IDC TECHNOLOGIES - SPECIALISTS IN ENGINEERING COURSES & TRAINING
Providing training for over 500,000 Engineers and Technicians since 1991
IDC Technologies specialises in engineering training courses in the field of Instrumentation, Process Control, Industrial Data Communications & Networking, Information Technology, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Finance and Project Management.
IDC Technologies was founded in 1991 and has built a strong reputation globally as a provider of practical and technical training across a wide range of engineering disciplines.
Our workshops and engineering short courses are not academic; they are designed to provide practical skills and hands-on applications where delegates are given the opportunity to apply, in practice, the theory they have learnt through our engineering courses.
Onsite Online: Versatile, Practical and Modern Training
IDC Technologies with the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), can train groups of engineers and technicians, to your requirements, anywhere in the world. Delivering accredited and work place customised programs is a specialist service that we provided. With live instructors onsite or online, employees get intensive instruction from industry leading experts.
Video Courses
The IDC Video learning platform offers video short courses for professional development in engineering disciplines including:
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Data Communications,
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Information Technology,
- Instrumentation,
- Mechanical Engineering
- Project Management and Engineering Preparation.
IDC Books
We publish technical training manuals in the following engineering disciplines:
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Data Communications
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Information Technology
- Instrumentation
- Mechanical Engineering
- Project Management
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A fire in the cathedral, a nation left heartbroken
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Britam Tower in Kenya awarded best in mechanical and electrical engineering
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Reducing carbon emissions with electric aircraft
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Are flying cars the future of sustainable transport?
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Women in Engineering: Remembering Judith Resnik
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Scientists release the first image of a black hole
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Australia’s transition to renewables too slow?
Australia’s transition to renewables too slow?
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Engineering legacies: Rolls-Royce
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Selective co-ordination is a very important aspect of power system protection design. When a short circuit or an abnormal power flow occurs for a sustained period of time, the protective devices should react to isolate the problem with minimum disruption to the balance of the system. This course is...
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