Technical School Internships: Electronics Technician - Class Varies by School Standardization

In which class of technical secondary school (electronics technician) are the internships?
Is it somehow standardized or school dependent?

In the second grade you have one day a week, and in the third you have a monthly one, then you can choose a place where you want to have them, e.g. an electronics store or service, and then you have money for it ...

3rd class.

wolek14 ,
And in the second one, can I choose or be assigned?

I guess it depends on the school.
I know that in other techniques, the practice usually begins in the second grade, so it can also be mechanical ...

In the second grade, you have internships in school studios ... I do not know if you have specializations on the electronics profile, if so, they start in the 3rd grade, and you choose your internships according to the specialization, and in the second grade, they all have the same internships, because this is a practical test of what is involved in theory in first grade ... There you learn health and safety, meter handling, soldering and such basics ...

At least for me it looks like this ... In other schools it can be different ...

Exactly in the second day you have school workshops in one day, including a locksmith shop, etc., soldering. And in the third, you have a month in your workplace.

The monthly internships are in the third grade. and I recommend you to find something for yourself because the internships that the school will find you will not pay and if you find yourself, you can earn nice money

qwerty67 wrote:

you have school workshops in one day, including locksmith's shop, etc., soldering.

... unless it is the (former) real technical school of Marcin Kasprzak in Warsaw, there for several years NO WORKSHOPS !!!

I had workshops one day a week in first class manual machining, lathes, milling machines in the third grade, monthly internships in the workplace, in the fourth grade, one day a week in the workshops again, departments such as automation, engine changing room hmm I do not remember any more.

wiśniowy18 wrote:

I had workshops one day a week in first class manual machining, lathes, milling machines in the third grade, monthly internships in the workplace, in the fourth grade, one day a week in the workshops again, departments such as automation, engine changing room hmm I do not remember any more.

And in the Technical College of Kasprzak, until the beginning of the 70s, there was a forge at school workshops, I even forged a bayonet ... I am writing about matters that are already historical, but rather useless at present.

In the case of modular teaching, internships are in the 3rd grade and laboratory classes are already in the 1st grade. By the way, does anyone know the program material provided for in the 1st technical school on the electronics profile ??

Ohm's law, Kirchoff's laws, electric field, magnetic field, EMF, LRC elements ...

Added after 10 [minutes]:

It takes on Electrical Engineering, on Measuring Instruments, after getting to know the meters, there are two terminals, power supplies, rectifiers, etc ... The program is arranged so that the hands are down ...

Well, I also don't like this program a bit. rectifier circuits will now be in 2nd class

It's like this from me because I deceived myself, maybe someone will be spoiled for choice:

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Module 1 (OHS):
Safety of work with electrical devices
First aid in accidents at work
Fire protection
Organization of a computer workstation

Module2 (Direct Current):
Basic electrical quantities. Classification of materials due to electrical properties. Electric current
Electrical circuit
Resistance. Resistors
Laws in DC circuits
Connection of elements in the DC circuit
Electricity sources
Voltage and current regulation systems
Measurements of resistance by indirect methods
DC power
The effect of direct current on the human body

Module3 (Alternating Current, Sinusoidal):
Electric field and capacitors
Single-phase alternating current
Magnetic and electromagnetic field
Types of power in a sinusoidal current circuit
Frequency filters
Transformer
Three-phase alternating current
The effect of alternating current on the human body

Module 4 (Electrical machinery and equipment):
Generators and motors - types, parameters, application
Contactors, relays - types, parameters, application
Electrical installations - types, wires and installation accessories
Electrical installation protection
Means of protection against electric shock
Methods of measuring basic parameters of machines and devices
electric

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Module 1 (Analog Electronics):
Semiconductor diodes
Transistors
Semiconductor controls
Optoelectronic elements
Transistor amplifiers
Integrated analog circuits
Power systems
Generators

Module2 (Digital Electronics):
Number systems
Numeric codes
Boolean algebra
Logic gates
Digital integrated circuits
Combinational systems
Flip-flops. Sequential systems
Commutation and arithmetic circuits
Counters and registers. Controlling digital systems
Memory. Programmable logical structures

Module 3 (Fundamentals of Automation):
Classification of control systems
Basic dynamic terms
Objects of regulation
Automatic regulation system and its basic elements
PLC controllers and their programming

Next year I will update