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Siemens PLC and TIA Portal Training in Bangalore

Siemens PLC and TIA Portal training at EDWartens is the Siemens phase of the classroom Automation Engineer Program (AEP) in Electronic City, Bangalore: 19 sessions, from bit logic, timers and counters to analog and PID, Siemens HMI, WinCC SCADA and a SINAMICS drive, ending in a theory and practical Siemens exam.

Graduate reviewsElectronic City, Bangalore
Programme
AEP · 3 to 12 months
PLC brands
20
Also
SCADA · HMI · drives
Certificate
Experience certificate
Centre
Electronic City

Job guarantee (conditions apply). It runs for the nine months after you complete the programme. See the placement policy.

At a glance

Siemens PLC training facts

Siemens PLC training facts
ProgrammeThe classroom Automation Engineer Program (AEP), 3 to 12 months, at our Electronic City centre
Siemens phasePhase 2, 19 classroom sessions, ending in the Siemens exam (theory and practical)
SoftwareTIA Portal; WinCC for SCADA; SIMATIC Manager with PLCSIM for S7-300 projects
ControllersAsk admissions which Siemens controller families your batch uses
Other brands20 PLC brands, including Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Delta, ABB and Schneider Electric
Siemens partnerNo. EDWartens teaches Siemens PLC programming; it is not a Siemens training partner
Learn free firstFree online Siemens TIA Portal course

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Why this training

Why learn Siemens PLC programming in TIA Portal?

TIA Portal is the software in which Siemens' current SIMATIC controllers are programmed, and the same project holds the HMI screens and drive settings. Learning it means learning how a Siemens project is built from end to end: hardware configuration, program blocks, tags, HMI and diagnostics.

In the AEP, Siemens is the first brand taught in depth. 13 sessions of PLC programming in TIA Portal come first, from bit logic to analog inputs and PID. Then two Siemens HMI sessions, two WinCC SCADA sessions, a SINAMICS drive session and SIMATIC Manager with PLCSIM. The phase ends with the Siemens exam, theory and practical.

TIA Portal

What you program in TIA Portal

The Siemens phase in the order the classroom teaches it: 19 sessions, then the Siemens exam.

Siemens phase sessions by group
GroupSessions
PLC programming in TIA Portal (13)Siemens TIA Portal introduction; Bit logic I; Bit logic II; Signal edges; Timers; Counters; Comparators; Math operations; Move operations I; Move operations II; Conversion operations; Program control and shift; Analog and PID introduction
Siemens HMI (2)Siemens HMI I (HMI device and IP configuration, communication, screens and navigation); Siemens HMI II (Pop-up and global screens, alarm view, trends, user administration)
WinCC SCADA (2)Siemens SCADA (WinCC) I (SCADA configuration, communication, objects, screens and navigation); Siemens SCADA (WinCC) II (Alarms, trends, user administration, data acquisition, reporting)
Drives and the classic tool (2)SINAMICS VFD (Parameters, commissioning and PLC to VFD integration); SIMATIC Manager (S7-300) and PLCSIM

TIA Portal is Siemens' engineering software for its current SIMATIC controllers, HMI panels and drives. Siemens' current controller ranges, the S7-1200 and the S7-1500, are programmed only in TIA Portal. In the AEP, 13 of the 19 Siemens sessions are PLC programming in it. Older S7-300 and S7-400 projects are often still maintained in SIMATIC Manager (STEP 7 Classic), so the phase ends with a SIMATIC Manager session using PLCSIM.

Siemens is the first brand the AEP teaches in depth. Allen-Bradley follows in the same depth, then the other brands in a multi-platform phase: one programme covers 20 PLC brands. The full syllabus lists every session.

Siemens itself

Does Siemens provide training?

Yes. Siemens runs its own industrial training, SITRAIN, and awards its own certificates. Those courses are run by Siemens.

EDWartens is not a Siemens training partner and does not issue Siemens certificates. The AEP teaches Siemens PLC programming in TIA Portal inside a longer classroom programme that also covers Allen-Bradley and other PLC brands, SCADA, HMI and drives, and ends with an experience certificate describing the project work you did.

Careers

Roles that ask for Siemens PLC skills

Job titles that list Siemens PLC or TIA Portal skills, and what the market pays PLC programmers.

  • Siemens PLC programmer
  • TIA Portal developer
  • SCADA and WinCC engineer
  • Controls and automation engineer
  • Commissioning engineer
  • Project engineer (automation)

Market data, not EDWartens placement figures

Annual pay reported to AmbitionBox, in lakh rupees, with the number of salaries behind each figure.
Role and place0 to 1 year1 to 3 yearsAverage, all levelsSource
PLC programmer, India₹2.6 to 2.9 L183 salaries₹3.0 to 3.3 L1.1k salaries₹4.5 L2.5k salariesAmbitionBoxupdated 5 Oct 2026
PLC programmer, Bengaluru₹3.1 L10 salaries₹3.5 to 3.9 L97 salaries₹4.8 L198 salariesAmbitionBoxupdated 25 Sep 2026

Gross pay a year in lakh rupees, as reported to AmbitionBox by people in these roles across employers, read 5 Oct 2026. These are market figures, not what EDWartens engineers earn, and an offer depends on the employer, the role and the candidate. Figures resting on fewer than 5 salaries are not shown.

Start free

Learn Siemens TIA Portal free before you join

The free online Siemens TIA Portal course is open to anyone, with no classroom attached. A six-week plan sets out an order to work through it. The classroom AEP is for those who then want to program in person at the centre, alongside the other brands.

Video

Videos on this topic

Siemens TIA Portal keyboard shortcutsVideo: EDWartens India on YouTube.
New Generation: SIMATIC S7-1500 from SiemensVideo: Siemens Knowledge Hub on YouTube. Shown for reference; EDWartens is not affiliated with or endorsed by Siemens AG.

Eligibility

Who should enrol

No prior automation experience is assumed. Admissions confirms eligibility for your background.

  • B.E. / B.Tech, Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Mechatronics
  • Diploma, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, Instrumentation
  • ITI, Electrician, Electronics Mechanic, Fitter
  • BSc, Physics, Electronics, Mathematics
  • Working professionals moving into industrial automation

Why EDWartens

Six things you can verify about EDWartens

A written job guarantee

The guarantee is in the placement policy, with its conditions: every phase completed, at least 90% attendance, assessments passed, the arranged interviews attended. Job guarantee or programme fee refunded (conditions apply). It runs for the nine months after you complete the programme. See the placement policy.

20 PLC brands

Siemens and Allen-Bradley in depth, then the other brands in a multi-platform phase. The syllabus lists every session.

Wired PLC panels

You write and test programs on wired PLC training panels at the Electronic City centre.

An experience certificate

An experience certificate issued by the company, describing the project work you did. Certificates can be checked on the verification page.

Admissions in your language

Admissions help in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi, as well as English. The numbers are on the contact page.

A training institute inside an engineering company

EDWartens India is the training brand of Wartens Automation Private Limited (CIN U74999KA2019PTC130959). Candidates join as junior engineers, and the final phase is project work on Wartens automation projects.

Batches

Next AEP batches

The AEP is a classroom programme in Electronic City and lasts 3 to 12 months, depending on the phases a candidate completes. Ask admissions for the next batch date.

Ask admissions for the next batch date: contact admissions, or see the dates listed on the AEP page.

20

PLC brands in the AEP

3 to 12

Months, by phases completed

67

Classroom sessions in the AEP

6

Languages for admissions help

Job guarantee (conditions apply): see the placement policy for the terms.

Short on time?

PGDIA: four weeks, ₹26,000 including GST

Market price ₹47,200You save ₹21,200 (45%)

Siemens is taught in the classroom on PGDIA: PLC with TIA Portal, HMI and SCADA. 24 classroom days of 4 hours in Electronic City, Bangalore on Siemens and Delta PLC, HMI and SCADA, plus about 154 hours of guided self-study, including full lessons from our free courses, and interview preparation.

Prefer to learn from home? EPGDIA is the same course, live online, ₹24,000 including GST.

Market price is the median published fee, including GST, of three comparable hands-on industrial automation programmes in South India: IMTMA, Bangalore, Foundation Course in Industrial Automation, 4 weeks full time, ₹42,480 (₹36,000 + GST, 2019 notice); ASAP Kerala, Industrial Automation, 300 hours, ₹47,200 (including GST, 2026); NIELIT, PG Programme in Industrial Automation System Design, ₹59,000 (₹50,000 + tax, 2025). Checked 13 October 2026. It is not a price EDWartens has charged for PGDIA.

Paid in full before the course starts; there are no instalments. If you withdraw before the course starts, the fee is refunded in full. Once the course has started, it is not refundable. Read the full terms.

Get started

Start your engineering career

Tell us where you are now. A career counsellor calls you back to book your free assessment.

  • Job guarantee in writing, conditions applyA job offer, or your fees refunded, on the terms of our placement policy.
  • A real counsellor, not a chatbotOne call, usually the same day.
  • No obligation, no spamWe call once. You decide from there.

Questions

Siemens PLC and TIA Portal Training: your questions

Answers to the most common questions about this training program.

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TIA Portal (Totally Integrated Automation Portal) is Siemens' engineering software for its current SIMATIC controllers, HMI panels and drives. The S7-1200 and S7-1500 controllers are programmed only in TIA Portal; older S7-300 and S7-400 projects are often still maintained in SIMATIC Manager (STEP 7 Classic).

19 classroom sessions: TIA Portal projects; bit logic, edges, timers, counters, comparators, maths, move and conversion; program control; analog inputs and PID introduction; Siemens HMI; WinCC SCADA; SINAMICS VFD integration; SIMATIC Manager (S7-300) with PLCSIM. The phase ends with the Siemens exam (theory and practical).

Yes. Siemens runs its own industrial training, called SITRAIN, and awards its own certificates. EDWartens is not a Siemens training partner and does not issue Siemens certificates. The AEP teaches Siemens PLC programming in TIA Portal as part of a classroom programme that covers other PLC brands too, and ends with the Wartens experience certificate.

No. The AEP is not a Siemens course and leads to no Siemens certification. You receive an experience certificate describing the training and the project work you did; certificates can be checked at edwartens.co.in/verification.

No. Siemens PLC training is part of the AEP and is not offered as a standalone module. If you want to learn Siemens on its own first, the free online Siemens TIA Portal course at edwartens.co.in/free/siemens-tia-portal is open to anyone.

The sessions are taught in TIA Portal, plus one session in SIMATIC Manager with PLCSIM for S7-300 projects. Admissions can tell you which Siemens controller families your batch uses.

The Siemens phase is 19 classroom sessions of the AEP, which lasts 3 to 12 months depending on the phases a candidate completes. After Siemens come Allen-Bradley in the same depth, then the other PLC brands.

The AEP carries a written job guarantee with conditions (all phases completed, at least 90% attendance, assessments passed, at least 10 arranged interviews attended, at least 5 applications a week, no more than 3 valid offers rejected); if a candidate who meets them is not placed within nine months of completing, the programme fee is refunded. Full terms: edwartens.co.in/placement-policy.

EDWartens trains at its classroom centre in Electronic City, Bangalore 560100. Electronic City metro station (Yellow Line, opened August 2025) is about 300 m from the centre in a straight line.

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