Diploma Power Engineering Technology
Course Overview
This two-year diploma program prepares you for a high-demand career as a power engineering technologist, operating the complex systems that run industrial plants, refineries, and utilities. You will develop essential skills through a combination of classroom theory, hands-on labs, and industry work experiences, making you job-ready from day one. Graduates are positioned to begin a rewarding career path with a structured progression through rigorous interprovincial certification exams.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn one year of Fourth Class qualifying time credit from TSASK upon completing Year 1
- Gain practical experience with hands-on power labs, computer simulations, and industry work placements
- Prepare to challenge the 4th and 3rd Class interprovincial power engineering certification exams
- Learn to operate and maintain industrial boilers, pumps, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems
- Launch a career in diverse sectors including oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, and power generation
Course Overview
This two-year diploma program prepares you for a high-demand career as a power engineering technologist, operating the complex systems that run industrial plants, refineries, and utilities. You will develop essential skills through a combination of classroom theory, hands-on labs, and industry work experiences, making you job-ready from day one. Graduates are positioned to begin a rewarding career path with a structured progression through rigorous interprovincial certification exams.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn one year of Fourth Class qualifying time credit from TSASK upon completing Year 1
- Gain practical experience with hands-on power labs, computer simulations, and industry work placements
- Prepare to challenge the 4th and 3rd Class interprovincial power engineering certification exams
- Learn to operate and maintain industrial boilers, pumps, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems
- Launch a career in diverse sectors including oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, and power generation
