This five-day program develops deductive reasoning abilities
in Heavy Equipment Technicians that can be applied to complex electrical and
mechanical systems. It is guaranteed to significantly reduce equipment downtime
and costs.
Over 1,000 lbs of project equipment is trailered to your
site. This enables participants tospend 90% of their time troubleshooting
realistic faults utilizing both hardwired (including CAN Bus) and software
simulators under the guidance of a Master Troubleshooter.
Based on Canada Training Group's proprietary Deductive
Reasoning TM methodology, this program is flexible enough to develop strong
processes in younger troubleshooters and still challenge experienced
troubleshooters to fine-tune their skills.
Another major outcome from this training will be a huge
increase in job satisfaction. Your troubleshooters will be keenly aware of
their increased competence and feel capable of extraordinary achievement. The
natural result is a dramatic increase in productivity; your people will see the
impact of a job well done and will want to do more.
Any troubleshooter determined to improve their game will be
able to apply our Deductive Reasoning TM methodology to electrical, mechanical
and other systems, collectively saving you hundreds of thousands of dollars in
downtime during their career with your company.
Our instructors have 30-40 years of electrical
troubleshooting experience, including 15-20 years as troubleshooting
instructors. Our maximum class size of 8 students allows the instructor to work
closely with each student to improve every aspect of their troubleshooting
skills and ensure their maximum learning.
Past participants continue to make especial reference to the measurable increase in their safety by following our proprietary Deductive Reasoning TM methodology.
Who should attend: Heavy Equipment Technicians, Millwrights, Mechanics, Technicians, and any other worker who must be relied on to quickly and accurately diagnose and fix electrical and mechanical systems.
You will be able to: Significantly reduce equipment downtime by rigorously applying our proprietary troubleshooting process
| Next Electro-Mechanical Deductive Reasoning for Heavy Equipment Technicians Courses | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 23 – 27, 2026 | Saskatoon, SK | OR26125 | $4799.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
| April 27 – May 1, 2026 | Mississauga, ON | OR26287 | $4799.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
| May 25 – 29, 2026 | Saskatoon, SK | OR26377 | $4799.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
| June 15 – 19, 2026 | Mississauga, ON | OR26514 | $4799.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
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Objective:
Objective: Determine the most efficient and effective reasoning methodology to employ while troubleshooting
Objective: Isolate the root cause using deduction.
View all topicsObjective:
Objective: Determine the most efficient and effective reasoning methodology to employ while troubleshooting
Objective: Isolate the root cause using deduction.
Objective: Use empirical evidence to plan your steps.
Objective: Develop preparatory skills.
Objective: Apply a non-redundant series of minimum tests supported with documentation of the process.
Objective: Utilize results of troubleshooting to both fix the current problem but to also deduce root cause.
Objective: Apply deductive reasoning skills to identify and isolate constant and intermittent DC system problems with the fewest tests
Objective: Identify and relate the individual components of a CAN Bus system and how they are integrated into a system
Objective: Apply deductive reasoning skills to identify and isolate constant and intermittent CAN Bus system problems with the fewest tests
Objective: Apply deductive reasoning skills when testing sensors
Objective: Apply deductive reasoning skills when testing actuators
Objective: Conclude course and evaluate troubleshooting skill progression in both speed and accuracy.
| Date | City & prov | Venue | Code | |
| March 23 – 27, 2026 | Saskatoon , SK | RS Breakers & Controls | OR26125 | Register |
| April 27 – May 1, 2026 | Mississauga , ON | RS Breakers & Controls | OR26287 | Register |
| May 25 – 29, 2026 | Saskatoon , SK | RS Breakers & Controls | OR26377 | Register |
| June 15 – 19, 2026 | Mississauga , ON | RS Breakers & Controls | OR26514 | Register |
Joe Kiceniuk was educated at University of Alberta and University of British Columbia and has technical training in electronics with over 40 years experience in electronic circuit construction, troubleshooting and service. Joe has a working knowledge of multiple programming languages and extensive experience with quality control in analytical systems. He has designed and built equipment and is the...
He began his career in the electrical trade by engaging in construction activities at a potash mine located west of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Since then, he has accumulated experience in various facets of the electrical trade, including construction, commissioning, and maintenance.Norm has contributed his skills to the commercial, industrial, and mining sectors. Additionally, he successfully managed...
Wayne joined Canada Training Group with over 40 years of knowledge and experience in the Electrical and Instrumentation industry. As a Master Electrician and Journeyman Instrument Mechanic, Wayne offers a unique perspective to training that provides solid theory with practical applications gained through years of work in the industry. Wayne’s oilfield and agriculture experience encompasses maintenance...
Dave began his career in commercial high rises in Calgary. He then spent time working industrial oilfield maintenance electrical in Alberta followed by General Motors in Oshawa Ontario, Koch fertilizer and Husky Oil in Manitoba, Baffin Island at an iron ore mine and commissioning in the Alberta oildsands sector.Dave is also an avid whitewater rafting professional, and has served as a guide in Ontario...
Jim Roberts brings over 43 years of experience in the electrical field. A graduate from the Georgian College Electrical Engineering program, he started his career at Toronto Hydro Electrical Systems as a High Voltage Underground Cable Fault Technician then proceeded to Toronto Transit Commission where he obtained his red seal 309A electrical license and became a Maintenance/Construction Electrician...
"Course was beneficial in that it shows if you take a complex problem and break it down, document the information you have and come up with a plan, it makes troubleshooting the problem easier."
Martin Fleming, Irving Tissue“The instructor Ed Rideout, presented the course content in a clear efficient manner. New troubleshooting techniques were well presented and received. By the end of the course I had noticed overall improvement in circuit troubleshooting ability.”
Brent Green, Newfoundland Power“ Excellent, an invaluable troubleshooting tool.”
Jim King, Electrician, Williams Operating Corp"The props and test equipment make it easier to understand and learn. Computer apps were an interesting challenge. Even with a lot of years experience it is helpful to see troubleshooting from another structured perspective."
Dennis Riesterer, Velco“This course is the best I've ever done. Lots of hands-on which is the best and fastest way to learn. This course is making me feel more comfortable in troubleshooting; the instructor was a great teacher and a nice person.”
Darren Buckle, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper"I liked this class a lot. I liked the use of the different boards and how hands on the class was. The instructor, Joe Kiceniuk was very knowledgeable and clear on his points."
Matt Hawkins, Velco“I think the course was very well presented and helped emphasize the use of a meter and how to interpret the readings you get.”
Mike Funk, LP Peace Valley OSB"I think this was a great course. I haven't done a lot of troubleshooting up to this point but certainly feel better prepared to do so now. Joe Kiceniuk is a great instructor and he is very knowledgeable."
Andrew Sheaves, Suncor“The instructor has lots of experience and demonstrated the information very well. I will make use of the information presented. Great course.”
Byron Olsen, Olsen AudioIt was a good course for learning how to troubleshoot systems with a process and direction in mind, by using that process, it becomes clearer what the cause of the problematic symptom is, and in turn to know what should be repaired/replaced. Lots of hands-on experience, troubleshooting was a great way...
Darren Zwack, Global Container Terminals“This was a very good course. It helps you to get in a proper mind set when you come up on a problem to troubleshoot. It teaches you that documentation is key to shorten your troubleshooting time. The instructor was on point and had a lot of knowledge to pass on.”
Calvin Delhon, Syncrude Canada Ltd.“The instructor was very knowledgeable in troubleshooting and course content very interesting and worthwhile course.”
Mark Johnstone, Syncrude“ Documentation is the key to successful troubleshooting. Excellent job! I will be recommending to my supervisor that the other techs take this training”
William Patey, Technician, GN Plastics“I fully enjoyed the course and I would highly rate this course for the rest of my coworkers. The equipment was excellent and there was a lot of troubleshooting areas which were great.”
Rodney Rice BC Hydro,“I was very happy with the course. I learned a lot. My troubleshooting skills have improved more than what I was expecting. The teacher was awesome and very knowledgeable.”
Michael Downing, Syncrude Canada Ltd.I found the instructor to be very clear with the information in the course and very helpful with understanding the process of deductive reasoning. This course was very good at helping you work through the problem by writing down or documenting your steps
Dan Wheeler, Global Container Terminals“Had a good time learning about troubleshooting. The instructor was good and answered all of my questions. He showed us how and where to begin troubleshooting so we didn’t have to go through the whole circuit. I would tell anyone to take this course as it was very helpful.”
Kevin Mason, Syncrude Canada“Course was very good, challenging and informative.”
Wayne Geizer, Department of National Defense“The course was very effectively laid out and the use of the training aids made the course much easier to stay engaged. The instructor was very knowledgeable and was able to steer you in the proper direction without making you feel stupid. Excellent course overall.”
Stuart Yemen, City of Ottawa“The course will help me a lot in troubleshooting. It made me learn to troubleshoot quicker and able to split the problem in half the time. The instructor was really good at what he teaches and that made the course better. Thanks.”
Jeremy Buchart, Syncrude Canada Ltd."This is the first time I have been trained in a step by step approach to troubleshooting. I feel, this will make future troubleshooting and breakdown issues in the future a lot safer and problem solving a lot easier. Increased production, increased safety means...WIN, WIN!!"
Eugene Comeau, David Bell Mine“Good hands on training in a controlled setting. Trains you on an approach to troubleshooting. Proves that the importance of documenting your finding, shows how to divide and conquer the problem. Lots of different troubleshooting problems to work on so there is something for everyone.”
Russell Penson, Weyerhaeuser“The instructor was very knowledgeable and well prepared. He used real time examples to illustrate points. He kept the flow going not allowing us to get side tracked from our goals. Each day started with a review and reinforced course objectives. A great course, highly recommend it.”
Kent Strong, Syncrude Canada Ltd."This is a great course. I learnt lots about how to organize and prepare for troubleshooting. Well worth attending."
Steven Gordon, Suncor“The most useful and helpful electrical course I've ever done with Syncrude. Every electrician should take this course at some point in their career. Makes you think about the problem on a larger scale, then narrow down that your testing area.”
Graham Pittman, Syncrude Canada Ltd.“I thought the course was very well done. I liked the hands-on approach. The instructor was very knowledgeable. I would recommend to coworkers. We work on generator systems, kitchen equipment, industrial, overhead crane VFD’s, HVAC Systems on the base, overhead doors, fire pump diesel and electric.”
Jeff Bird, Department of National DefenseGreat instructors, very knowledgable, willing to slow down and go over the material as many times as it takes, very patient. Course Covers a lot of relevant info.
Stewart Nimmo, Global Container Terminals"This is an excellent course. I learned a lot of valuable information, especially regarding the application of thinking and learning patterns. Draw out your problem area and focus on the underlying issue."
Steven Crane, Substation Electrician, Newfoundland Power“Very good training, very much like back to the trade school. Best training I have been on in a long time. It really helped with logical process for troubleshooting. Example, more analysis less testing.”
Drew Cameron, City of Ottawa."The instructor, Terry Yonkheym was very knowledgeable and came across well wth his presentation. He was very good at explaining the problems encountered and what to look for. Also, explained this course was about "how" to troubleshoot with the 5 step system. This technique should help to figure out...
Rob Lefebvre, Agrium"Thought the course was very informative. It taught extra ways of thinking to use for problems. The instructor, Ed Rideout was very experienced and showed poise when asked to go over/show different ways of explaining a problem to the class."
Alex McKee, Suncor Energy“I would recommend this course to all electrical workers. This course helps you go through the process on what and how to troubleshoot electrical systems. I believe that this would help people troubleshoot electrical problems faster.”
Ryan Sernecky, TransGasThis course is an excellent learning tool for troubleshooting. The way it was taught was excellent for getting though the information. For personal gain this was a very good experience. The hands on showed me a ton of new useful information. Ed Rideout was a great teacher, clear and thorough.
Rob Gaudreau, Argus Machine Co Ltd.“Course was very good, definitely gave me another way to troubleshoot problems and make sure I document everything. Had very good examples and hands on was awesome, better than looking at a Power Point all day.”
Scott Purcell, TransGas“ A good variety of content, and a well informed and open instructor. I will be teaching this method amongst my apprentices and co-workers.”
Ed Wilhelm, Station Electrician, SaskPower“The course was useful in the sense that it teaches the importance of finding your starting point and staying calm while troubleshooting. The course would be best suited for apprentices, journeymen with little or no troubleshooting experience. There are lessons to be taken from it and about the mental...
Tristan R, LP Peace Valley OSB"The contents of this course will be an invaluable asset to me and I would recommend that other technicians also take this course."
John Taylor, Ontario Power Generation“The instructor let us know the focus of the course and really showed us the method which we were to follow. Easy to talk to and made you think through the problems.”
Dale Buhler, Ainsworth Engineered"I gained the ability to take my troubleshooting to the next level by doing it faster and safer. I believe I have the ability to troubleshoot any problem by applying the steps that I learned in this course."
Dustin Kavanagh, Husky Energy"This course was very informative and interesting. Good information which is reinforced by the hands on practice provided."
Dean Burant, Ontario Power Generation"This course was good and definitely changed my thought process. The hands on/practical portion I found to be the most effective. The computer programs were also very effective."
Jeff Henderson, Pengrowth Energy Corp.I think the course was useful because it taught me how to plan my troubleshooting. It was a lot of hands on tasks which was good. It gave me a lot of testing experience and the ability to experiment, going about problems in a different way. The instructor, Terry Yonkheym was knowledgeable and kept the...
Mike Sliva, Agrium“I thoroughly enjoyed this course. It had lots of hands on exercises, which is the best way to learn. Ed Rideout was very knowledgeable and obviously had a ton of practical experience. Great instructor!”
Dan Rogers, Newfoundland Power“I found the method of troubleshooting presented to be very helpful in solving the problems during the course. After 2 days the time to solve each problem was reduced significantly. I will try to apply this method with similar problems on the job. I found the day 5 troubleshooting board to be most...
Jeff Shewan, Skookumchuck Pulp Group“I personally enjoyed this course. It helps me a lot when troubleshooting any electrical system. How to break down a circuit and where to pinpoint a problem, it was challenging at times, but that's the valuable part of the course. It really makes you think. The instructor was very informative and knowledgeable...
Alex Hansen, Syncrude Canada Ltd.“The instructor did a great job, very informative, very helpful, lots of knowledge. This is one of the best courses I have ever been involved in; I learnt a lot from this experience.
Shannon Park, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper“This course teaches you about mental state and how it affects your attitude when trying to troubleshoot. It plays an important role in analytical thinking that not many people would realize on their own. I would recommend this course/instructor to not only electricians, but millwrights, mechanics...
Curtis Walch, Graymont“The instructor is very patient and knowledgeable, offered assistance and gave time to help me understand the task at hand.”
Bob Young, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper"This course will pay for itself the first time a critical motor is down. If it saves one hour of downtime that is $100,000.00"
Patrick Kachur, Electrician, Syncrude Canada"The course was well presented and the instructor Ed Rideout gave good explanations and answers to the questions asked. He taught us how to look at problems in a different way and showed us other troubleshooting methods."
Chris Osmond, Suncor“Course overall is very good. A lot of good, on topic information. Very beneficial to anyone having to troubleshoot systems. The instructor was excellent. Very versed at delivering the information at an in depth but widely understood method. His knowledge with the process of troubleshooting is very...
Dave McDonald, Canada Training Group“The course was very helpful in developing a better technique to approach troubleshooting faults, thinking more about the test you are going to perform. I would recommend this course.”
Jake Couture, Syncrude“Great course and instructor was great. Will use to help analyze and troubleshoot issues in antenna systems that I work on.”
Fred Dollivier, Department of National Defense“The instructor explained the material very well; he was very knowledgeable of the equipment, material and software. He was able to break down problems to a level anyone could understand. I noticed improvement day to day in my troubleshooting abilities.”
Steve Terry, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper“This course was very beneficial, learning and brushing up on old skills. The testing boards/equipment is all set up very well. I would certainly suggest this to any and all colleagues. Two thumbs up.”
Marris Romaniuk, Syncrude Canada"This course was fun and challenging at the same time. Instruction was clear, done in a comfortable environment."
Vanessa Baker, Suncor"This course was excellent overall. The equipment and tools provided were excellent. The instructor Ed Rideout, was clear and made you feel comfortable with the material."
Tyler Romanchuk, Suncor Energy“Using logic and better testing (meter) techniques, I am now a much more effective and efficient trouble-shooter.”
Colin Lynn, Co-Op Refinery Complex“This was a well paired course with plenty of time and exercises to complete, very knowledgeable instruction for planning.”
Andrew Luxton, LP Peace Valley OSB“I really enjoyed my practical class. Thank you for sharing your expertise, I hopefully will be able to implement it further into the field. Thanks.”
Sergei Martynenko, Winnipeg Airport Authority"Terry Yonkheym was very patient with our lack of technical "expertise". This was a good course to show us methods to practice in future activities to analyze and plan a method to put into practice."
Scott Cooke, Agrium“ Good course content and lots of hands on to solidify the theory. This course will pay for itself in two weeks”
Dion Antle, Electrical Supervisor, Kruger Pulp and Paper"I believe this course will help decrease downtime if we document, analyze and have a plan before we start arc testing."
Aaron Staudinger, Syncrude Canada“This was a very good course that I will recommend to other electricians that I work with. The instructor was very personable and knowledgeable. This course helped me to analyze and understand circuits that I will come across without seeing them beforehand.”
Aaron Belanger, Syncrude Canada Ltd.“He was amazing from the beginning till the end for his in-depth knowledge of the course materials. He speaks in a tone that could be understood. If you call his attention on any topic, he spent time with you and made sure you got it. I loved the course.”
Johnny Quayson, Syncrude"Joe Kicenuik left lots of time to review all the classroom material. He was very helpful in answering any questions and was effective in explaining what troubleshooting techniques work best for each particular problem. This course will improve your way of approaching future problems in your job field."
Colwyn Meredith, Suncor“This course made me look at the big picture, then find my way to the problem faster by not doing unnecessary testing and checks. Having to write a bubble around the problem area made it easy to reason and test my way through to find the problem quicker and easier.”
Jeff S., Co-Op Refinery Complex"The hands on work was well organized and the computer word was a nice change from the norm, both of which made you think. This is a must have course for technologists."
Jason Dalton, Substation Electrician, Newfoundland PowerI would recommend this training to others, another tool to add to the kit. The instructor, Ed Rideout was easy going and helpful. I also liked the....no question is a stupid question.
Geof Ansell, Suncor Energy“This was a great course; I had no experience on troubleshooting prior to the start of this course. Now I feel comfortable. I'm glad it was available for me and it will greatly help me in the future.”
Alan MacDonald, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper"I enjoyed the troubleshooting and especially the methodology"
Dave Cox, Koch Fertilizers“Very good course. I would recommend to my coworkers if they felt they needed to improve their troubleshooting skills, or develop proper skills. This course will take them to where they would want to be. This course had given me valuable skills and knowledge to make my job as a maintenance electrician...
Kevin Smerek, Cameco“The instructor was knowledgeable on course content. He kept everything in informal and made it fun. Emphasized the process on how to solve problems.”
Daryl Magerl, TransAlta, TransGasI found that the course was good and it made me think about narrowing down the problem and planning it out before starting my troubleshooting. I liked the fact it was a small class ad it was easier to get help if you needed it.
Blaine Romanovich, Imperial Oil“I found this instructor to be very knowledgeable and engaging. He presented the course material in an organized manner, making it easy to follow. The concepts presented will be of great benefit to troubleshooting. I would recommend this course and instructor.”
Bruce Starkes, Barrick - Williams Operating Corporation“The course was an extremely valuable tool to any electrician. Experienced troubleshooters can refine existing skills and less-experienced will gain knowledge that isn't the overly obvious unless taught.”
Mason Richard, Syncrude Canada Ltd.“The course was challenging and effective in teaching the intended skills. As long as one keeps in mind its intent which is to focus on a troubleshooting system rather than the particular equipment, I think anyone would find it an excellent learning experience.”
Peter Pavich, Weyerhaeuser Canada"I liked this course as there were good fault/circuit boards to work on. I liked the heater simulator as it related to a lot of what I would do on a regular troubleshooting day. (A lot of propane furnaces, which are similar) Also, the timing circuit was great, a lot of knowledge came out of that one...
James Churchill, Cameco Corporation“Introduction was good, well-paced and concise. This course had the perfect proportion of lecture vs hands on. It had a good variety of troubleshooting diagnostic boards/software, an excellent course for apprentices.”
Troy Gold, Co-Op Refinery Complex"Great instruction, I learnt a lot of troubleshooting skills. It was a very informative course!!"
Brian Weir, Suncor"Course is hard for the first coupe of days, but in the middle of the course it starts to get easy or better. I have learnt lots and will take it to my work place. The instructor, Joe Kiceniuk is very good, easy going and very smart. I had fun, thanks for the course Canada Training Group."
Jeff Ferns, TransCanada PipelinesThe course was very informative and taught us a good way on how to troubleshoot. The teacher, Terry Yonkheym was good at getting his points across and always had time for each person.
Dave Smale, Agrium“This course and the instructor were both exceptional and I highly recommend this course to anyone in the electrical trade.”
Travis Cluett, Syncrude Canada Ltd."Although I experience many similar troubleshooting scenarios at work, this course helped develop the proper way. Planning, diagrams, a proper course of action that could help me be more effective in the field."
Dustin Yarosh, Imperial Oil Ltd.“This course was valuable in terms of learning documentation and a methodical approach to troubleshooting. It was practical and engaging and provided valuable tips and practice in implementing the method. I would have liked a little more coaching on how to divide the circuits and theory. However, after...
Craig Stephenson, BC Hydro"This course gets your mind working so you can look at a problem in a different frame of mind."
Kirk Barron, Shell Canada“The instructor was extremely helpful, knowledgeable, friendly and understanding of the student’s different levels of experience. The course was probably one of the best I've done to date. I feel more confident when approaching equipment to repair with either experience or little experience working...
Philip Roberts, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper"The best off-site training I have been to..."
Lee Morsette, Boeing"The course did a great job in teaching me how to approach troubleshooting a piece of equipment that I'm not familiar with. It taught techniques and provided lots of practical and hands-on practice using those techniques. The classroom exercises were all very different from each other and all were similar...
Myron Janzen, Agrium“This course helps to improve troubleshooting skills by starting with the basics. Shows the importance of documentation for helping you and your coworkers. By planning your testing, you will be more efficient. Course was thorough and well instructed. The instructor made sure everyone was at the same...
David Brown, Barrick – Williams Operating Corporation“This course was a great learning tool and it's hard at times but it was great, good job.”
Keith Biggin, Corner Brook Pulp and PaperThe course was a good refresher. It had good analysis sharpening skills. Also, the switchboards, laptops, and programs helped break down circuits.
Zack Berthier, Global Container Terminals“The instructor was very knowledgeable about the course material. The content of the course was very interesting and valuable for my personal benefit as well as the company. I had very little exposure to prints and troubleshooting before the course and I feel now way ahead in this troubleshooting than...
Bruno Courty, Barrick - Williams Operating Corporation“ I enjoyed it. It was very mixed. You were not overdoing just one aspect but always covering something new. I like the troubleshooting tools…thinking, observing, analysis, then test!”
Wade Harrogate, Maintenance Supervisor, Molson Breweries“The information was good. There was lots of hands on, which was excellent. The instructor kept things moving at a good pace. He was knowledgeable about aspects of the course material. The equipment used worked well with the troubleshooting objective. Definitely learnt something.”
Bruce Bell, Winnipeg Airport Authority"The course was good, we were shown a different way to approach problems. The instructor, Terry Yonkheym was easy to understand and follow."
Quentin Attwater, Agrium“I would recommend this course to my co-workers. I learnt how to document everything and how to approach and solve problems in a different way.”
Kris Samociuk, City of Ottawa“The course demonstrated the importance of taking notes, which became apparent to prevent yourself from going in circles and checking equipment previously checked. Splitting the circuits into sections is something I will take away from the course and use extensively in the future. I view this as a...
Matt Goyer, Skookumchuck Pulp Group“Interesting course, I enjoyed it.”
J. Kezema, Weyerhaeuser| Day 1 | |
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| Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |
| Day 2 | |
|---|---|
| Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |
| Day 3 | |
|---|---|
| Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |
| Day 4 | |
|---|---|
| Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |
| Day 5 | |
|---|---|
| Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
| Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
| Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
| Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
| Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
| Class time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |