Mining Laboratory Technology

Program Name: Mining Laboratory Technology

Program Duration: One year at Campus + Three (03) Months On Job Training (OJT)

Program Credit Hours: 36 Credit Hours

Degree Awarded: Associate Diploma in Mining Laboratory Technology accredited by Technical & Vocational Training Center (TVTC)

Program Overview:

The Associate Diploma in Mining Laboratory Technology is specifically designed to train trainees in the essential aspects of laboratory operations within the mining/chemical industry. This concise program spans one year of intensive coursework followed by three months of on-the-job training, where trainees apply their learned skills in real-world settings. The curriculum emphasizes the techniques and technologies used in the analysis of geological materials, including mineralogical and metallurgical testing. trainees also learn about safety standards, equipment calibration, data interpretation, and reporting in the context of mining operations.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates are prepared for technical roles in mining and geological laboratories. They are qualified to work as laboratory technicians, quality control specialists, or research assistants. This diploma also provides a solid foundation for further studies in chemical and metallurgical engineering, mineral processing, materials science, or chemistry, offering a pathway to increased career opportunities and advancements within the mining industry and beyond.

Graduation Criteria:

To successfully graduate, trainees must fulfill the following criteria:

Complete All Course Units: Trainees are required to pass all unit-specific written and performance tests within the program. (Minimum Passing Grades 60%)

Complete On-the-Job Training: Trainees must successfully complete the prescribed on-the-job training period, demonstrating practical application of their skills in a professional setting.