Course Description
AutoCAD is a widely used computer-aided design (CAD) software that enables professionals to create accurate technical drawings and designs. This programme provides participants with practical knowledge of AutoCAD tools, drafting techniques, drawing management, and presentation methods to produce professional-quality technical drawings.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to enable participants to:
- • understand the AutoCAD interface and fundamental concepts.
- • use essential drafting and editing tools to create accurate drawings.
- • apply precision drawing techniques and coordinate systems.
- • manage layers, dimensions, templates, and drawing settings.
- • produce and present professional technical drawings.
- • develop confidence through practical hands-on exercises.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
- • navigate and customise the AutoCAD workspace.
- • create, edit, and manage technical drawings.
- • apply drawing commands and modification tools effectively.
- • use layers, blocks, dimensions, and annotation tools.
- • set drawing scales, layouts, and plotting configurations.
- • export drawings in different file formats.
Topics covered:
- • Introduction to AutoCAD
- • Drawing and Drafting Tools
- • Editing and Modification Tools
- • Advanced Drawing Management and Output
Course Description
IT projects require effective planning, coordination, and control to ensure successful delivery of technology solutions that meet organisational objectives. This programme provides participants with the knowledge and tools required to manage IT projects effectively, including project planning, resource management, risk management, stakeholder engagement, and project monitoring.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to enable participants to:
- • understand the fundamentals and principles of IT project management.
- • apply project management methodologies and frameworks to IT projects.
- • plan, execute, monitor, and control IT projects effectively.
- • manage IT project scope, resources, costs, timelines, and risks.
- • enhance communication and stakeholder management throughout the project lifecycle.
- • understand best practices for successful IT project delivery.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
- • explain the IT project management lifecycle and key processes.
- • develop structured IT project plans.
- • define project scope, objectives, deliverables, and milestones.
- • apply techniques for managing resources, risks, and project constraints.
- • monitor project performance and implement corrective actions.
- • support successful implementation and closure of IT projects.
Topics covered:
- • Fundamentals of IT Project Management
- • IT Project Planning and Execution
- • IT Project Monitoring, Control and Risk Management
- • Stakeholder Management and Project Closure
Course Description
Top management has a strategic responsibility to ensure the protection of official information, government resources, and security frameworks within their organisations. This programme provides senior officers with an overview of Government Security Instructions, governance responsibilities, security risks, and the importance of maintaining a strong culture of confidentiality, compliance, and information protection.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to enable participants to:
- • understand the purpose and importance of Government Security Instructions.
- • recognise threats to official information and the consequences of security breaches.
- • understand information classification and secure handling requirements.
- • understand senior management responsibilities in protecting official information.
- • understand the role and responsibilities of Ministerial/Departmental Security Officers.
- • develop awareness of legal responsibilities relating to information security and confidentiality.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
- • appreciate the strategic importance of information security within government.
- • provide leadership and oversight in implementing security measures.
- • ensure compliance with government security instructions.
- • support effective security governance and risk management.
- • promote a culture of confidentiality, accountability, and responsible information handling.
- • understand the legal implications of security breaches.
Topics covered:
- • Overview and Objectives of Government Security Instructions
- • Strategic Importance of Protecting Official Information
- • Threats to Official Documents and Materials
- • Consequences of Unauthorised Disclosure of Information
- • Principles of Handling Official Information
- • Classification of Official Information
- • Preparation, Movement and Control of Classified Documents
- • Custody and Storage of Classified Information
- • Reproduction and Disposal of Classified Materials
- • Removal of Documents and Laptops for Official Purposes
- • Role and Responsibilities of Ministerial/Departmental Security Officers
- • ICT Security Responsibilities and Protection of Information Systems
- • Password and Internet Security Policies
- • Handling of Cabinet Papers
- • Use of Communication Devices (Telephone, Fax and Mobile Devices)
- • Key Management and Access Control
- • Data Protection and Confidentiality
- • Security Breaches and Incident Management
- • Responsibilities under the Legislative Framework and Penalties
Course Description
Middle managers play a key role in ensuring compliance with Government Security Instructions and maintaining the security of official information and resources. This programme provides managers with the knowledge and responsibilities required to oversee information security practices, manage risks, support security officers, and promote a strong security culture within their respective departments.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to enable participants to:
- • understand the purpose and importance of government security instructions.
- • recognise threats to official information and the consequences of security breaches.
- • understand information classification and secure handling procedures.
- • apply rules governing the protection, storage, movement, and disposal of official information.
- • understand responsibilities when using ICT equipment and digital resources.
- • understand the role and responsibilities of ministerial/departmental security officers.
- • develop awareness of legal obligations in safeguarding official information.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
- • implement government security instructions within their areas of responsibility.
- • ensure proper handling and protection of classified information.
- • support and monitor compliance with information security procedures.
- • promote security awareness among staff.
- • identify, manage, and report security risks and breaches.
- • understand managerial responsibilities under relevant legislative frameworks.
Topics covered:
- • Aims and Importance of Government Security Instructions
- • Threats to Official Documents and Materials
- • Consequences of Unauthorised Disclosure of Information
- • Principles of Handling Official Information
- • Classification of Official Information
- • Preparation of Classified Documents
- • Movement and Control of Official Documents
- • Custody and Storage of Classified Documents, Files and Materials
- • Reproduction and Disposal of Classified Information
- • Removal of Documents and Laptops for Official Purposes
- • Role and Responsibilities of Ministerial/Departmental Security Officers
- • Protection of ICT Equipment and Information
- • Password and Internet Security Policies
- • Handling of Cabinet Papers
- • Use of Telephone, Fax and Mobile Devices
- • Safe Keeping of Keys and Access Control
- • Data Protection and Confidentiality
- • Identification, Reporting and Management of Security Breaches
- • Responsibilities under the Legislative Framework and Penalties
Course Description
Frontline, supervisory, and technical officers have an important role in ensuring the security of official information, government resources, and ICT systems. This programme provides participants with advanced awareness of Government Security Instructions, secure information-handling procedures, ICT security responsibilities, and the legal obligations associated with protecting official information.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to enable participants to:
- • understand the purpose and importance of government security instructions.
- • identify threats to official information and the consequences of security breaches.
- • understand information classification and handling requirements.
- • apply procedures for the preparation, movement, storage, and disposal of classified information.
- • understand responsibilities when handling ICT equipment and digital information.
- • recognise legal responsibilities in safeguarding official information.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
- • apply government security instructions in their respective roles.
- • handle classified documents and materials securely.
- • implement appropriate measures to protect official information and ICT resources.
- • promote security awareness among colleagues and teams.
- • identify and report security breaches appropriately.
- • understand the legal implications of mishandling official information.
Topics covered:
- • Aims and Importance of Government Security Instructions
- • Threats to Official Documents and Materials
- • Consequences of Unauthorised Disclosure of Information
- • Principles of Handling Official Information
- • Classification of Official Information
- • Preparation of Classified Documents
- • Movement and Control of Official Documents
- • Custody and Storage of Classified Files and Materials
- • Reproduction and Disposal of Classified Information
- • Removal of Documents and Laptops for Official Purposes
- • Protection of ICT Equipment and Information
- • Password and Internet Security Policies
- • Handling of Cabinet Papers
- • Use of Telephone, Fax and Mobile Devices
- • Safe Keeping of Keys and Access Control
- • Data Protection and Confidentiality
- • Identification and Reporting of Security Breaches
- • Responsibilities under the Legislative Framework and Penalties
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