Safety measures fundamentals of electricity introduction to
conductorssemi-conductors & insulators types of wires &
cables electrical accessories chemical effect of electric current
are some of the important parts of this particular training
course.
Course Detail
Course Name:
Electrician
Level:
Under Graduate
Duration:
2 Years
Type:
Full Time
Course Type:
ITI
Eligibility:
Passed 10th class examination under 10+2 system of education with
Science as one of the subject or its equivalent.
Admission Process:
a) AGE: The candidates of 14 - 40 years of age as on date of start
of admission session are eligible for admission in ITI s/
ITCs
(b) AGE RELAXATION:
(i) There is no objection to the state government/union territory
administration making necessary relaxation of upper age limit up to
45 years in case of ex-servicemen.
(ii) Relaxation of upper age limit up to 45 years permissible in
case of war widows.
(iii) Widows/separated women would be allowed to join various
training programmers under C.T.S. up to the age of 35 years.
(iv) The upper age limit of physically handicapped candidates has
been relaxed by 10 years and kept as 35 years on the date of start
of admission session.
(c) SELECTION: Selection of candidates for admission in Industrial
Training Institutes/Centres start well in advance of the
commencement of each session. Admission should as far as possible
be completed by the date of starting of the session. Where it may
be necessary to continue admission beyond the date of commencement
of the session for filling vacant seats it should not in any case
go beyond one month of the date in the case of two-year trades and
15 days in case of one-year trades.
(d) Selection of the candidate- As per the recommendation of NCVT
admission in ITI s are to be made purely on merit based on the
marks secured by the candidate in the public examination of the
minimum qualification prescribed for the individual trade . Where
ever there is no public examination at the minimum qualification
level the merit may be made on the marks obtained by the candidate
in the written examination conducted by the State Directorate for
the purpose of admission.
(e) PROSPECTUS / PROFORMA FOR ADMISSION: Performa for admission may
be obtained from the respective State Directorate dealing with
Craftsmen Training Scheme or from the Principals of the concerned
Industrial Training Institutes/ centers conducting training
programme under Craftsmen Training Scheme.
(g) Start of Session : Session in ITI s starts from 1st February
and 1st August every year.
Job opportunities after this
course:
One can pursue higher studies like diploma in engineering after
completing the engineering trading course in ITI. Specialized
short-term courses for certain trades are also offered in Advanced
Training Institutes (ATIs) that hone the candidates’ skill. Many
industries/ companies accept ITI graduates only as apprentices and
they train the candidates for a period of 6 months to 1-2 years.
However the period of training the admission of the candidates may
vary from one company to the other. These candidates may be
considered suitable for employment only after the training period.
Renowned ITIs and ITCs have their own placement cells and
candidates after the completion of their trades may be directly
recruited by the companies.
ITI qualified candidates can apply for jobs in either private or
public sector depending on the trades they are equipped with. Some
of the trades that are much in demand are electronics welder
refrigeration and air-conditioner mechanic. It is worthwhile to
mention that electronics is the basis of almost every field.
Therefore it has a very good scope. Electronic mechanic trade
graduates can find job opportunities in IT companies and in
manufacturing units of electronics equipment.
Both welders and air-conditioner mechanics have good scope both in
India and abroad. Job openings of A/C mechanics are available in
the different sections of the Public Service Commission (PSC) and
in railways where they will be employed as technicians instructors
etc. Job opportunities for fitters are enormous in on shore and off
shore companies such as oil and gas factories shipyards etc.
Candidates with electrician trade can find openings in the
electricity board / department for which the recruitment is through
PSC (Public service Commission) Exams.
Candidates can also find job opportunities in government
organizations like Indian Army Indian NAvy Air force Railways
Telecom and paramilitary forces like BSF (Border Security Force)
CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) etc. Last but not the least
candidates can also be self-employed by setting up their own
winding shops garage fabrication shops etc.
