Build the Skills Employers Need.
You have studied engineering. Now learn how engineering knowledge is applied in real workplaces. Explore job-oriented technical learning, understand industrial equipment and identify the skills relevant to entry-level engineering careers.
Choose a job role. Identify the skills. Build practical capability.
Choose your discipline
Start with Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Chemical or another technical area.
Explore job roles
Understand the responsibilities and skills associated with entry-level engineering work.
Find relevant training
Connect your career interest with equipment, software and technical learning.
Prepare with purpose
Build knowledge you can explain and demonstrate during job applications.
Your degree is the beginning. Build the skills to become an engineer.
Pertecnica helps engineering graduates close the gap between academic learning and the knowledge, skills and practical experience expected in real engineering work.
Choose your career direction
Start with your engineering background, interests and target job role. Understand the kind of work you want to prepare for before choosing a course.
Learn the Equipment Used in Real Engineering Jobs
Explore industrial equipment by engineering discipline. Build practical familiarity with the machines, instruments and systems employers use across factories, plants, construction sites and infrastructure projects.
Civil & Construction Equipment
Practical equipment used in civil works, surveying, concrete, roads and construction quality.
A More Focused Way to Prepare for Engineering Work
Connect your engineering background with relevant job roles, equipment knowledge and technical learning. Understand what a course covers before you decide.
Career-oriented learning
Explore training through the skills commonly associated with entry-level engineering roles.
Equipment-level understanding
Connect engineering subjects with machines, instruments, software and systems used in industry.
Multiple engineering disciplines
Explore Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Chemical and other technical learning areas.
Industry-linked knowledge
Discover how engineering concepts are applied in manufacturing, construction, power and process industries.
Faculty transparency
Review relevant qualifications, experience, specialisation and training focus.
Clear course information
Check eligibility, duration, delivery method and expected learning outcomes before enquiring.
Learn From People Who Understand Engineering
Explore faculty qualifications, professional experience, technical specialisations and training focus to find people relevant to your learning goals.
Shyam Singh
TQM, Quality Systems & Lean Manufacturing SpecialistShyam Singh is an industrial management professional with over 21 years of experience in quality assurance, plant operations, manufacturing systems, continuous improvement and Lean…
VS Suresh Kumar
Specialist in Plant & Operational Excellence, Transformer Manufacturing, Production Management, Process Optimization and Supply Chain Operations.Plant & Operations Management · Manufacturing Excellence · Production Planning & Control · Lean Manufacturing, 5S & Kaizen · Process & Productivity Improvement ·…
Discover Where Your Engineering Skills Are Used
Explore the industries that use engineering knowledge, equipment and technical processes. Choose an industry to discover applications relevant to your career interests.
Automobile Technologies
Biotechnology
Bridges
Building Construction Materials
Cement Plant Technologies
Chemical Plants
Construction
Defence Industry
E Commerce
Electronics Industry
Farming Business
Food Processing
Healthcare
Heavy Electricals
Industrial Engineering
Instrumentation & Control
Insurance and Banking
International Business
Irrigation and Water Sector
Logistics
Machinery Industry
Manufacturing
Maritime Business
Metal Extraction Industry
Mining Industry
OIl and Gas
Packaging Industry
Petrochemical Industry
Pharma Sector
Plastic Industry
Powerplant Training
Railways
Every Career Begins With Learning
Read genuine student experiences about the training they completed, the skills they developed and the outcomes they can verify. Training progress, interview readiness and employment outcomes are different measures and should be described accurately.
StudentRahul VarmaEducationB. Tech Civil EngineeringCourse studiedSite Engineering & Construction Management CourseLocationVizianagaramI studied civil engineering, but I needed more practical knowledge about site work. The training helped me understand construction activities, drawings, measurements and site safety. I now have a clearer idea of what a junior site engineer does
Learning outcomeTarget role: Junior Site Engineer Industry: Building construction and infrastructureRead student story ↗
Engineering knowledge. Practical skills. Career direction.
Explore technical learning areas, understand job-role requirements and choose training that matches your engineering background.
Student Level Training modules
Explore core engineering disciplines and related technical areas.
Expert Faculty / Trainers
Guide you with relevant job role skills that are commonly require for an entry level technician
Industries / Sectors
Explore equipment categories and expand the catalogue as your interests develop.
Years of experience in delivering student Training
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Frequently Asked Questions
Review the common questions students ask before choosing a technical training programme.
Is Pertecnica suitable for fresh engineering graduates?
Can diploma holders join?
Does every course include hands-on equipment training?
Will I receive a certificate?
Does Pertecnica guarantee a job?
How long does training take and what does it cost?
Not Sure Which Course Is Right for You?
Tell us about your engineering background, preferred job role and the technical skills you want to develop. Our team can help you explore relevant programmes and understand eligibility, duration, delivery mode and fees.
