Disoblige
11-05-2012, 10:55 AM
For most companies, they allow their employees to take courses on various topics around the city, or even fly you out to Edmonton if necessary. A lot of the time these courses are also paid for by your company. These courses could be as little as a day long, or they could be a week or two.
This thread is meant for people in the industry who are looking to take courses that will be useful in their career.
People who have taken such courses and found them useful, please post them in this thread so it would give others some insight.
We'll start off below with some:
Chemical
None at the moment.
Civil
None at the moment.
Computer
None at the moment.
Electrical
Industrial Power System Fundamentals
http://www.engworks.ca/index.php/ind-power-systems
Very useful course for EEs for the fundamentals.
Environmental
None at the moment.
Mechanical
None at the moment.
Some useful websites for courses:
http://www.epic-edu.com/courses.asp?Location=AB&Discipline=
http://www.engworks.ca/index.php/training/list-of-courses
This thread is meant for people in the industry who are looking to take courses that will be useful in their career.
People who have taken such courses and found them useful, please post them in this thread so it would give others some insight.
We'll start off below with some:
Chemical
None at the moment.
Civil
None at the moment.
Computer
None at the moment.
Electrical
Industrial Power System Fundamentals
http://www.engworks.ca/index.php/ind-power-systems
Very useful course for EEs for the fundamentals.
Environmental
None at the moment.
Mechanical
None at the moment.
Some useful websites for courses:
http://www.epic-edu.com/courses.asp?Location=AB&Discipline=
http://www.engworks.ca/index.php/training/list-of-courses