TOP 10 ENGINEERING COURSES IN SINGAPORE

Learn Everything there is to know about Sensors,how they work and how to interface them and why we need them in our life

The course is targeted to the candidates who are seeking broad-based Mechanical Engineering knowledge or a career in the mechanical, manufacturing and production sectors.

Kickstart your collaborative design journey with our training course, specially designed for those with basic knowledge of Autodesk Revit. 

The Advanced MicroStation course will begin with an introduction to 2D isometric drawings as a bridge towards visualizing and drafting in three-dimensions (3D).

Mechanical engineering technologists provide technical support and services in mechanical engineering field such as the design, development, maintenance, and testing of machines

This course offers essential knowledge of BIM concepts and management processes. Trainees will learn how to implement BIM standards and strategies, design reviews and quality assurances according to the BIM Execution Plan.

On completion of this course, the participant will acquire a plumbing certification in Singapore as well as the WSH knowledge and skills to assist in the implementation of WSH control measures and management system.

This course lays the foundation for Structural Mechanics simulations. It will enable to achieve a solid foundation in FEA and impart the necessary practical skills to carry out robust, reliable, and efficient simulations in everyday professional life.

Better appreciate the different architectural elements of a building through this introductory course, where you will be introduced to a building information modelling software, Autodesk Revit Architecture.

This 2-day Certification Programme in BIM Revit for Architecture (Level 1) aims to develop participants with BIM capability to prepare their organisations for the full BIM implementation.

Learn skills and knowledge to weld ferrous metal plates, structures and pipes in flat, horizontal and vertical positions using the shielded metal arc welding process to form permanently assembled metal structures in accordance with internationally-accepted welding standards (ASME).