NETSEC-002 Network And Internet Security (Intensive Training)
Aim - This five day Learning event, continues the focus on security outlined in the 2 day training “Network and InterNet Security”. The course provides a ‘hands-on’ experience of network security. Who should attend - This is a must attend course, for all persons involved with Network and InterNet Security and is an intensive ‘hands-on’ course. A pre-requisite is that attendees must have attended the ’Network and InterNet Security’ course before attending this course.
TCLGC-005 Introduction to Time Management for Non-Engineers
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of time management and how to implement time management in the workplace.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a mobile telecommunications operator.
CCC-002 Customer Care for Customer Care Call Centre Operators
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the correct way to handle a Customer’s enquiry or complaint in a Customer Care Call Centre operation or Customer Service Centre.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all Customer Care personnel, who are required to work in a Customer Care Call Centre or Customer Service Centre and who are required to deal with Customers with regards to provision or repair services.
TIC-043 Introduction to Local Area Networks (LAN)
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with a basic understanding of Local Area Networks (LAN) and how these are planned and implemented in an Enterprise environment. This course is intended for all trainees who need a basic understanding of Local Area Networks (LAN) and how these are planned and implemented in an Enterprise environment.
TOHSC-020 Fibre Optics and Laser Safety
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of fibre optics and laser safety and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are working with fibre optics and lasers or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIMC-002 Cablephone Installation for Contractors
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of cablephone installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for contractors, who will be awarded works to install, test and commission cablephones and Engineers who are responsible for certifying works done by their company, prior to hand-over.
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Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of how to plan and design a PSTN telecommunication network, based upon a demand forecast. The course covers both the civil and cabling aspects and some understanding of network construction techniques and methods, would be an advantage.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand how telecommunications networks are planned and how to interpret demand forecast information and to transform this information into a Fundamental Plan and a detailed design for civil works and cabling requirements.
TOHSC-008 Work Area Protection
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of proper Work Area Protection (WAP) and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved with the direct construction or supervision of the external fixed networks.
TCLGC-006 Introduction to Quality Service (QoS)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Quality of Service (QoS) and how to implement it in the workplace.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a mobile telecommunications operator.
TIC-029 Introduction to GSM
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of GSM networks and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for graduates or experienced engineers, who are entering the mobile telecommunications sector and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TIMC-007 Fixed Network Cable Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the maintenance of fixed network, copper cable systems.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in their day to day work, are required to maintain, locate and rectify faults which arise in the fixed copper cable network.
Competency-based craft skills Certification/Refresher Training Courses
TIC-003 Introduction to Mobile Communications
Aim – The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the GSM system and its implementation, the future steps of mobile telecommunications and the Intelligent Network (IN).
Who should attend – The course is intended for all new engineering personnel, who are working for a Mobile Telecommunications Service Operator or persons who would like to understand more about the mobile telecommunications industry.
TECTALK-11 ATM And Frame Relay
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of ATM and Frame Relay. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIMC-001 Cablephone Installation
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of cablephone installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand how cablephone is installed in the customer’s premises and how the service is tested and commissioned.
PTSC-003 Lightning Protection
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide trainees with a basic understanding of the principles of lightning protection of telecommunications facilities and how techniques are applied in the field to protect plant, equipment, staff and the general public.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan, install, maintain and supervise contractors who are providing lighting protection systems.
TIC-010 Introduction to Fixed Cable Network Telecommunications
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a broad understanding of Fixed Cable Network telecommunications technologies and how fixed cable networks have evolved to present day technologies.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to plan, implement or upgrade their knowledge about fixed cable networks and who need to understand how fixed cable networks are planned, implemented and what services are supported.
TIC-023 Introduction to Frame Relay
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Frame Relay and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Frame Relay and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TOHSC-002 Introduction to Safety for Network Engineers
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Occupational Health and Safety and how to implement safety in the workplace, when undertaking network installation, construction and operation and maintenance duties.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all telecommunications network installation, construction and operation and maintenance personnel, who are required to work in the field and are exposed to occupational health and safety hazards, where a knowledge of safe working practices is required.
MTWTC-001 Digital Cellular Technologies and Network Design
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of digital cellular technologies and a working understanding of network design for digital cellular network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who, in their course of work, will be involved in the planning and design of digital cellular network and is therefore a practical hands-on type of course.
TIC-015 Introduction to Submarine Cable Communications
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee, with a broad understanding of Submarine Cable Communications and the role that submarine cable systems play in a telecommunications network and global telecommunications.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand or upgrade their knowledge about submarine cable systems and how they are planned, implemented and maintained.
ACCC-002 Aerial Cable Construction for Fibre Cable Networks
Aim - This course is intended for trainees who are required to plan and design or supervise the construction of aerial fibre cable routes and will therefore cover all aspect of the planning, design and construction of fibre aerial cable routes.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand all aspects of fibre aerial cable construction practices.
TIC-024 Introduction to Pulse Code Modulation
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TOHSC-006 Working in Confined Space
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons working in confined spaces and associated activities to ensure the safety of staff and the general public.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work in confined spaces or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TOHSC-009 Ladder Safety
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons working with ladders and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work with ladders or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIC-036 Introduction to Dense Wave Division Multiplexing
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with an understanding of the fundamentals of Wave Division Multiplexing (WDM) and Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) Who Should Attend - This course is intended for trainees, who will be required to work with, install, maintain, operate, Dense Wave Division Multiplexing equipments.
TIMC-008 CATV/HFC Network Cable Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the maintenance of CATV/HFC cable systems.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in their day to day work, are required to maintain, locate and rectify faults which arise in the CATV/HFC fixed cable network.
TIMC-010 Customer's Premises Wiring for Sub-Contractor Registration
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of how to install, commission and test customer’s premises wiring for voice and data applications in customer’s premises.
Who should attend - The course is intended for sub-contractors, who will be awarded works to install, commission and test cabling being installed and Engineers who are responsible for certifying works done by their company, prior to hand-over.
HFCCC-003 CATV Aerial Cable Construction
Aim - This course is intended for trainees who are required to plan and design or supervise the construction of aerial CATV cable routes and therefore cover all aspect of the planning, design and construction of CATV aerial cable routes.Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand all aspects of CATV aerial cable practices.
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TOHSC-027 Guyed Mast Inspection
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of guyed mast inspection and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment. Who Should Attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are actively involved in guyed mast inspection work.
TECTALK-006 Wireless Broadband
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Wireless Broadband. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIC-039 Introduction to VOIP
Aim -This course is intended to provide trainees with a basic technical understanding of Internet Telephony, Voice over the Public Internet and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), and how VoIP can be deployed in Enterprise and Public Carrier environments.Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who need to plan, maintain or operate an Internet Telephony, Voice over the Public Internet or Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system, and how VoIP can be deployed in Enterprise and Public Carrier environments
FOTC-007 Fibre Optics Installation for Power Authorities
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning for use by power authorities, on power lines.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of the planning and design of fibre optic cable system for use by power authorities and 'hands-on' expertise of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning.
CSCTABF–001 - Air Blown Fibre (ABF) Installation
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly supervise the installation of fibre using the Air Blown Fibre (ABF) technique, inside buildings. All staff who undertake supervision of contractors undertaking ABF installation works are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who supervise contractors undertaking ABF installation works inside buildings.
TIC-038 Introduction to 3G Mobile (Non-Technical)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with a basic grounding and understanding of Third Generation (3G) Cellular Mobile telecommunications systems, how they work, the network, the services and the customer equipments used, in a non-technical and easy to understand way. Who should attend - This course is intended for ALL non-technical staff, i.e Customer Care, Call Centre, Dealers, Finance, HR etc., who need to understand how the 3G Mobile system works, but not necessarily the engineering details.
TNPDC-010 Planning Datacentres
Aim - This three day Learning event, sets-out to teach the effective planning process for you to plan a Data Centre. Basic principles will be taught how to locate and size your Data Centre, how to dimension UPS and Power systems, Fire Suppression systems, which type to choose, Precision Air-Conditioning systems (PAC), lighting, cabling, cabinets and much more.
Who should attend - This course is intended for anyone who is involved with the planning of a Data Centre in a Government Department, eGovernment initiative and will equip you with the knowledge how this is best done.
TECTALK-013 PDH And SDH Transmission
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of PDH and SDH Transmission. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIMC-011 Structured Wiring and Cabling for Computer Networks and Voice Services
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an understanding of the basic principles of structured wiring and cabling systems for computer networks and voice services, within new and existing buildings. The course content is designed to inform trainees about specifications and standards currently applicable and developments in this field, as well as the practical aspects of construction and design of structured cabling and wiring system.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who are required to design, plan, install or supervise structured wiring and cabling works.
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TIC-025 Introduction to Digital Subscriber Line (xDSL)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Digital Subscriber Line (xDSL) and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Digital Subscriber Line (xDSL) and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
CSCTFOT-001 - Fibre Optic Testing
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly test fibre optic cables. All staff who undertake this type of work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who perform acceptance testing of fibre optic cable systems.
PTSC-002 Earthing of Telecommunications Facilities
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide trainees with a basic understanding of the principles of earthing and grounding of telecommunications facilities and how techniques are applied in the field to protect plant, equipment, staff and the general public.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan, install, maintain and supervise contractors who are providing earthing and grounding systems.
TCLGC-001 Introduction to General Contract Terms and Conditions
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of General Contract Terms and Conditions, which are applicable to the construction and installation works being executed by a typical telecom operator. The course content will provide a basic understanding, as required by the works supervisors to
administrate contracts in the field.
Who should attend - This course is intended for construction personnel, who may be required to interpret or refer to the General Contract Terms and Conditions, during the course of their work and execution of the Contract, to ensure the practical execution of the Contract.
TIC-001A Introduction to ICT/Telecommunications(Basic)
Aim – This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of telecommunications and an understanding of the current state of the industry and technologies in use.
Who should attend – The course is intended for trainees, who will need a basic understanding of the telecommunications industry and who need to understand the technology behind the products and the services being provisioned.
TIC-007 Introduction to Wireless Local Loop
Aim – This course is intended to provide the trainee with a broad understanding of Wireless Local Loop (LLC) technologies and how WLL can be implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend – The course is intended for trainees, who need to plan, implement or upgrade their knowledge about Wireless Local Loop (WLL) technologies and who need to understand the products and services which can be offered
TOHSC-029 Tower Climbing Safety and Basic Rigging Safety Training
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of Tower Climbing Safety and Basic Rigging Safety for crews who are employed on the inspection and maintenance of tower support structures. Who Should Attend - The course is intended for rigging personnel, who, in their day to day work, are required to inspection for towers for defects and undertake remedial works on the tower.
TIC-027 Introduction to Paging and Services
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Paging and related services and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Paging and related services and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TIC-037 Introduction to 3G Mobile
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with a basic technical grounding and understanding of Third Generation (3G) Cellular Mobile telecommunications systems, how they work, the network, the services and the customer equipments used.Who should attend - This course is intended for Technical staff, who need to understand how the 3G Mobile system works
TNPDC-012 Planning Intranet
Aim - This two day Learning event, sets-out to teach the effective planning process for your IntraNet, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way. Who should attend - This course is intended for anyone who is involved with the planning of an IntraNet in a Government Department, eGovernment initiative and will equip you with the knowledge how this is best done.
FOTC-002 Fibre Optics Jointing, Testing and Commissioning
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the basic principles of fibre optics technology and the methods of splicing, testing and commissioning of fibre optic cable systems.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of fibre optics technology, and 'hands-on' expertise of fibre splicing, testing and commissioning.
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HFCCC-005 CATV Cabling and Jointing Field Training
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with practical CATV coax cabling and splicing installation training, and is intended as a follow up to the CATV coax cabling, splicing, testing and commissioning course.
Who should attend - This course is intended for selected personnel, who are directly involved with the supervision of CATV coax cabling and splicing construction being undertaken in the field.
TECTALK-002 Hybrid Fibre Coax
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) CATV service. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIC-019 Introduction to Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy (PDH) Transmission
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy (PDH) Transmission systems and how they are planned and implemented in telecommunications networks.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy (PDH) Transmission systems and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
ACCC-001 Aerial Cable Construction for Fixed Copper Networks
Aim - This course is intended for trainees who are required to plan and design or supervise the construction of aerial copper cable routes and therefore covers all aspects of the planning, design and construction of copper aerial cable routes.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand all aspects of copper aerial cable construction practices.
TIC-002 Introduction to ICT/Telecommunications (Non-Technical)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of telecommunications and an understanding of the current state of the industry and technologies in use. It is a non-technical course and is therefore presented in non-engineering terms for executives or non-engineers to understand.Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who will need a basic understanding of the telecommunications industry and who need to understand the products and services being provisioned.
TIC-021 Introduction to Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Asynchronous Transmission Mode (ATM) and how ATM is planned and implemented in telecommunications networks.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Asynchronous Transmission Mode (ATM) and is intended as an introductory course of the subject.
FOTC-005 Advanced Fibre Optic Jointing, Termination, Testing and Maintenance Repair
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working understanding of installing splice closures and termination of fibre optic cables on an Optical Fibre Distribution Frame (OFDF), and testing fibre optic cables during and after construction. This course is also intended to provide the trainee with a working understanding of the maintenance repair of a fibre optic cables system, which have been damaged.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who supervise or actually need to joint fibre optic cables and terminate on OFDF’s, test cables and who are directly involved with maintenance repairs of fibre optic cable systems.
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TIMC-006 Fibre Network Cable Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the maintenance of fibre network cable systems.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in their day to day work, are required to maintain, locate and rectify faults which arise in the fibre cable network.
TIC-022 Introduction to signalling System No.7 (SS7)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of signalling in a telecommunications network and Signalling System No.7 (SS7), in particular.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need a basic understanding of signalling and Signalling System No.7 (SS7).
TCWC-007 Civil Works for Mobile Telecommunications
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with a working knowledge of civil works practices used for BTS sites, monopoles, towers and guyed masts.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who require an understanding of the civil works installation methods and who have to supervise and accept works done by contractors, constructing mobile telecommunications sites. The course covers construction practices, equipment employed on site and includes acceptance
tests and occupational health and safety related matters.
TOHSC-024 Building Inspection
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of building inspection and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in building inspection.
FOTC-003 Fibre Optics Testing
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working understanding of testing fibre optic cables during and after construction, and also how to supervise contractors undertaking testing works and checking submitted results.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who supervise or actually need to joint fibre optic cable and terminate on OFDF’s, test cables and who are directly involved with the maintenance of fibre optic cable systems.
TECTALK-012 Wireless LAN And Hotspots Technology
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Wireless LANs and Hot Spot Technologies. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
CSCTJP-002 - Jumpering and Patching on MDFs
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly jumper and patch circuits on an Main Distribution Frame (MDF). All staff who undertake this type of work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who perform jumpering and patching on MDFs as part of their duties.
TIC-013 Introduction to Internet (Non-Technical)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the Internet and Email and how the Internet is changing the way we communicate and the impact upon society and the learning and information process.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working in Government Departments or private companies who need to have an understanding of the Internet and how it works.
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TECTALK-001 Trends in Data Cabling
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Data Cabling. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TECTALK-008 New Access Technologies
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of New Access Technologies. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIC-033 Introduction to Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission Systems
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission systems and how they are implemented in a fixed terrestrial and submarine fibre telecommunications network.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who need to gain an overview of Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission systems and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TCWC-006 Trenchless Technology (No Dig)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working understanding of the technique of trenchless tecnology (no dig).
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved with or the planning of the excavation works using the trenchless technology (no dig) method.
TOHSC-022 Equipment Hoist Safety
Aim - The aim of course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the safe and correct us of building hoist equipment, to raise telecommunications equipment into buildings.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to handle or supervise loads being raised into buildings using hoists.
TNPDC-005 CATV/HFC Telecommuniations Demand Forecasting
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the need for forecasting of CATV and telecommunications demand for HFC networks.
Who should attend - This course is intended for forecasting personnel and planners, who are required to forecast the CATV and telecommunications HFC demand.
TIC-012 Introduction to Internet
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the Internet and Email and how the Internet is changing the way we communicate and the impact upon society and the learning and information process.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who are working in the Government Departments and private companies, who need to have an understanding of the Internet and how it works.
TIC-041 Introduction to Call/Contact Centers
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with a basic technical understanding of how Call / Contact Centres are planned and specified, the component parts and the function of all the physical elements which comprise a Call / Contact Centre. Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who need a basic technical understanding of how Call / Contact Centres are planned and specified, the component parts and the function of all the physical elements which comprise a Call / Contact Centre.
FOTC-001 Installation of Fibre Optic cable, Long Length Cabling and Blowing Techniques
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the installation of Fibre Optic Cable, Long Length Cabling and Blowing techniques.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of the installation of Fibre Optic Cable, Long Length Cabling and Blowing Techniques.
TOHSC-014 Working on Monoples, Guyed Masts and Towers
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons working on monopoles, guyed masts and towers and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work on monopoles, guyed masts and towers or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIC-040 Introduction to Datacenters
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with a basic technical understanding of how Data Centres are planned and specified, the component parts and the function of all the physical elements which comprise a Data Centre. Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who need a basic technical understanding of how Data Centres are planned and specified, the component parts and the function of all the physical elements which comprise a Data Centre.
TOHSC-001 Introduction to Occupational Health & Safety in Telecommunications
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic awareness of Occupational Health and Safety in the telecommunications industry and how it is implemented in the workplace.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all staff and particularly those who are involved with supervising contractors and undertaking installation and maintenance works.
CSCTJP-003 - Jumpering and Patching on DDFs
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly jumper and patch circuits on a Digital Distribution Frame (DDF). All staff who undertake this type of work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who perform jumpering and patching on DDFs as part of their duties.
TOHSC-017 Rigging and Safety Supervisory Training
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of supervision of rigging crews who are employed on the erection of radio support structures.
Who should attend - The course is intended for supervisory personnel, who, in their day to day work, are required to supervise erection work of radio support structures.
MTWTC-004 Fixed Microwave Radio
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of fixed microwave radio technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about fixed microwave radio technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
TIC-020 Introdution to Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) technology and how this is being implemented in modern telecommunications networks as broadband solution to customer’s requirements.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who will be responsible for the planning, installation, operation and maintenance of ISDN networks and who need to understand the technology behind the products and services being provisioned.
TCLGC-008 Introduction to Mind Mapping
Aim - This one day Learning event, sets-out to teach Mind Mapping, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way. Understand how you can use Mind Mapping to make your work, your teamwork and your communication more effective and efficient.Who should attend - This course is intended for anyone who is involved with communications, planning, projects, events, functions or simply wants to learn a very useful and time saving technique which is an aid to logical thinking.
TIC-009 Introduction to Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a broad understanding of Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC), fixed cable network telecommunications engineering and how HFC cable networks have evolved to present day technology from CATV network technology.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to plan, implement or upgrade their knowledge about HFC fixed cable networks and who need to understand how HFC fixed cable networks are planned, implemented and what services are supported.
MTWTC-007 Wireless Broadband
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Wireless Broadband and how Wireless broadband Technology is evolving. All types of Wireless Broadband technologies will be covered including, fixed, mobile and nomadic. Who should attend - This course is intended to for all staff who need a detailed understanding of Wireless Broadband and how Wireless broadband Technology is evolving.
TEC-001 Basic Traffic Engineering
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of traffic engineering and how to use data and management systems, to monitor, control and plan networks.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are employed on network traffic planning and operations duties.
MTWTC-003 Alternative Access Technologies
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of alternative access technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about the alternative access technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
ESOC-001 Introduction to eGovernment
Aim - This two day Learning event, sets-out to teach the basics of eGovernment, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way. Understand why enlightened Governments of the world are embracing eGovernment and the Knowledge Economy (K-Economy) and why the Information Society is necessary in this day and age.Who should attend - The course is intended for all, who need to have an understanding of how eGovernment works and the larger picture of how eGovernment fits into the world stage.
TIC-034 Introduction to Telecommunications and Power Line Communications
Aim - This course is intended to give participants a comprehensive understanding of the concepts and protocols of modern telecommunications systems and explain the basic concepts of telecommunications, voice communications and power line communications as used in a power authority.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who need a comprehensive overview and understanding of telecommunications, voice communications and power line communications concepts.
ACCC-003 Aerial Cable Construction for Coaxial Cable Networks
Aim - This course is intended for trainees who are required to plan and design or supervise the construction of aerial fibre cable routes and will therefore cover all aspect of the planning, design and construction of fibre buried cable routes.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand all aspects of fibre buried cable construction practices.
TCLGC-002 Introduction to Critical Path Analysis (CPA)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the Critical Path Analysis (CPA) technique and its correct use, to assist with planning in the workplace.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan work and who need a planning tool to assist them in their work and as an aid to logical thinking.
TIC-001B Introduction to ICT/Telecommunications(Intermediate)
Aim - This course is intended to give participants a comprehensive understanding of the technologies and their application in the Operator network and explain how the network is engineered, equipment used and the services that can be provisioned on the network platform.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who need a comprehensive overview and understanding of how the Operator network is planned, engineered and constructed.
FOTC-011 Fibre Splice Closure Jointing
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of how to splice cables and close using a splice closure and to supervise contractors undertaking this type of work.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of fibre cable jointing and splice closure techniques.
MTWTC-002 Wireless Local Loop Technology and Network Design
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) technology and a working understanding of network design for wireless telecommunications.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who, in their course of work, will be involved in the planning and design of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) network and is therefore a practical hands-on type of course.
TNPDC-008 Planning and Design of Video Head End, Video Nodes and Fibre Nodes
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of how to plan and design video head end, video nodes and fibre nodes.
Who should attend - This course is intended for planning and design personnel, who are directly involved with the planning and design of video head end, video nodes and fibre nodes.
TOHSC-011 Pole climbing
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons during pole climbing and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in pole climbing or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIC-026 Introduction to Trunking Radio
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Trunking Radio and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Trunking Radio and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TNPDC-009 Planning and Design of Self-Supporting Radio Towers, Guyed Masts, Monopoles and Rooftop Antenna Supports
Aim - The aim of course is to provide the trainees with a basic understanding of the planning and design of self-supporting radio towers, guyed masts, monopoles and rooftop antenna supports.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan and design Base Transceiver Station (BTS) or Microwave Radio sites in the course of their duties.
CSCTJP-004 - Jumpering and Patching on FDFs
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly jumper and patch circuits on an Optical Fibre Distribution Frame (FDF). All staff who undertake this type of work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who perform jumpering and patching on FDFs as part of their duties.
TCLGC-007 Introduction to Change Management
Aim -The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Quality of Service (QoS) and how to implement it in the workplace.Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a mobile telecommunications operator.
TOHSC-015 Tower Climbing
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the safe and correct method of climbing radio towers, guyed masts and monopoles.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to climb radio towers, guyed masts and monopoles, in the course of their duties.
TCWC-004 CATV/HFC Civil Works Field Training
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with practical civil works training and is intended to compliment the civil works for CATV/HFC telecommunications course.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are directly involved with the supervision of civil works, construction being undertaken in the field.
TCWC-002 Civil Works for Fibre Trunk Networks
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the civil works installation aspects of fibre cable construction and the practical processes of construction on site. The course is intended to have a strong practical emphasis.
Who should attend - The course is intended for construction personnel, who require an understanding of the civil works installation aspects of fibre network civil works and the construction practices employed on site.
TIMC-005 Installation and Maintenance of CATV Service in HFC Networks
Aim-This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the installation and maintenance of CATV service utilising HFC networks. The course is designed to have a strong practical emphasis.
Who should attend-This course is intended for installation and maintenance technicians, who are required to install, test, detect and correct customer service problems.
TOHSC-016 Tower Climbing and Basic Rigging Safety
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the safe and correct method of climbing radio towers, guyed masts, monopoles and other support structures and basic rigging techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to climb radio towers, guyed masts monopoles and other support structures and perform or supervise contractors undertaking rigging work, in the course of their duties.
TECTALK-010 ISDN And DSL
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of ISDN and DSL. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TNPDC-011 Planning Local Area Networks
Aim - This course is intended to teach trainees how to plan a Local Area Network (LAN), and is intended as a ‘Hands-on’ course, with a strong emphasis on practical exercises. Who should attend - This course is intended for any trainee who is required to plan a Local Area Network (LAN)
TIC-004 Introduction to Mobile Communications (Non-Technical)
Aim – The aim of this course is to provide the trainee of with a basic understanding of Cellular Mobile Telecommunications systems and services offered.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a Mobile Telecommunications Service Operator or persons who would like to understand more about the mobile telecommunications industry.
TIC-011 Introduction to Cablephone
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of Cablephone engineering and the introduction of Cablephone working on a HFC Network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who in the course of their duties need to understand how Cablephone works and how the service is being introduced.
MTWTC-006 Universal Mobile Telephone Service (UMTS)
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of UMTS and all the key aspects of 3G technology, covering the fundamentals of CDMA, radio interface, network topology, transport network, core network, protocol layers as well as ATM and IP.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineers, technical managers, project and product managers with a background in mobile telecommunications systems. While delegates should preferably have an engineering background, the course would be of significant benefit to anyone embarking on the road to 3G, whether as network operator, equipment vendor or regulator.
TCWC-005 Advance Detection
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working understanding of the technique of Advance Detection to locate underground plant and services, in advance of civil works execution, and to give notification of location of buried plant and services to local authorities and other undertakers to avoid damage during construction works.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who need to locate plant prior to excavation works to avoid damage during the excavation works or persons involved with planning of the works who are involved with location of new plant.
TIC-030 Introduction to Mobile Network Design
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of BSS network design and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for graduates or experienced engineers, who are entering the mobile telecommunications sector and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
TOHSC-014C - Working on Monopoles, Guyed Masts and Towers
Aim - This course is intended for annual certification/refresher training of staff, who have previously attended a tower climbing course. The course will ensure that the staff have the correct awareness of the importance of safety, for persons working on monopoles, guyed masts and towers and associated activities to ensure their own safety and the safety of the general public, fellow workers, plant, assets and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work on monopoles, guyed masts and towers or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
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BCSIC-001 Building and Common Service Inspection
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainees with a basic understanding of the need for inspection and maintenance of building fixed assets and the method of inspection, to ensure that building structures are safe, secure and fit for purpose intended. This course is intended to be a practical course.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are directly responsible for the maintenance of fixed asset building structures.
HFCCC-006 Video Node Unit Installation and Commissioning
Aim - This training course is designed for trainees who are to be involved with video node unit installation, testing and commissioning.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are actually going to be involved video node unit installation, testing and commissioning and is therefore a practical 'hands-on' type of course.
TECTALK-007 Bluetooth
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Bluetooth. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
Mobile Telecommunications & Wireless Telecommunications Courses (MTWTC)
TOHSC-013 Radiation Safety
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Radiation Safety and safe working in close proximity to transmit antennas.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to work on towers, guyed masts, monopoles and rooftops, where it is necessary to work in close proximity to transmit antennas.
FOTC-004 Air Blown Fibre Installation
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of air blown fibre installation techniques.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of the planning of air blown fibre and installation techniques.
TNPDC-001 Telecommunications Demand Forecasting
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of how to forecast telecommunications demand and how to interpret information for PSTN network planning purposes.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand telecommunications demand forecasting and who in the course of their duties are required to forecast demand for telecommunications services.
TCWC-003 Civil Works for CATV/HFC Fibre Optic Network
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the civil works installation aspects of CATV/HFC cable construction and the practical processes of construction on site. The course is intended to have a strong practical emphasis.
Who should attend - This course is intended for construction personnel, who required an understanding of the civil works installation aspects of CATV/HFC network civil works and the construction practices employed on site.
TPMC-001 Telecommunications Project Management, Project Planning and Control
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of project management and how to implement project management techniques in the management of telecommunications projects.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are working with projects for a telecommunications operator or a contracting firm.
TIMC-012 Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) Installation and Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand the installation and maintenance of ISDN in the customer’s premises and how the service is tested and commissioned.
TNPDC-006 HFC Network Planning and Design
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge how to plan a Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) cable system from the Head End to the customer’s premises. The course involves both civil works and cable works planning aspects.
Who should attend - This course is intended for planning and design personnel, who are directly involved with the planning and design of HFC cable networks.
TIC-042 Introduction to WiMAX
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with a basic understanding of WiMax and how WiMax can be planned and implemented. Who should attend - This course is intended for all trainees who need a basic understanding of WiMax and how WiMax can be planned and implemented.
CSCTFS-002 - Fibre Optics Ribbon Splicing
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly supervise the splicing of ribbon fibre cables by contractors. All staff who undertake supervision of contractors undertaking fibre splicing work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who supervise contractors undertaking ribbon fibre splicing at terminations on FDFs and fibre splicing positions.
MTWTC-005 Bluetooth
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Bluetooth technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about Bluetooth technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
TIC-005 Introduction to Data Communications
Aim – This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Data Communications and an understanding of the current state of technologies in use.
Who should attend – The course is intended for trainees, who will be responsible for planning and installation of multi-vendor products and who need to understand the technology behind the products and services being provisioned.
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TECTALK-009 Evolution of Mobile Technologies
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Mobile Technologies. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TTC-001 Transmission Principles - Basic
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of the transmission equipment associated with the fixed network and a working understanding of basic transmission principles.
Who should attend - The course is intended for fixed network transmission technicians, who are required to maintain microwave, fibre, multiplexers, SDH/PDH and optical fibre and coaxial interface equipment installed to support advanced telecommunications networks.
FOTC-010 Local Area Network (LAN) Fibre Termination, Testing, Maintenance and Trouble Shooting
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with a working knowledge of the basic principles and practice of fibre termination, testing, maintenance and trouble shooting of Local Area Networks (LANs) using fibre backbones.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who will supervise contractors installing a Local Area Network (LAN) fibre backbone and who will subsequently be responsible for the maintenance and troubleshooting of the installed LAN.
TNPDC-004 Planning, Design & Installation of Outside Plant Fixed Telecommunications Networks
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the planning, design and installation of the outside plant fixed telecommunications networks. It includes also information about materials, tools and method used for the installation of networks of this type, so that the planner had a complete understanding of the subject.
Who should attend - This course is intended for Developers, Consultants and other engineering and planning personnel who, in their day to day work, are required to plan and design outside plant fixed telecommunications networks.
HFCCC-004 CATV Buried Cable Construction
Aim - This course is intended for trainees who are required to plan and design or supervise the construction of buried CATV cable feeder lines and drops to the customer, and will therefore cover all aspect of the planning, design and construction of CATV buried cable routes.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand all aspects of CATV buried cable construction practices.
TOHSC-007 Working at Night , During Storms and at Remote Sites
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons working at night, during storms and at remote sites and associated activities to ensure the safety of staff and the general public.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work at night, during storms and at remote sites, or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TNPDC-002 Planning and Design of Switching Centre Locations
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of how Switching Centres are planned and located during the network planning stage.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who are engaged on the planning and design of networks and who need to know how a Switching Centre is located.
TTC-002 Transmission Principles (Advanced)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Transmission Principles as applied to the telecommunications industry and how there principles are used in modern transmission systems.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all engineering personnel, who would like to understand more about the principles used in transmission systems or mature trainees who need to refresh their theoretical knowledge.
ESOC-002 Introduction to eHealth And TeleMedicine
Aim - This one day Learning event, sets-out to teach the basics of eHealth and how eHealth is an important part of eGovernment, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way.Who should attend - The course is intended for all, who need to have an understanding of how eHealth is being implemented and forms part of eGovernment and the larger picture of how eHealth fits into the world stage.
TOHSC-012 Working On Rooftops
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the importance of safety for persons working on rooftops and basic rigging techniques for this type of work to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to work on rooftops and supervise contractors undertaking rigging work, in the course of their duties.
HFCCC-001 CATV Coaxial Drop Training
Aim - This training course is designed for trainees who are to be involved with the installation of customer drops for CATV and Cablephone telephony to ensure compliance to specification with particular regard to quality and customer service.Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are actually going to be involved with the installation of customer drops and is therefore a practical 'hands-on' type of course.
PTSC-001 Lightning Protection and Grounding
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide trainees with a basic understanding of the principles of lightning protection and grounding of telecommunications facilities and how techniques are applied in the field to protect plant, equipment, staff and the general public.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan, install, maintain and supervise contractors who are providing lightning protection and grounding systems.
TIC-035 Introduction to Cables
Aim - This course is intended to give participants a comprehensive understanding of cable technology, types and design of cables, materials used, their correct use and storage and what cable types should be used where in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who need to plan, purchase, audit or handle cables in a stores environment.
Telecommunications Occupational Health & Safety Courses (TOHSC)
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CCC-001 Customer Care for Engineers and Technicians
Aim - The aim of this course is provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the correct way to handle a visit to a Customer’s premises and to provide or repair services.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to work in Customer’s premises and who are required to provision or repair services.
MTWTC-007 UMTS Technology and Utran Network Design
Aim - The course will provide a detailed technical overview of UMTS technology and CDMA design principles in designing 3G systems, with some practical exercises. Topics will include 3G specifications, UMTS architecture and services, voice and data traffic engineering and network design. The course will also
highlight some practical considerations including co-siting with GSM.
Who should attend - The course is intended for planning engineers, support staff, management and those requiring a technical understanding of the technology and implementing 3G services within the 3G planning process.
TIMC-004 Installation and Maintenance of Fibre Cable Networks
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of fibre cable networks installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand the installation and maintenance of fibre cable networks in the customer’s premises and how the service is tested and commissioned.
CCC-004 Customer Service Excellence
Aim - This course is an advanced Customer Service course and is intended to teach advanced Customer Service skills. Who should attend - This course is an advanced Customer Service course and is intended to be for trainees who have attended a basic Customer Service course.
HFCCC-007 CATV Balancing and Testing
Aim - This course is intended to provide trainees with a working knowledge of CATV rough balancing and testing, prior to activation.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in their day to day work in the construction of CATV networks.
TOHSC-010 Manual Handling And Lifting
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of correct manual handling and lifting and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in manual handling and lifting or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIC-008 Introduction to Fibre Optics
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a broad understanding of Fibre Optics technology and equip the trainees with a basic skill set to plan, install and maintain a fibre optic cable system.
Who should attend – The course is intended for personnel, who are involved in planning, installation and maintenance of fibre optic cable systems or who need to gain an understanding or upgrade their knowledge of fibre optics technology in general.
TIMC-009 Customer's Premises Wiring and Installation
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of how to install, commission and test customer’s premises wiring for voice and data applications in customer’s premises.
Who should attend - The course is intended for Field-Engineers, who will be responsible for the planning, installation, commissioning and testing of the above and Engineers who are responsible for accepting works from contractors who are installing cabling.
TIMC-003 Installation and Maintenance of Fixed Copper Networks
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of fixed copper networks installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand the installation and maintenance of fixed copper networks in the customer’s premises and how the service is tested and commissioned.
Telecommunications Network Planning & Design Courses (TNPDC)
TOHSC-023 Tower Inspection
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of tower inspection and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in tower inspection work.
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TCLGC-004 Introduction to Quality for Non-Engineers
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of concept of Quality and how to implement Quality in the workplace.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a mobile telecommunications operator, who are required to produce Quality work and services in the workplace.
TOHSC-005 Gas Testing
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a good understanding of the need for gas testing in outside plant, building entries, cabins and other enclosed spaces, where fixed copper, fibre and HFC/CATV networks are being constructed.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who need to access underground plant and other structures, and who are required to have knowledge of gas safety.
TIC-014 Introduction to Satellite Communications
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Satellite Communications and how the systems are used in the Public and Private Dedicated telecommunications networks.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Satellite communications systems and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
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NGN-001 Next Generation Network (NGN)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of the key principles of Next Generation Network (NGN) and voice/data convergence and provide a view of the future direction of services and converged technologies.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who require an understanding of Next Generation Network (NGN) and the future direction of services and converged technologies.
TCWC-001 Civil Works for Fixed Copper Networks
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the civil works installation aspects of fixed copper network cable construction and the practical processes of construction on site. The course is intended to have a strong practical emphasis.
Who should attend - The course is intended for construction personnel, who require an understanding of the civil works installation aspects of fixed copper network civil works and the construction practices and equipment employed on site.
TCLGC-003 Introduction to Incoterms
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of INCOTERMS and the correct use, when purchasing equipment and materials.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to seek quotations/tenders or who are involved in the purchasing process.
TOHSC-019 Electrical Safety
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of electrical safety and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in electrical works and equipment or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
FOTC-004A Air Blown Fibre Installation Overview
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of air blown fibre installation techniques and an understanding of the key points to be able to supervise contractors undertaking this type of work.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding and overview of the planning of air blown fibre and installation techniques.
TECTALK-003 Satellite Communications
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Satellite Communications. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TOHSC-003 Outside Plant Staff Safety
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of all aspects of safety for persons engaged on Outside Plant Network Construction and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved with the direct construction or supervision of the external fixed networks.
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TOHSC-026 CPR and First Aid
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of CPR and first aid and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all personnel working in the telecommunications industry.
TTC-003 Basic Transmission Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of the maintenance of transmission equipment, associated with fixed networks. This course is intended as a generic course and is not vendor equipment specific and therefore discusses maintenance procedures and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for fixed network transmission technicians, who are required to maintain Microwave Radio, Fibre, SDH/PDH Multiplexers, Digital Cross Connects and Terminal Multiplexers and Optical Line Terminal Equipment.
TIC-006 Introduction to Microwave Radio
Aim – This course is intended to provide the trainee with a broad understanding of Microwave Radio technologies and how microwave radio system can be implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend – The course is intended for trainees, who need to plan, implement Microwave Radio system or upgrade their knowledge about Microwave Radio technologies and who need to understand how systems are used in a typical telecommunications network.
TIC-031 Introduction to Mobile Network Optimisation
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of network optimization and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for graduates or experienced engineers, who are entering the mobile telecommunications sector and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
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TOHSC-021 Rack Handling
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety during rack handling and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved in rack handling or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TIC-016 Introduction to Broadcasting
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Broadcasting and how Broadcast Services are delivered to viewers and listeners.
Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who are working for a Radio and TV Broadcasting Operator.
ESOC-003
Aim - This two day Learning event, sets-out to teach the basics of eLearning in all it’s different flavours, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way.Who should attend - The course is important for all Government employees who are about to plan, co-ordinate and implement eLearning as apart of an eGovernment initiative.
TIMC-013 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Installation and Maintenance
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) installation methods and techniques.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who, in the course of their duties, need to understand the installation and maintenance of DSL in the customer’s premises and how the service is tested and commissioned.
TECTALK-005 WDM And DWDM
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of WDM and DWDM technologies. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic.
Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
TIC-018 Introduction to Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission systems and how they are implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - This course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Transmission systems and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
Exhibition Special
Once again CommunicAsia is upon us and the show this year, promises to be a milestone event for TELECONSULT and the ICT industry, which very much needs a boost as the 'Telecommunications's Tornado' continues to wreak havoc, as it sweeps through the industry.
TNPDC-013 Implementation of Disaster Recovery Planning
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainees with a good understanding of the need for Disaster Recovery Planning and why Info Communications (ICT) Operators need a proven and tested Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP).Who should attend - The attendees should be members of the Project Team and all departments involved in Disaster
Recovery Planning
TNPDC-007 Fibre Optics Trunk Network Planning and Design
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of how to plan a Fibre Optic Trunk network cable system in a HCF network application from the Head End to the Fibre Node. The course involves both civil works and cable planning aspects.
Who should attend - This course is intended for planning and design personnel, who are directly involved with the planning and design of HFC fibre optic trunk cable networks.
HFCCC-002 CATV Coaxial Cabling, Splicing, Testing And Commissioning
Aim - This training course is designed for trainees who are to be involved with CATV coaxial cabling, splicing, testing and commissioning. Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are actually going to be involved with CATV coaxial cabling, splicing, testing and commissioning and is therefore a practical 'hands-on' type of course.
FOTC-009 Fibre Optics Installation for Highway Authorities
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning for use by highway authorities, alongside highways.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of the planning and design of fibre optic cable system for use by highway authorities and 'hands-on' expertise of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning.
TIC-032 Introduction to Wireless Broadband
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of Wireless Broadband technologies and how they can be deployed in Enterprise LAN, MAN, WAN and as transport systems to serve peri-urban and rural communities.
Who should attend - The course is intended for persons who are required to plan, manage or operate Wireless Broadband technologies in Enterprise LAN, MAN, WAN or as transport systems to serve peri-urban and rural communities.
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Conference
TIC-017 Introduction to Broadcasting (Non-Technical)
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Broadcasting and how Broadcast Services are delivered to viewers and listeners.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all non-engineering personnel, who are working for a Radio and TV Broadcasting Operator.
PTSC-004 Ligthning Protection and Grounding of Self-Supporting Radio Towers, Guyed Masts, Monopoles and Rooftop Antenna Mounting Frames and Structure
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide trainees with a basic understanding of the principles of lightning protection and grounding of telecommunications facilities, such as self-supporting radio towers, guyed masts, monopoles and rooftop antenna mounting frames and structures and how techniques are applied in the field to protect these structures and the associated equipment, staff and the general public.
Who should attend - The course is intended for all personnel, who are required to plan, install, maintain and supervise contractors who are providing lightning protection and grounding systems on self-supporting towers, guyed masts, monopoles and rooftop antenna mounting frames and structures.
CSCTCJ-001 Fibre Optics Cable Jointing
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly supervise the jointing and closure of fibre optics cables. All staff who undertake supervision of contractors undertaking cable jointing closure work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who supervise contractors undertaking cable jointing closure work in sub-stations and manholes.
TTC-004 Modern Digital Communications
Aim - The aim of this course is to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of modern digital communications and data communications.
Who should attend - The course is intended for personnel, who are new to data communications or transferring from a strict data processing background, managers who are new to data communications, or those who need to update their knowledge. Modern Digital Communications covers the complete range of communications technologies
from smoke signals to satellites, SDH and ATM.
CCC-003 Call Centre Excellence
Aim - This course is an advanced Call Centre course and is intended to teach advanced call Centre skills. Who should attend - This course is an advanced Call Centre course and is intended to be for trainees who have attended a basic Call Centre course.
TOHSC-004 Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of proper Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and associated activities to ensure the safety of personnel and the general public.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are involved with the direct construction or supervision of the external fixed networks.
TECTALK-004 Submarine Cable Communications
Aim - This Tech Talk is intended as a short (maximum 3 hours) overview talk on the subject of Submarine Cable Communications. It is intended to give a quick grasp of the topic. Who should attend - This Tech Talk is designed for Managers, anyone who needs a high level understanding or mature trainees who need to upgrade their knowledge on the subject.
CSCTJP-001 - Jumpering and Patching on FDFs, DDFs and MDFs
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly jumper and patch circuits on an Optical Fibre Distribution Frame (FDF), Digital Distribution Frame (DDF) and Main Distribution Frame (MDF). All staff who undertake this type of work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who perform jumpering and patching on FDFs, DDFs and MDFs as part of their duties.
FOTC-006 Optical Fibre Node Unit (ONU) Installation and Commissioning
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of Optical Fibre Node Unit (ONU) installation, testing and commissioning.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of Optical Fibre Node Unit (ONU) installation, testing and commissioning.
TOHSC-025 Entry into Buildings Equipped with Total Flooding Fire Suppressions Systems
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety during entry into buildings equipped with total flooding fire suppression systems and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are entering into buildings equipped with total flooding fire suppression systems or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.
TCLGC-009 Introduction to Systems Thinking
Aim - This two day Learning event, sets-out to teach the foundations of systems thinking, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way. Who should attend - The course is intended for and important for management and staff who are in charge or part of a change process.
NETSEC-001 Network And Internet Security
Aim - This two day Learning event, sets-out to teach the basics of Network and InterNet Security, in a methodical, straight forward and easy to understand way. Understand what it takes to secure a network against attacks and intrusions. Who should attend - The course is intended for and important for System Administrators and Network Planners, involved with the setting up of Data Centres, to ensure the uninterrupted and safe operation of their networks.
CSCTFS-001 - Fibre Optics Splicing
Aim - This competency based craft skills certification training is intended to ensure that all staff are aware of the requirements and have the necessary practical skills to correctly supervise the splicing of fibre cables by contractors. All staff who undertake supervision of contractors undertaking fibre splicing work are required to be certified to ensure that quality of workmanship is improved.
Who should attend - This course is intended for all staff who supervise contractors undertaking fibre splicing at terminations on FDFs and fibre splicing positions.
TIC-028 Introduction to Next Generation Network
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of Next Generation Network (NGN) and how it is implemented in a telecommunications network.
Who should attend - The course is intended for trainees, who need to understand Next Generation Network (NGN) and is intended as an introductory course to the subject.
FOTC-008 Fibre Optics Installation for Railway Authorities
Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with a working knowledge of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning for use by railway authorities, alongside rail tracks.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who wish to gain an understanding of the planning and design of fibre optic cable system for use by railway authorities and 'hands-on' expertise of fibre optics installation, testing and commissioning.
TOHSC-018 Batteries, Rectifiers and Power Plant Safety
Aim - This course is intended to provide an understanding and create an awareness of the importance of safety for persons working with batteries, rectifiers and power plants and associated activities to ensure the safety of the general public, staff, plant and equipment.
Who should attend - This course is intended for personnel, who are required to work with batteries, rectifiers and power plants or supervise contractors, in the course of their duties.