You will learn both. The diploma in Electrical Engineering teaches you the fundamentals of circuit design, so you understand how electrical circuits work, how components interact, and how to create simple to moderate electrical layouts. You will study topics like basic electronics, circuit theory, digital electronics, and control systems to help you design working circuits.
At the same time, the course also trains you in maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting. You will learn how to identify faults in circuits, repair components, check wiring, operate testing instruments, and maintain electrical machines. Through lab sessions and workshops, you get hands-on practice with real circuits, motors, transformers, panels, and measuring tools.
By the end of the course, you will be capable of designing new circuits, modifying existing systems, and maintaining electrical setups used in homes, industries, and machines. The training prepares you for both creative design work and technical maintenance roles in the electrical field.