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Thank you so much for the response.
Let the journey begin.

I speak positively in this thread and by mid 2024, I'll come back to this quote, typing from somewhere in Australia.
Amen.

bellong:
Yes, degree in physics will fly with instrumentaion technician. There are many applications of physics in the profession.

Hi all.
Please I'll appreciate your input.

Below is our details:

Main applicant Age - 35

English test result - N/A

Course of study - Industrial physics

Educational Qualifications with date
1. B.Sc Industrial physics - 2010

2. Certificate of Proficiency in Mechatronics Engineering- (6 months course)

Currently working with the Mechatronics certificate as an Electrical and instrumentation Technician- 2013 till date

Marital status- Yes

Spouse details:

Age - 30

English test result - N/A

Course of study - Public Administration

Educational Qualifications with date
1. HND Public Administration 2014

Job title(s) Administrative officer.

Years of Experience: 6 years.

I'm looking at going for Electrical Engineering technician as it specified Electrical instrumentation technician as a specialization.

Am I on the right track?