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Notes relating to the use of the training material (training documents) in initial vocational training
The solutions offered for initial vocational training are designed to complement the
training programs available in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, and Spain.
They comprise training documents (training material) and corresponding SIMATIC trainer
packages and didactic models from our partner companies.
The training material and the corresponding solutions are designed for the following professions:
- Germany
Industrial electronics technicians, power electronics
technicians, mechatronics technicians, industrial mechanics technicians
- Switzerland
Polymechanics technicians, electrical filters, automation technicians
- France
Bac professionnel série EIE, MSMA, Bac technique série MAI, MI,
Electrotechnique
- Italy
Istituti Professionali, Operatore elettrico, Operatore meccanico,
Tecnico dei sistemi energetici, Tecnico dell'industria meccanica, Istituti Tecnici, Perito
elettrotecncio, Perito elettronico, Perito meccanico, Ingegnere elettronico, Ingegnere
meccanico, Ingegnere elettrotecnico.
...and all those who encounter automation during their apprenticeships.
Three areas of qualification
he overview below shows the areas of qualification acquisition together with general qualification requirements.
The requirements of system organizers who are responsible for these technologies are becoming more complex and more extensive. In addition to the traditional thinking in products, a functional way of thinking, a thinking in systems and relationships, is becoming more prominent. In professional reality, the area of user qualification is strongly job-related. To promote thinking in systems and in view of a flexible utilization, automation tasks in education should be handled at an integrated level. These include:
The training material was jointly created with teachers at vocational schools and is designed for the advanced education of trainers in the field of initial professional education as well as education for the metal and electrical professions. The material is aligned to the curriculum and covers current basic trends in automation technology:
- Integrated configuration, programming, and communication in automation solutions
- Programming based on IEC 61131-1
- PC-based automation
- Industrial field bus technology
- Distributed intelligence
- Process visualization
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