Become a Certified Chief Electrical Engineer Supporting Modern Infrastructure
This program trains professionals to design, maintain, operate, manage, and supervise electrical systems in large-scale facilities such as airports, buildings, amusement parks, and transportation infrastructure. As a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)-certified program for Chief Electrical Engineer qualifications, all instructors are licensed Chief Electrical Engineers or Electricians. The curriculum is deeply aligned with real-world industry practices, preparing students to immediately contribute to the electrical sector upon graduation.

Point 1: 100% Employment Rate Every Year
Demand in the electrical industry remains stable regardless of economic conditions. With robust career support, graduates consistently find employment in major corporations and associations, working in roles that involve managing, maintaining, operating, and designing electrical systems in airports, commercial buildings, amusement facilities, and railways.

Point 2: Advantageous Pathway to National Certification as a Chief Electrical Engineer
Students receive strong support for certification through tailored lectures and individual feedback. Instructors with real-world field experience offer practical guidance in both technical and hands-on skills. Students are also eligible to obtain the highly competitive Class II or Class III Chief Electrical Engineer national licenses without taking the exam—upon graduation and completing the required work experience (5 years for Class II, 2 years for Class III).

Point 3: Learn Renewable Energy Systems Like Solar Power Generation
The curriculum includes topics such as solar power generation, large-scale battery storage, and energy management systems that use IT to efficiently operate power grids—offering insight into the future of sustainable power infrastructure.