Automation Training for Fresh Engineering Graduates: Start Your Career Right
A practical guide for new engineering graduates, how to enter the automation industry, which courses to take, and how to build your first industrial portfolio.
Just graduated with an engineering degree and wondering how to enter the automation industry? This guide is for you.
The Reality Gap
Most engineering degrees teach theory but not industry-standard tools. You learn control theory but not TIA Portal. You study circuits but never wire a real PLC panel.
EDWartens Solution
Our programs are designed specifically to bridge this gap: - 100% hands-on, hardware-based training - Real industrial project experience - Resume building and interview preparation - Direct placement through Oscabe (oscabe.com) and 3BOX AI (3box.ai)
95% of our graduates are placed within 3 months of completing training.
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