A New Era of Skill Development

With a vision to bridge the skills gap and create job-ready graduates, the school will offer specialized training in the following fields:

• Wood Technology – This course focuses on woodworking techniques, furniture making, and cabinetry. Students will learn to use various tools and machinery to create high-quality wood products, developing skills in precision cutting, carving, polishing, and assembling wooden structures. The training also includes an introduction to sustainable forestry practices and modern design techniques.
  
  
• Masonry – Our masonry program trains students in bricklaying, concrete work, tiling, and construction. Learners will gain practical experience in building walls, pathways, and structural foundations. The course covers various construction materials, mixing techniques, and reinforcement methods, ensuring that graduates can work in both residential and commercial construction projects.
  
  
• Electrical – This program provides training in electrical installations, maintenance, and repairs. Students will study wiring systems, circuit designs, and safety protocols essential for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work. Practical workshops will cover power distribution, renewable energy solutions, and troubleshooting common electrical faults.
  
  
• Plumbing – The plumbing course covers essential skills in installing and maintaining water supply systems, drainage networks, and sanitation facilities. Students will learn pipefitting, leak detection, and how to work with various plumbing materials. The training also includes exposure to modern water conservation techniques and eco-friendly plumbing solutions.
  
  
• Welding – Our welding program trains students in various welding techniques, including arc welding, MIG welding, TIG welding, and gas welding. Participants will develop the ability to fabricate and assemble metal structures, gaining skills in blueprint reading, metal cutting, and safety procedures. This course is ideal for those looking to work in construction, manufacturing, or automotive industries.
  
  
• Electronics – This course equips students with skills in circuit design, electronic troubleshooting, and device repairs. Training will include working with resistors, capacitors, transistors, and microcontrollers. Students will also learn about home and industrial automation, telecommunications systems, and electronic security installations.