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Our Main Aim
To provide engineering students with a bridge between university, college or private study, and a rewarding position in industry.
Why?
For many years, international manufacturing companies have voiced concern about the inability of graduates to apply electronic theory effectively. A recent letter published in an Electronics newspaper described design talent in the electronics industry as concentrated mainly in senior engineers. It went on to say "...electronic engineering courses are failing to equip graduates with practical skills required to meet the demands of modern electronic product design". The writer was a managing director of a well known company.
How?Our course of 16 DC Electronic Experiments, in 67 parts follows a step-by-step programme of instruction. There are 483 easy steps and 172 diagrams to provide you with a well developed ability to apply theory in a practical way.
Once you obtain an invitation to interview with a prospective employer, let us know at once and we will provide you with a Letter of Introduction. |
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