EMTI UPDATES

Applications for the ME 15 Programme (Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch), commencing on 22 May 2017, will be closing at midnight on Sunday 26 February 2017. Applicants submitting new applications MUST SUBMIT IT ONCE ONLY.

Those that have submitted applications since August 2014, for both the ME 14 and 15 programmes, have had their applications captured on the database and are requested  TO NOT RE-SUBMIT applications. The date and details of the written screening examinations, as well as those applicants invited to write the screening examinations, will be promulgated in the first week of March 2017. Written screening examinations will, at present, likely be conducted in Addis Ababa and Bahir Dar.

Applications for the ME 16 Programme, scheduled to commence on 25 September 2017, will be open from 27 February 2017. Applicants graduating in June/July 2017 must apply for the ME 16 and following programmes  as the successful completion of their Mechanical Engineering degree   is a prerequisite for joining the programme (Although they can apply online prior to graduating their original graduation certificates will be required and verified when registering if selected).

You have been accepted for the next programme in Electro-Technical Officer. Congratulations.

• ETO Batch 14: Basic Training for course ET17B – starts on 10 April 2017.  See call-up instructions below.

You are hereby called-up to report to the Academy at the Peda Campus of the University of Bahir Dar from 8 April 2017, but not later than 17:00 on 9 April 2017, for the start of their programme.  The first course in the programme is basic training.  On successful completion of this course, you will start the 6-month course, Electro-Technical Officer, which is the core course of the programme.  Basic training consists of the following subjects:

1. Elementary first aid
2. Fire prevention and fire fighting
3. Personal safety and social responsibilities
4. [Maritime] survival techniques

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