Technology Training that Works
IDC Technologies specialises in engineering training courses in the field of Instrumentation, Process Control, Industrial Data Communications & Networking, Information Technology, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Finance and Project Management.
IDC Technologies was founded in 1991 and has built a strong reputation globally as a provider of practical and technical training across a wide range of engineering disciplines.
Our workshops and engineering short courses are not academic; they are designed to provide practical skills and hands-on applications where delegates are given the opportunity to apply, in practice, the theory they have learnt through our engineering courses.
IDC Technologies with the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), can train groups of engineers and technicians, to your requirements, anywhere in the world. Delivering accredited and work place customised programs is a specialist service that we provide. With live instructors onsite or online, employees get intensive instruction from industry leading experts.
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Using ChatGPT in education creates mixed feelings. EIT Deputy Dean, Indumathi V, shares her perspective on the good and the bad behind this technology.
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World Water Day is an opportunity to celebrate all Water Engineers and reflect on the important work they do in the community.
The post World Water Day: Engineering with Nature-Based Solutions appeared first on Engineering Institute of Technology.
Using ChatGPT in education creates mixed feelings. EIT Deputy Dean, Indumathi V, shares her perspective on the good and the bad behind this technology.
The post ChatGPT: Brilliance or a Bother for Education appeared first on Engineering Institute of Technology.
