My English is not very strong
Trainers explain concepts in simple, clear language and show every step on screen. Software menus are learned by doing, not by memorising.
Best Courses for ITI Students
Short, hands-on courses that add drawing, wiring design, automation and computer skills to your ITI trade.
9 recommended coursesAll 3 centresClassroom · Online · Hybrid
01Start here
A clear next step for you
ITI training gives you real trade skills – wiring, fitting, turning, welding or electronics. Adding a software or automation skill makes that trade more valuable. Supervisors trust technicians who can read a CAD drawing, understand a panel layout or check a PLC program on the line. These are skills you can learn in a few weeks with the right guidance.
At CareerKraft we keep things practical and clear. Trainers explain in simple language and give plenty of hands-on time. Courses run at Katpadi, Vellore and Ranipet, where many factories in the SIPCOT area need skilled technicians. Choose a batch that fits your ITI timetable or shift, and learn in the classroom, online or both. Each course ends with practical work you can describe with confidence in an interview.
I have never used a computer much
Start with Office Automation or a basic course, then move to AutoCAD or PLC once you are comfortable with the mouse, keyboard and files.
Will software help in a trade job?
Yes. Electricians who read panel drawings and fitters who understand CAD drawings are trusted with better work and supervision roles.
I need to start earning soon
Most courses here are 20–64 hours, so you can finish quickly and add the skill to your resume without a long gap.
02Recommended
Courses that fit you best
Electrical CADD
Basic Electrical (Executive Diploma) Course
A short course that strengthens wiring and electrical fundamentals for electrician and wireman trainees.
1 level20 h
View course Mechanical CADD
Basic Mechanical (Executive Diploma) Course
Refreshes mechanical basics for fitter, turner and machinist trainees in a short format.
1 level12 h
View course Generic
AutoCAD Course
Helps you read and prepare workshop drawings, a skill supervisors value in any trade.
2 levels40–80 h
View course Electrical CADD
Electrical CAD (AutoCAD Electrical) Course
Teaches panel and wiring drawings in AutoCAD Electrical, a natural step for electricians.
2 levels64–80 h
View course Industrial Automation
PLC & SCADA Course
Gives electricians and electronics trainees the automation skills used on factory lines.
5 levels44–64 h
View course Mechanical CADD
Mastercam Course
A good next step for turners and machinists who want to program CNC machines.
1 level40 h
View course Electrical CADD
Electrical & Wiring Harness Design Course
Introduces wiring harness design, used in automotive and equipment manufacturing.
1 level40 h
View course Office Automation
MS Office / Office Automation Course
Builds basic computer confidence for reports, attendance sheets and simple records at work.
5 levels24–128 h
View course Special Programs
Employability Skills Course
Helps you speak confidently in interviews and at work, alongside your trade skill.
2 levels4–40 h
View course 03Pathways
Proven routes
Electrician to automation technician
Basic Electrical (Executive Diploma) → Electrical CAD (AutoCAD Electrical) → PLC & SCADA
Fitter or turner to CNC and drawing
Basic Mechanical (Executive Diploma) → AutoCAD → Mastercam
Computer basics for any trade
MS Office / Office Automation → Advanced Excel → Employability Skills
04FAQ
Questions from iti students
Still have a question? The counsellor at the centre you prefer replies on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsAppCan ITI students join AutoCAD or PLC courses?
Yes. Both courses start with fundamentals. Basic computer use helps; if you are new to computers, a short Office Automation course first is a good idea.
Which course is best for an ITI electrician?
Basic Electrical followed by Electrical CAD or PLC & SCADA is a strong path, depending on whether you prefer drawing work or automation work.
How long are the courses?
Basic Electrical is 20 hours and Basic Mechanical 12 hours. AutoCAD starts at 40 hours and PLC & SCADA at 44–64 hours depending on the brand of PLC covered.
Can I learn after my ITI hours or shift?
Yes. We run evening and weekend batches. All three centres are open Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, and Sunday, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. You can choose Classroom, Online or Hybrid, depending on trainer availability for your course.
What is the fee?
Fees depend on the course and level. The counsellor at your chosen centre (Katpadi, Vellore or Ranipet) will share the current fee, any offers and EMI options on WhatsApp.
Do you help with jobs?
We offer placement support: resume help, mock interviews and job leads. We do not promise a job, because that depends on your skills, practice and the market, but we help you prepare well.
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- Classroom, online or hybrid batches
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