The Hard Skills category contains structured, self-paced learning materials designed to support interns during their off-duty days. These modules ensure that learning continues beyond the workplace, helping interns build practical, job-ready competencies even when they are not actively on-site.

This space serves as a continuous learning hub, where interns can strengthen their technical abilities, deepen their understanding of workplace tools and processes, and stay engaged with their professional development throughout the internship period.

The content focuses on practical, measurable skills that can be directly applied in real work environments, including:

  • Use of relevant tools and software

  • Data handling and basic analysis

  • Task execution and process understanding

  • Industry-specific knowledge and standards

🎯 Purpose of This Section

  • To make productive use of interns’ days off

  • To reinforce and complement on-the-job learning

  • To ensure consistent skill development throughout the program

📌 How to Use This Section

Interns are encouraged to:

  • Complete assigned modules during off days

  • Engage with quizzes, activities, and exercises

  • Apply what they learn when they return to the workplace

Software Development
PQI Hard Skills
Software Development
Upholsery
PQI Hard Skills
Upholsery
Carpentry and Woodwork
PQI Hard Skills
Carpentry and Woodwork
Business Skills and Professional Development
PQI Hard Skills
Business Skills and Professional Development
Fashion Apparel and design
PQI Hard Skills
Fashion Apparel and design
Welding and Fabrication
PQI Hard Skills
Welding and Fabrication
Hospitality and Hotel Management
PQI Hard Skills
Hospitality and Hotel Management
Electrical
PQI Hard Skills
Electrical
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING
PQI Hard Skills
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING

This course introduces interns to the fundamentals of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), equipping them with the technical skills required to design, model, and produce components in modern production environments.

Designed for self-paced learning during off-duty days, this course allows interns to build practical knowledge that complements hands-on experience in engineering, manufacturing, and design-related roles.

Learners will explore:

  • Basic design principles and technical drawing
  • Introduction to CAD software and 2D/3D modeling
  • Fundamentals of CAM processes and workflows
  • Understanding how digital designs translate into physical products

🎯 Learning Outcome

By the end of this course, interns will be able to:

  • Create simple digital designs
  • Understand the workflow from design to production
  • Apply CAD/CAM concepts in practical settings