instrumentation training institute, it's urgent, please help!!! 1

[wokemzy]

I am new in the house, pls i need ur help, i am planing on coming to india for process control & instrumentation courses, but don't really know the best training institute for that. I have googled it, but keep seeing so many. im actually confused. Any helping fellow with knowlegde of indian training institutes should pls assist me.
Thank you all...

 

[quark]

What kind of course you want to go through? Bachelors degree, Diploma, short course etc. What duration you have in your mind? What institutions you have considered, so far? Give some details and I can help you.

 

[wokemzy]

Thank you very much Quark for your reponse, I want an institute with short courses for like 3 to 6 months duration with professional certificate on process control & instrumentation that is recognised internationally, presently i don't have any institution on my mind. Quark, I am very grateful.

 

[hacksaw]

sign on as an apprentice electrician to start

 

[JLSeagull]

Some colleges and universities offer instrumentation study that is longer term.

http://www.sanjac.edu/areas-study#instrumentation

The International Society of Automation offers short courses and provides a list of more formal study. You may contact ISA for short courses but the cost might exceed $1000 per week etc.

http://www.isa.org/Content/Navigati...al_Institutions1/Educational_Institutions.htm

However the ISA InTech publication includes "Automation Basics" for your review.

http://www.isa.org/InTechTemplate.c...t.cfm&ICID='78,95'&PageName=Automation Basics