Industrial Trades - Technician Certificate Program

An electrical technician installs, operates, tests and repairs electrical equipment and electronic controls. Working in Qatar’s Energy and Industry sector (E & I), an electrical technician carries out routine maintenance checks, ensuring that the testing and calibration of equipment are conducted according to standard operating procedures and manufacturer guidelines. Electrical technicians generally work in the maintenance departments of factories, plants, refineries and other industrial establishments.

The Technician Certificate (Electrical)program prepares graduates for entry into a career as technicians in the electrical field within Qatar’s E & I sector. The program is competency-based, with two workplace learning components carried out within the students’ sponsoring company: a 4-week workplace orientation in the first half of the program, and a 24-week worksite practicum at the end.

This program is designed to be delivered using a block training schedule of 12-week semesters. Note: Students in the Technician Certificate (Electrical) program will receive extensive preparatory Foundation Mathematics and English training upon entry to the program subject to their results on applicable Math and English Placement Tests.

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

1. Install, examine, replace and repair electrical wiring.
2. Test electrical and electronic    equipment.
3. Conduct preventative maintenance procedures to switch gears,  transformers, electric motors,    generators and electrical control systems.
4. Read and interpret electrical drawings. 
5. Work as a member of a team in a  variety of technical projects and tasks.
6. Apply safe work practices and personal protection.
   

Graduates of the Electronics and Telecommunications Systems Technician program find employment within the government, public, and private sectors maintaining electronics and telecommunication systems.

FURTHER STUDIES

Graduates of the Technician Certificate (Electrical) program will have the opportunity to transfer selected credits to Engineering Technology diploma programs at CNA-Q. Graduates may be required to undertake further coursework in Language Studies and/or Academics in order to qualify for transfer. 

Students receive workplace safety training at the beginning of the program, with safety principles reinforced throughout every course and technical task in the program. Program courses include Fabrication Hand Tools, Basic DC Theory, Conductors and Cables, Single-Phase and Three-Phase Electricity, and Electrical Drawings, as well as discipline-specific electives.”

We are excited you are interested in joining CNA-Q's Technician Preparatory Program! You can request for more information or contact below for general inquiries:

Rebecca David