Students can study for formal qualifications - Level I and Level II Craft Certificates awarded by UBTEB.
The institute has 8 main departments.
- Woodwork Technology (WT)
- Automotive Mechanics (AM)
- Electrical Installation and System Maintenance (EISM)
- Plumbing (PL)
- Fashion and Garment Design (FGD)
- Building Construction (BC)
- Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
- Machining and Fitting (MF)
ATIR also provides non-formal skills based training (short duration courses 6 months) across a variety of skills for disadvantaged youth. The non-formal students undertake a DIT (Directorate of Industrial Training) practical examination at the end of the training period.
Welding & Metal Fabrication
Electrical Installations
Carpentry and Joinery
Knitting and Weaving
Hairdressing
Building Construction
Tailoring
Computer Training
Plumbing
Horticulture
Livestock
Motor Vehicle Mechanics
Agriculture
– LEAD VSO Training
A new
addition to the Institute is non-formal courses in agribusiness related skills
for disadvantaged youth.
Through a
partnership with the VSO LEAD Project ATIR offers six agriculture related
courses short courses (6 month duration)
Agri-Carpentry,
Agri-Plumbing, Agri-Welding, Agri Motor-Vehicle Mechanics, Livestock (Piggery),
Horticulture.
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| Non-formal students |
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| Agriculture department output of cabbages |
