Arabian Infotech Training Institute

Arabian Infotech Training Institute

Bur Dubai

Arabian Infotech Training Institute is an engineering school in Bur Dubai focused on practical technical training. Reviews highlight hands-on Electrical Technician courses and HVAC design classes that combine classroom theory with lab or real-world applications.

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961 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Hands-on labs

Electrical and HVAC courses pair theory with practical lab work, tools, wiring, troubleshooting and equipment-based exercises.

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Clear teaching

Students repeatedly describe complex technical topics being broken down patiently, with questions answered until the lessons make sense.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask for practice. When comparing courses, check how much hands-on work is included; practical sessions were repeatedly described as especially useful.

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Check schedule. For online HVAC design, confirm the timetable in advance: one four-week course ran every Tuesday and Thursday.

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Practical details

Suite 205, Second Floor, Al Hamriya Building, Same FAB Bank & Atkins Building Near BurJuman - Metro Station
Al Hamriya, Dubai
Mon10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tue10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wed10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thu10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Fri8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
Sat10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Class interaction

One HVAC design student wanted more interactive classes and doubts cleared during the lesson rather than later.

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The Bottom Line

Arabian Infotech Training Institute is an engineering school in Bur Dubai where students take practical courses for technical and MEP-related work. The clearest strengths in the reviews are the mix of theory and practice, approachable explanations, and course content tied to tasks people encounter on site. Electrical training is a major draw.

Students describe working through LV-room-to-MDB power distribution, electrical drawings, voltage and current calculations, testing, wiring and DEWA-related systems. The Electrical Design course goes into load schedules, single-line diagrams, house wiring and meter arrangements. HVAC learners cover fundamentals, air-conditioning systems, refrigeration, safety, installation and troubleshooting, while HVAC design is also available online.

There is useful breadth beyond those core courses. Reviews mention Certified ELV training built around CCTV, fire alarm panels, access control and BMS, as well as ETAP, Revit MEP, firefighting systems, plumbing and MEP estimation. Pro and ETABS.

The main caution is limited rather than widespread: one HVAC design review asked for more interactive teaching and quicker clarification of doubts during class. If that matters to you, ask about class format and question time before enrolling. Also ask about practical sessions and any post-course revision support; one learner received extra HVAC design classes four months later.

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