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The Instrumentation occupation equips namibian train- ees with the skills needed to take up positions as qualified artisans within the mining, engineering, building and civil industries. The Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology pro- vides a holistic method of training that integrates practi- cal hands on training with theoretical knowledge and background, shaping individuals into experienced, know- ledgeable, well qualified, capable recruits geared to enter the commercial and industrial job market. The Instrumentation trade will teach the trainee to com- petently: Repair all plant instrumentation systems including sensors, transmitters, recorders, analyzers, controllers and related equipment. Do periodic inspections of instrumentation systems and determine the nature and extent of repairs re- quired including work sequences. Use electronic test equipment to identify the causes of abnormal operations and to verify correct and accurate operation of instrumentation components. Develop and test instruments and measuring devices. Provide technical advice when planning new equip- ment and assisting with the preparation of specifica- tions. “Excellence is a habit not an act, it takes time and perseverance.” NIMT offers a four-year training opportunity in the Instrumentation trade. Training is based on the ap- prenticeship modular training approach in accord- ance with the requirements and recommendations of the industry. Theoretical tuition in the classrooms follows a com- bination of Level 1 (1st year) to Level 3 (3rd year) subjects. These include: During the second semester of every training year, trainees are placed at reputable companies nation- wide on job-attachment, thus providing them with the necessary practical job exposure. PROSPECTS To be the Premier VET Provider of Choice. To provide cost-effective and quality voca- tional education and training based on care, integrity, teamwork and excellence. 1. FULLTIME TRAINEES THE NAMIBIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND TECHNOLOGY INSTRUMENTATION VISION & MISSION STATEMENT Theory Subjects L1 L2 L3 Mathematics Engineering Science Engineering Drawing Trade Theory Industrial Electronics Supplementary Subjects L1 L2 L3 English Communication Skills Entrepreneurial Skills Computer Practice Health, Safety & Environment Modular Practical L1 L2 L3 Modular Practical Evaluation Job Attachment L1 L2 L3 Placement at Companies 1.1 - MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS For the Electrical Field of Study candidates must have completed the grade 12 certificate or equiv- alent qualification successfully, with at least 14 points in the 5 best subjects, of which at least 4 credits in Mathematics, Science and English (first or second language) respectively. Preference will be given to students with higher grades. Must be declared healthy and fit by a medical practitioner.
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The Instrumentation occupation equips namibian train-ees with the skills needed to take up positions as qualified artisans within the mining, engineering, building and civil industries. The Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology pro-vides a holistic method of training that integrates practi-cal hands on training with theoretical knowledge and background, shaping individuals into experienced, know-ledgeable, well qualified, capable recruits geared to enter the commercial and industrial job market. The Instrumentation trade will teach the trainee to com-petently: Repair all plant instrumentation systems including
sensors, transmitters, recorders, analyzers, controllers and related equipment.
Do periodic inspections of instrumentation systems and determine the nature and extent of repairs re-quired including work sequences.
Use electronic test equipment to identify the causes of abnormal operations and to verify correct and accurate operation of instrumentation components.
Develop and test instruments and measuring devices. Provide technical advice when planning new equip-
ment and assisting with the preparation of specifica-tions.
“Excellence is a habit not an act, it takes time and perseverance.”
NIMT offers a four-year training opportunity in the Instrumentation trade. Training is based on the ap-prenticeship modular training approach in accord-ance with the requirements and recommendations of the industry.
Theoretical tuition in the classrooms follows a com-bination of Level 1 (1st year) to Level 3 (3rd year) subjects. These include:
During the second semester of every training year, trainees are placed at reputable companies nation-wide on job-attachment, thus providing them with the necessary practical job exposure.
PROSPECTS
To be the Premier VET Provider of Choice. To provide cost-effective and quality voca-
tional education and training based on care, integrity, teamwork and excellence.
1. FULLTIME TRAINEES
THE NAMIBIAN INSTITUTE OF
MINING AND TECHNOLOGY
INSTRUMENTATION
VISION & MISSION STATEMENT Theory Subjects L1 L2 L3 Mathematics
Engineering Science
Engineering Drawing
Trade Theory
Industrial Electronics
Supplementary Subjects L1 L2 L3 English Communication Skills
Entrepreneurial Skills
Computer Practice
Health, Safety & Environment
Modular Practical L1 L2 L3 Modular Practical Evaluation
Job Attachment L1 L2 L3 Placement at Companies
1.1 - MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
For the Electrical Field of Study candidates must have completed the grade 12 certificate or equiv-alent qualification successfully, with at least 14 points in the 5 best subjects, of which at least 4 credits in Mathematics, Science and English (first or second language) respectively. Preference will be given to students with higher grades.
Must be declared healthy and fit by a medical practitioner.
Application forms are available in the national newspa-pers prior to the application dates. They have to be completed and sent to the NIMT. Students will be informed if they had been successful. Applications are subject to a selection process.
NIMT HEAD OFFICE ARANDIS
PRIVATE BAG 5025 SWAKOPMUND TEL: 064-511800 FAX: 064-510369
E-MAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: nimt.edu.na
NIMT ENGINEERING TRADES CAMPUS ARANDIS
PRIVATE BAG 5025 SWAKOPMUND TEL: 064-511800 FAX: 064-510369
E-MAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: nimt.edu.na
NIMT BUILDING CIVIL TRADES CAMPUS ARANDIS
PRIVATE BAG 5025 SWAKOPMUND TEL: 064-511800 FAX: 064-510369
E-MAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: nimt.edu.na
NIMT NORTHERN CAMPUS TSUMEB
PRIVATE BAG 2009 TSUMEB
TEL: 067-224500 FAX: 067-221714
E-MAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: nimt.edu.na
NIMT SOUTHERN CAMPUS KEETMANSHOOP
PRIVATE BAG 2141 KEETMANSHOOP
TEL: 063-227600 FAX: 063-222101
E-MAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: nimt.edu.na
NIMT CAMPUSES CAREER PATH 2. SKILS UPGRADING
2.1 - MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Trainee has to undergo an evaluation test with the NIMT to establish trainability/ recognition of prior learning.
Trainee must be English literate. Minimum of three years uninterrupted job expe-
rience. Copy of “Service Record” is a prerequisite and therefore must be handed to the Registrar when the trainee registers for the evaluation test.
Minimum Grade 6 with a pass in Mathematics,
Physical Science and English, which is our official language.
Must be employed to enable the trainee to com-
plete/practice the prescribed tasks before entering for the next Level.
TRADE / CAMPUS NNC NSC NET NBCT
Instrumentation
CONTACT DETAILS
NNC - NIMT Northern Campus (Tsumeb) NSC - NIMT Southern Campus (Keetmanshoop) NBCT - NIMT Building, Civil Trades Campus (Arandis) NET - NIMT Engineering Trades Campus (Arandis)
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Level 1 = 6 weeks Level 2 = 7 weeks Level 3 = 9 weeks Trade Test Preparation = 8 weeks
