Mastech Advanced Institute Of Technology

Here we come as said earlier Launching new courses in ICT,
New courses from 3 months to 18 months from certificate to Advance diploma level which can eventually take you to degree program in ICT are now available, visit Mastech Advanced Institute Of Technology now for more information or call 028 9088813

Dear Students of Mastech Advanced Institute of Technology,
you are cordially Invited for Mastech Student Reunion at 4pm on 5th July at the school premises.
Come enjoy the refreshments, music and meet your friends.
Thank You.

ADMISSION! ADMISSION!! ADMISSION!!!

What are you waiting for!!!
Admission is currently going on for the following courses:

TECHNICAL COURSES
1. Telecommunication System Engineering
2. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
3. Mechanical Engineering
4. Building and Construction
5. Electronics Servicing
6. Motor Vehicle Engineering
7. Welding and Fabrication.

BUSINESS COURSES
1. Principles of Accounting
2. Business Management and Administration
3. Human Resource and Management
4. Marketing and Sales Management
5. Storekeeping and Stock Control
6. Entrepreneurship
7. Occupational Safety and Health Administration

COMPUTER COURSES
1. Microsoft Office Applications
2. Desktop Publishing and Web Designing
3. Certificate in IT and Business Skills
4. C, C++, Visual Basic, NET, JAVA
5. Internet Kiosk Operators
6. Computer Hardware A+
7. Computer Networking

Call the following numbers for enquiries
233571778292
233263274719
Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Weekend Classes for Workers and a special package for JHS STUDENTS.

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