A leading accredited training specialist in the South African fluid power control industry, Festo Didactic, has trained over 25 000 people over the past 20 years. The latest state-of-the-art multimedia training materials are used throughout the courses, this matches world standards in training techniques, with practical hands-on training using real industrial equipment. All courses have full MERSETA accreditation.
Candidates at a Festo Didactic training course using real industrial equipment
A course on Basic Hydraulic Principles, which includes hands-on exercises, power supply elements and more will run from 5-7 March in Johannesburg, as well as in Durban from 26-28 February.
Festo will also present the Basic Pneumatics Course, from 12-14 March in Johannesburg and from 12-14 February in Durban. The advanced curriculum for pneumatics is scheduled to be presented in Johannesburg from 19-21 February. From circuit design and calculations to practical exercises for all circuits, an Advanced Hydraulics Course is to be held in Johannesburg between 26 and 28 February specifically aimed at previous Basic Hydraulics' participants.
Other courses available in months to follow include electro-pneumatics and advanced proportional hydraulics. Tom Webster, Festo Didactic's training expert, believes that the popularity of Festo's training courses can be ascribed to the non-brand specific, ie, generic, practical nature in which knowledge is presented, as well as the fact that the courses carry official approval from the MERSETA.
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