Electronics Training

This Electronics Training course breaks down the wires and switches into something a little more understandable. From DC networks and AC circuits to electrical machines and semiconductors, each module connects seamlessly without sending your brain into short-circuit mode.

There’s more: digital electronics, communication engineering, and power generation get their own spotlight too. Whether it's about current flow or logical gates, you’ll leave with a clearer grasp of key topics that power the wider electronics ecosystem—minus the sparks.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn basic principles of DC networks and electrical circuit analysis.
• Understand AC circuit behaviour in single-phase electrical systems.
• Study electrical machines used in different circuit arrangements.
• Explore semiconductor diodes and their function in electronics.
• Gain insight into digital logic and communication engineering basics.
• Review elements of power generation and station configuration.

Who is this Course For:

• Learners curious about core concepts in electrical theory.
• Technicians needing structured knowledge of electronic circuits.
• Support staff involved in electronics or power projects.
• Students preparing for engineering-related academic studies.
• IT professionals wanting insight into digital logic systems.
• Engineers brushing up on communication engineering and semiconductors.
• Power station assistants building foundational theory knowledge.
• Administrative staff in technical departments seeking technical clarity.

Career Path:

• Electronics Technician – £31,000 average salary
• Electrical Engineer Assistant – £35,000 average salary
• Digital Systems Operator – £33,000 average salary
• Power Station Support Officer – £36,000 average salary
• Electronics Equipment Assembler – £29,000 average salary
• Technical Communications Assistant – £30,000 average salary