Training Programs

AEP (Automation Engineer Program) focuses on Physical AI and Industrial Automation, covering 20 PLC brands, SCADA, HMI, VFD, DCS, Robotics, and IIoT. AIP (Artificial Intelligence Program) focuses on Digital AI, covering Python, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, GenAI, and Industrial AI. Both programs are 3-12 months with assessment-gated phases and real project experience. Choose AEP if you want to work with physical machines and factories; choose AIP if you prefer software, data, and algorithms.

Both the AEP and AIP programs run for 3 to 12 months. The exact duration depends on how quickly you progress through the assessment-gated phases (Phase 0 to Phase 5). Each phase has assessments that you must pass before advancing. Students with prior engineering knowledge may progress faster. The program is designed to produce job-ready engineers, so the focus is on competence, not just time spent.

EDWartens programs are open to anyone with the aptitude and willingness to learn. There is no strict educational requirement. Graduates (BTech, BSc, BCA, BCom), diploma holders, ITI graduates, and even 12th pass candidates can apply. Admission is based on an aptitude assessment, not your degree. EDWartens has a proven track record of training and placing candidates from non-engineering backgrounds.

Yes, you can take both programs sequentially. Some students complete AEP first to build a strong automation foundation and then take AIP to add AI skills. This combination makes you an exceptionally valuable professional who understands both the physical plant floor and the digital AI layer, positioning you for roles in Industrial IoT, Smart Manufacturing, and Industry 4.0 consulting.

EDWartens uses an assessment-gated structure. You must pass the assessment at the end of each phase before you progress, which is what keeps the guarantee honest. Phase 0 is the entry assessment, Phase 1 is foundation and electrical, Phase 2 is core PLC programming across the brands, Phase 3 is SCADA, HMI, VFD and DCS, Phase 4 is specialisation in robotics, IIoT and simulation, and Phase 5 is live industrial projects. Placement support then runs as Phase 6, and it does not stop until you are working.

Yes, EDWartens offers flexible installment payment plans for both AEP and AIP programs. You do not need to pay the entire fee upfront. The installment schedule is discussed during your free career consultation. EDWartens believes financial constraints should not prevent talented individuals from accessing quality training and career opportunities.