Faculty of Vocational Engineering

Our Vocational Engineering faculty offers a range of specialized 12-week programs, each designed to equip you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to excel in various engineering fields.

 

  • Electronics and Communication Engineering

Focus: Gain hands-on experience in the design, installation, maintenance, and repair of electronic and communication systems.

Key Skills: Circuit Design and Analysis, Electronic Components, Soldering and Wiring, Digital Electronics, Analog Electronics, Communication Systems, Troubleshooting, Microcontroller Programming.

  • Automobile Maintenance & Repair Engineering

Focus: Master the skills required to maintain and repair automobiles, encompassing engine systems, electrical systems, transmission systems, brakes, and other components.

Key Skills: Automotive Diagnostics, Engine Repair, Electrical System Repair, Transmission Repair, Brake System Repair, Automotive Technology, Vehicle Safety, Preventive Maintenance.

  • Electrical Design and Installation Engineering

Focus: Develop a comprehensive understanding of electrical design and installation principles, enabling you to design, install, and maintain electrical systems in buildings and infrastructure.

Key Skills: Electrical Code Knowledge, Wiring Diagrams, Electrical Calculations, Electrical Components, Wiring Techniques, Safety Protocols, Troubleshooting, Building Automation Systems.

Program Structure (12-Week Program)

Week 1-2: Orientation and Foundations

  • Welcome to Utidia: Dive into our mission, vision, and values, and connect with our dedicated faculty.
  • 21st Century Workplace Skills: Master essential soft skills for effective communication, collaboration, personal branding and navigating the modern world of work.
  • Work Tools for Success: Gain proficiency in using the essential technology tools and platforms for your chosen field.

Week 3-12: Coursework, Project-Based Learning, and Mentorship

  • Immersive Coursework: Engage in dynamic online training modules, led by industry experts, covering the core concepts and skills of your chosen faculty.
  • Project-Based Apprenticeship: Apply your knowledge to real-world challenges through practical, hands-on projects, working directly on industry-relevant tasks.
  • Expert Mentorship: Receive personalized guidance and feedback from experienced professionals in your field, guiding you towards success.

Beyond the Classroom: Transition to the Workforce

  1. Internship Opportunities: We equip and support you to secure paid internship opportunities with leading companies in your field. These internships provide invaluable real-world experience and connect you with potential employers.
  2. Industry Network: Our strong industry connections open doors to networking opportunities and career insights.
  3. Career Transition Support: We provide personalized guidance on resume building, interview preparation, and navigating the job market, ensuring a smooth transition to your desired career path.

Graduation and Beyond:

Apprenticeship Diploma Certificate: Upon successful completion of the program, you’ll receive an Apprenticeship Diploma Certificate, signifying your mastery of essential skills and your readiness for a successful career.

 

Throughout your program, you’ll benefit from:

  • Flexible Learning: Balance your apprenticeship with other commitments through our virtual classroom.
  • Collaborative Environment: Connect with a supportive community of fellow apprentices and mentors.
  • Global Networking: Expand your professional network and explore global career opportunities.
  • Develop a portfolio of projects: Showcase your skills and expertise to potential employers.



Ready to become a world class vocational engineer?

Join our Vocational Engineering faculty and make a difference in the world.

Tuition and Payment Options

The Faculty of Vocational Engineering offers a specialized program designed for Nigerian students:

  • Tuition Fee: N200,000

 

Payment Plan:

Enjoy our flexible three-installment plan:

  • First Installment: N100,000 (Due before the end of the Orientation Program)
  • Second Installment: N50,000 (Due before the end of the 2nd Month)
  • Third Installment: N50,000 (Due before the end of the 3rd Month)

Please contact the Admissions Office for specific payment details and deadlines.

Tracks under this Faculty

The Electronics and Communication Engineering Apprenticeship Track at UAI, provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to design, develop, and maintain electronic devices and systems. The track covers topics such as digital logic design, analog electronics, communication systems, and more. Graduates will have the skills needed to pursue a variety of careers in the electronics and communication engineering field.

With an apprenticeship certificate in electronics and communication engineering, some of the career options for our graduates include: electronics technician, electronics engineer, communications engineer, Radio frequency (RF) engineer, Radar systems engineer, Wireless communications engineer, Antenna design engineer etc.

Track Key Highlights

The track covers a wide range of topics, including:

– Digital electronics
– Microprocessors and microcontrollers
– Logic design
– Computer architecture
– Digital systems design
– Embedded systems
– Communication systems
– Signal processing
– Analog electronics
– Linear circuits
– Power electronics
– Control systems
– Sensors and actuators
– Robotics
– Electromagnetics
– Antennas and microwave engineering

The Automobile Maintenance and Repair Engineering Apprenticeship Track at UAI prepares students for a career in the automotive repair and maintenance industry. Students will learn about the design and construction of automobiles, as well as the maintenance and repair of various automotive systems. The track covers topics such as engine repair, electrical systems, suspension and steering systems, and more.

With an Automobile Maintenance and Repair Engineering Apprenticeship Certificate, students can pursue a variety of careers in the automotive industry such as automotive technician, automotive service advisor, automotive service manager, automotive parts specialist, automotive engineer, diagnostic technician, auto body repair technician, auto glass repair technician, transmission specialist, collision repair specialist.

Track Key Highlights

The track covers a wide range of topics, including:

– Automotive electrical systems
– Engine repair and diagnostics
– Brakes and steering systems
– Suspension and alignment systems
– Drivetrain and transmission systems
– Climate control systems
– Engine performance tuning
– Engine overhaul and rebuilding
– Automotive computer diagnostics
– Alternative fuel systems
– Wheels and tires
– Undercar systems
– Accessories and auxiliary equipment

The Electrical Design and Installation Engineering Apprenticeship Track at UAI, provides students with the skills, knowledge and hands-on experience needed to design, install, and maintain electrical systems. Students will learn about electrical theory, wiring methods, and code requirements. The track also covers topics such as lighting, power distribution, and control systems.

Graduates of this track will be prepared for careers such as electricians, electrical designers, or electrical engineers, residential electrician, commercial electrician, industrial electrician, electrical designer, electrical project manager, electrical estimator, lighting designer, energy efficiency specialist.

Track Key Highlights

The track covers a wide range of topics, including:

– Electrical theory
– Electrical math
– Wiring methods
– Circuit protection
– Grounding and bonding
– Lighting design
– Power distribution
– Motor controls
– Programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
– Computer-aided design (CAD)
– Building codes and standards
– National Electrical Code (NEC)
– Electrical troubleshooting

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