Uralvagonzavod Corporation's head plant coordinates re-training in Industrial Electronics
8 April 2014 (10:18)
April 8, 2014. Professional re-training courses in Industrial Electronics were offered at Uralvagonzavod Corporation's head plant for the first time.
The corporation's press service says that this training is part of the enterprise's cooperation program with Novouralsk Technological Institute, a division of National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute).
'This educational establishment is Uralvagonzavod's long-term partner. The school-leavers of Nizhniy Tagil obtained blue-collar skills thanks to our cooperation with Novouralsk Technological Institute and are now successfully employed in the industrial sector. The corporation's head plant's and the potential of the college made it possible for us to set up new cooperation prospects,' the message states.
The syllabus of the course in Industrial Electronics is meant for in-depth study of modern power and information electronics. The syllabus comprises 15 subjects that cover nearly all the directions and aspects of modern electronic hardware components, units, systems, and automated industrial complexes. The program runs for 1.5 years.
The corporation's press service says that this training is part of the enterprise's cooperation program with Novouralsk Technological Institute, a division of National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute).
'This educational establishment is Uralvagonzavod's long-term partner. The school-leavers of Nizhniy Tagil obtained blue-collar skills thanks to our cooperation with Novouralsk Technological Institute and are now successfully employed in the industrial sector. The corporation's head plant's and the potential of the college made it possible for us to set up new cooperation prospects,' the message states.
The syllabus of the course in Industrial Electronics is meant for in-depth study of modern power and information electronics. The syllabus comprises 15 subjects that cover nearly all the directions and aspects of modern electronic hardware components, units, systems, and automated industrial complexes. The program runs for 1.5 years.
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