We undertake to wipe out technical literacy in both the individual and the society; we commit ourselves to seek and use the best technology available to train our students and even compete with its producers. We guarantee that our graduates be better than they expect. Our main objectives are generally based on the general objectives of technical and technological training in the Kingdom. The specific objectives are pursued yearly and aimed at highlighting the excellence that characterizes the Colleges. Among the main objectives are graduating a highly technically trained cadre that would find the best scientific solutions to the problems facing us and support the development process, and capable of keeping pace with the fast global technological development.
The unprecedented development of information and communications led many to name our time as the "revolution of information and communications." This has increased the demand of institutions, private companies, and government agencies for qualified cadres to meet the great demand in the labor market for such qualified cadres.
The program was designed to meet the local labor market's needs depending on the national vocational standard for communications technicians. It includes training on signal multimedia, antennas, networks, microwave techniques, satellites, telephone systems, and mobile communications.
The focus was made on the applied practical training and connecting it with the theoretical study in most of the specialized courses, through the extensive practical exercises and cooperative training program with related sectors.
The program takes (1612) hours of training in addition to 420 hours of practical training in the labor market. The graduates are awarded a Diploma certificate in communications technology.
The program aims at providing students with information and skills to work in communications technology at level 4 of the National Professional Qualifications Standard.
The Graduate Affairs Unit aims to coordinate jobs and connect the College with government and private sectors to introduce the sections and the available specialties in the College. It works to find appropriate employment opportunities compatible with their specializations and skills and follow up with graduates after employment to know the reality of college graduates in terms of areas of employment and the nature of their work in order to know the employment sectors' acceptance of graduates of the College and the obstacles the faced while they were looking for appropriate jobs.
The TVTC does not guarantee employment for graduates; it only provides the necessary training for employment.
The guidance and Counseling Unit is a specialized social and psychological environment with privacy and effectiveness in the trainee's life to take advantage of his capabilities and skills in the discussion of issues and problems that might hinder his training. The Unit tries to find solutions by providing the trainee with indicative information and the benefit of social specialists' scientific expertise.
It links the trainee with the College's community. It builds up an intimate relationship with his study course and the affiliates of the College, facilitating the social, financial, physiological, or scientific difficulties and obstacles facing the trainee to assist him efficiently in building his homeland and its renaissance.
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