Apprenticeship is a form of training programme that combines formal education in educational institutions with substantial work-based learning in companies or other workplaces to prepare candidates for specific roles within a particular occupation. It is a dual training model structured in such a way that apprentices (students) spend part of their time at the College and the rest with the employer. The assessment tests both academic learning and occupational competence developed through on-the-job and off-the-job training.
The purpose of apprenticeship is to produce practically oriented graduates that meet the job-related competencies required in the labour market. Additionally, it serves as a link between the College and various employers.
Apprenticeship training is implemented through a partnership between the College and employers. This partnership has three key stakeholders namely: the College, employers and the students. Commitment to this partnership rests on mutual benefits for all the key partners. The expected benefits of the programmes for the different parties include:
The programme is designed for individuals aspiring to advance their professional careers in the field of software engineering and data analytics. Apprentices will be provided with practical skills and knowledge across a range of disciplines to enable them to deliver effective IT and business-relevant solutions in the workplace. Typical job titles in this career include but are not limited to Software developer, Software engineer, Software tester, Application Specialist, Business analyst, IT project manager, IT consultant, Cyber security analyst, Database specialist, Data analyst, Digital media Technology practitioner, and Systems designer.
The programme intends to produce competent graduates for jobs in the Banking and Credit management industries. Graduates of this Programme can pursue a wide range of careers at companies providing banking and credit management services. They can also work for industrial companies and retailers in banking and credit providers.
The main objective of this programme is to produce skilled metrology scientists to meet the increasing demand for measurement skills in a broad variety of sectors. The field of metrology and standardization is applicable to anything that can be measured. Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates are expected to have competencies in numerous job positions. Among the job titles available for graduates in this programme include calibration engineers, calibration technicians, instrument engineers, metrologists, quality engineers, etc.