in
their student workbooks for a follow up review.
GET STUDENTS INVOLVED WITH THE FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM PROGRAM AFTER THEY HAVE COMPLETED THE
STARTER KIT, H-111 PROGRAM SO THEY GET SOME VALUABLE VEHICLE
TESTING EXPERIENCE EARLY ON. THEN CONTINUE WITH H-113, H-115
AND H-116 AND WATCH STUDENTS GROW IN ELECTRICAL EXPERTISE AND
SELF CONFIDENCE IN THEIR ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONICS TROUBLESHOOTING!
FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM
Teacher Presentation
Pkg. Part Number FTFSCH05 |
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Teacher Presentation Pkg contains
the following three items:
(1.) 1 copy
of CDROM-FTF05
Includes the technical presentation
on CDROM and illustrations of FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM
15 step tests in 70 slides. Suitable
for classroom instruction as students follow along in their individual
workbooks. Once you have the CDROM you can download the Instructor
Guide.
(2.) 6 copies
of Student Workbook, Part Number FTFSWB05
Students follow along step-by-step
taking notes as you cover the material using the Instructor Guide
with all the technical explanations you need. The student workbook
also contains test results forms for students to use when performing
FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM
on vehicles in the shop using one of the six copies of the laminated
professional version of FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM included in this school package. Purchase additional
copies of the Student Work Book as needed.
(3.) 6 copies
of FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM laminated
professional flip-chart.
Used by professional technicians since 1992 to uncover electrical
system problems most often overlooked and the causes of no-code
driveability problems. These flip-charts show students how to
perform FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM.
Purchase additional copies of FIRST THINGS FIRSTTM
as needed.
Total FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM School Package Cost $550.00
(plus shipping and handling)
Package price saves $112.40
if items ordered separately.
NOTE: CDROM-FTF05 must be licensed (authorized) by Veejer
Enterprises. Licensing requires user to contact Veejer Enterprises
after inserting CDROM into computer. CALL 972-276-9642 to authorize
your CDROM-FTF05. The same teacher may purchase a second computer
lifetime license (2nd License) to use the same FIRST THINGS FIRST
CD in another computer for $99.00. If teacher or school desires
a second CDROM-FTF05 only, the cost is $225.00 per CD for a lifetime
license to use the curriculum. CDROM-FTF05 can only be used in
the computer in which it is licensed (authorized).
To Purchase The School Package
CLICK
HERE
To Purchase additional student
classroom workbooks at $12.95 each
CLICK
HERE
To purchase additional copies
of FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM at $59.95 each CLICK
HERE |
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Another
training program your students need. |
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"The"
Vehicle Electronics Training Course is a 60 lesson (home study) course with in depth
instruction in vehicle electrical-electronic circuits and troubleshooting.
This program is ideal as a back-up to our other programs. Many
of the lessons are referenced in the student's work books if
students want to seek additional or more in depth information
at various intervals in the hands-on troubleshooting training
program. We suggest you place the lessons in a large 3-ring binder
in the classroom or shop area or another designated study area
to make it available to students. When students encounter a suggestion
in their student work book to refer to a lesson for more information
they can seek out the 3-ring binder and get more in-depth information.
Lessons can be ordered in printed booklets or on CDROM. See this link for more information and
an outline of the topics in each lesson of the "The"
(60-lesson) Vehicle Electronics Training Course. |
Check
out our Guest
Book
and see what successes other teachers have achieved using our
hands-on troubleshooting training programs, 60 lesson home-study
course and FIRST
THINGS FIRSTTM.
If you
have any questions at all please give us a call.
We would be happy to discuss how best we can help you
meet your classroom needs and turn out students with electrical-electronic
troubleshooting skill
that employers seek to hire. |
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What
greater benefit can you be to your students than to prepare them
for a meaningful career troubleshooting electrical-electronics
in the vehicle service industry where this skill is in great
demand? |
Veejer Enterprises
3701 Lariat
Lane, Garland, Texas 75042-5419
Phone: 972-276-9642
Fax:
972-276-8122
Email: contact-us@veejer.com
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