Weerayute Sudsomboon. A Development of Competency Analysis Profile on Automatic Transmission Service Course for Training Undergraduate Students. (). King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok. Central Library. : , 2552.
A Development of Competency Analysis Profile on Automatic Transmission Service Course for Training Undergraduate Students
Abstract:
The objectives of this study were: 1) to develop a competency analysis profile on automatic transmission service course; and 2) to identify the performance criteria for training undergraduate students of Mechanical Technology Education program at King Mongkuts University of Technology Thonburi. The qualitative research was employed in this study. Data were collected by on-site briefings, observations and in-depth interviews with training instructors from 9 well-known the car automobile companies in Thailand. The sample of this study was divided into 2 groups. The first group was composed of 9 training managers; given their
opinion through in-depth interviews. The second group was composed of 11 automotive service supervisors who were referred to validate an automotive technology competency analysis profile on automatic transmission course through DACUM job analysis process. The triangulation method was employed common techniques of data gathering; therefore, in-depth interviews, documentary analysis, and on-site observation The results revealed that a competency analysis profile on automatic transmission service course consisted of 6 job duties, 81 tasks, and 7 core competencies framework. Furthermore, the specifically designed it cross the competencies by applied from core
competency, competency framework and entry level, which each is assigned 1 of 3 skills level. Each of skills level as follows:
1. Elementary Skills Level (E-1) items must be taught in the training course ninety percent (90%).
2. Intermediate Skills Level (I-2) items must be taught in the training program eighty percent (80%).
3. Advanced Skills Level (A-3) items must be
taught in the training program seventy percent (70%).