Skill Training

Job-Oriented Technical Training for Industry-Ready Careers NIHSE provides a range of practical and career-focused technical courses designed to develop industry-relevant skills and improve employment opportunities in construction, manufacturing, engineering, maintenance, infrastructure, and other industrial sectors. Courses may include: HVAC Technician Course – Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, refrigeration, installation, maintenance and troubleshooting. ITI Courses – Technical trade-based training for students seeking practical skills and industrial employment. Land Surveyor Course – Surveying fundamentals, levelling, total station, Auto Level, GPS and construction-site surveying. Instrument Technician Course – Industrial instrumentation, measuring instruments, calibration, process control and maintenance. Electrical Technician Course – Electrical installation, wiring, maintenance, motors, panels and basic industrial electrical systems. Mechanical Technician Course – Mechanical maintenance, tools, machines, fitting, fabrication and industrial equipment. Civil Site Supervisor Course – Construction supervision, site measurements, drawings, materials, quality and safety practices. Quantity Surveyor Course – Estimation, quantity take-off, BOQ, costing and construction measurement. AutoCAD Course – 2D drafting, technical drawings and engineering design fundamentals. Piping Design Course – Industrial piping fundamentals, drawings, layouts and basic design concepts. Welding Technician Course – Welding processes, fabrication, inspection and workplace safety. Fitter Course – Mechanical fitting, hand tools, machinery, assembly and maintenance. Plumber Course – Plumbing installation, pipe fitting, maintenance and building services. Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Course – RAC systems, installation, servicing, fault finding and maintenance. Industrial Maintenance Course – Preventive maintenance, machinery servicing and basic troubleshooting. Fire & Safety Technical Courses – Practical training related to fire protection systems, emergency response and workplace safety.