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Intakes: JAN & FEB | APR & MAY | AUG & SEP
A regular certificate in events decoration and management is a program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the event management industry. The program typically covers a range of topics related to event planning, design, and management
Fundamentals of Event Management: Students will gain an understanding of the basics of event management, including event planning, budgeting, marketing, and logistics.
Event Design: The program will cover the principles of event design, including color theory, spatial planning, and decor selection. Students will learn how to create visually stunning and cohesive event designs.
Practical Skills: Students will develop hands-on skills in event decoration, including floral arrangement, table setting, lighting design, and prop selection. They will also learn about the practicalities of executing event designs, such as budgeting, sourcing materials, and working with vendors.
Types of Events: The program will cover a wide range of events, including corporate events, weddings, parades, festivals, and more. Students will learn how to tailor their designs to suit the specific requirements of each event.
Industry Insights: Students will have the opportunity to learn from industry professionals through guest lectures, workshops, and site visits. This will provide them with valuable insights into the current trends and best practices in the field of event decoration and management.
Portfolio Development: Throughout the program, students will have the opportunity to build a portfolio showcasing their event decoration and management projects. This portfolio will serve as a valuable tool for future job applications and client presentations.
“O” level with at least (5) five passes English Language and Fine Art.
COM110 – Communication Skills (3CU):
Communication Skills is a course that focuses on developing effective communication skills for professional and social contexts. Students will learn about various communication processes and techniques, including verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening, and effective presentation skills. The course aims to enhance students’ ability to communicate effectively in different settings.
EIC111 – Electrical Principles (3CU):
Electrical Principles is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of basic electrical principles and concepts. Students will learn about various electrical components, such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors, as well as electrical laws and theories, such as Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s laws. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding electrical principles.
EIC112 – Electrical Installation Work (3CU):
Electrical Installation Work is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in electrical installation for engineering applications. Students will learn about various electrical installation techniques, such as wiring, grounding, and circuit protection. They will develop their skills in installing electrical systems for engineering designs.
EIC113 – Workshop Practice 1 (3CU):
Workshop Practice 1 is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in workshop practices for electrical engineering applications. Students will learn about various workshop tools, equipment, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in using workshop tools and equipment to create electrical designs.
EIC114 – Business Calculations (3CU):
Business Calculations is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and skills in business mathematics and calculations. Students will learn about various mathematical concepts, such as percentages, ratios, and proportions, as well as business applications of mathematics, such as financial analysis and forecasting. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding business calculations.
EIC114 – Business Calculations (4CU):
Business Calculations is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and skills in business mathematics and calculations. Students will learn about various mathematical concepts, such as percentages, ratios, and proportions, as well as business applications of mathematics, such as financial analysis and forecasting. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding business calculations.
EIC121 – Electrical Repair and Servicing 1 (3CU):
Electrical Repair and Servicing 1 is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in repairing and servicing electrical systems and equipment. Students will learn about various electrical components, troubleshooting techniques, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in diagnosing and repairing electrical faults.
EIC122 – Electrical Regulations 1 (4CU):
Electrical Regulations 1 is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of electrical regulations and codes. Students will learn about various electrical regulations and safety standards, such as wiring regulations and electrical installation requirements. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding the legal and safety aspects of electrical work.
EIC123 – Project 1 (4CU):
Project 1 is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in project management for electrical engineering applications. Students will work on a project that involves designing, planning, and implementing an electrical system or installation. They will develop their skills in project planning, documentation, and teamwork.
COF140 – Computer Fundamentals (3CU):
Computer Fundamentals is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of basic computer concepts and applications. Students will learn about various computer components, operating systems, and software applications. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding computer technology.
CSC113 – Computer Applications (4CU):
Computer Applications is a course that focuses on developing practical computer skills for electrical engineering tasks. Students will learn about various computer applications, such as Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, and electrical engineering software. They will develop their skills in using these applications to create professional documents, manage data, and enhance productivity in an electrical engineering setting.
EIC124 – Solar (3CU):
Solar is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of solar energy systems and applications. Students will learn about various solar energy systems, such as photovoltaic systems, solar thermal systems, and solar-powered appliances. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding solar energy systems.
EIC131 – Electrical Principles II (4CU):
Electrical Principles II is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in electrical principles and concepts. Building upon the knowledge gained in Electrical Principles I, students will learn about advanced electrical components, such as transformers, generators, and motors, as well as advanced electrical laws and theories, such as Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of electrical principles.
EIC132 – Electrical Installation Work II (4CU):
Electrical Installation Work II is a course that focuses on developing advanced practical skills in electrical installation for engineering applications. Building upon the skills gained in Electrical Installation Work I, students will learn about advanced electrical installation techniques, such as motor control, lighting control, and power distribution. They will develop their skills in installing complex electrical systems for engineering designs.
EIC133 -Workshop Practice II (4CU):
Workshop Practice II is a course that focuses on developing advanced practical skills in workshop practices for electrical engineering applications. Building upon the skills gained in Workshop Practice I, students will learn about advanced workshop tools, equipment, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in using advanced workshop tools and equipment to create complex electrical designs.
EIC211 – Electrical Repair and Servicing (3CU):
Electrical Repair and Servicing is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in repairing and servicing electrical systems and equipment. Building upon the skills gained in Electrical Repair and Servicing I, students will learn about advanced electrical components, troubleshooting techniques, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in diagnosing and repairing complex electrical faults.
EIC212 – Electrical Regulations II (4CU):
Electrical Regulations II is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and understanding of electrical regulations and codes. Building upon the knowledge gained in Electrical Regulations I, students will learn about advanced electrical regulations and safety standards, such as wiring regulations and electrical installation requirements. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of the legal and safety aspects of electrical work.
EIC213 – Project (4CU):
Project is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in project management for electrical engineering applications. Students will work on a project that involves designing, planning, and implementing an electrical system or installation. They will develop their skills in project planning, documentation, and teamwork.
EIC214 – Electronics (4CU):
Electronics is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of electronic components and circuits. Students will learn about various electronic components, such as diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits, as well as electronic circuits and systems, such as amplifiers, oscillators, and digital circuits. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding electronic principles.
EIC215 – Industrial Training (3CU):
Industrial Training is a course that focuses on providing students with practical work experience in an industrial setting. Students will work in an electrical engineering company or organization and gain hands-on experience in various aspects of electrical engineering, such as design, installation, maintenance, and repair. The course aims to provide students with real-world experience and enhance their employability.