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Student training & placement

A skilled trade is a secure career

Job-oriented programmes with hands-on practice on production-grade equipment, recognised certification, and placement support with employers across the Hazira industrial belt.

4,200
Learners Trained
87%
Placement Rate
65
Hiring Partners
3,800
Certifications Awarded
48
Corporate Clients
24
Certified Trainers

Why train with Maple

We train you the way the job will test you

Maple Heavy Engineering fabricates pressure vessels and structural assemblies for the oil, gas, power and nuclear sectors. Our training division exists because we could not find enough people with the skills our own shop floor needs.

That shapes everything. You practise on production-grade equipment. Your welds are inspected the way a client inspects ours. Your assessment is the qualification test an employer will put you through.

  • Substantial hands-on workshop hours, not classroom-only theory
  • Instructors who qualify on production work, not demonstrations
  • Certification pathways employers actually ask for
  • Direct introductions to 65 hiring partners

Scholarships

Merit scholarships of up to 50% and a 25% concession for women entering engineering trades.

Installment plans

Two- and three-installment options so the fee does not have to be paid up front.

Placement support

65 hiring partners across the Hazira and Dahej belts. 87% of our learners are placed.

Flexible batches

Weekday and weekend batches across three centres so training fits around work.

Popular with students

Job-oriented programmes

All courses

Admissions

From enquiry to employment

Six steps. A counsellor guides you through every one of them.

  1. 1

    Enquire

    Submit the form or call us. No payment, no obligation.

  2. 2

    Counselling

    A counsellor confirms your eligibility and recommends a programme.

  3. 3

    Apply

    Submit your ID and qualification documents for verification.

  4. 4

    Admission

    Pay in full or choose a 2- or 3-installment plan.

  5. 5

    Training

    Attend your batch — classroom theory plus substantial workshop practice.

  6. 6

    Certify & place

    Sit your assessment, earn your certificate, and enter our placement pipeline.

Where it led

Learners who made the move

Building a QA/QC Bench from Within

Eight internal fitters trained to ASNT Level II, removing a third-party inspection dependency.

Inspectors Certified
8
Inspection Cost Saving
42%

Start here

Apply for admission

Tell us your background and what you want to do. A counsellor will call you within one working day with a recommendation, batch dates and fee options.

Fee support available

  • Merit scholarships up to 50% (limited seats each intake)
  • 25% concession for women entering engineering trades
  • Early-bird discount of 15% when you book 30 days ahead
  • Two- and three-installment payment plans

Student Admissions

Apply for Admission

No payment required to apply. A counsellor will guide you through the rest.

We never share your details. See our privacy policy.

Questions

Before you apply

What qualifications do I need to enrol?

Most programmes require a 10th pass with an ITI qualification or relevant trade experience. Diploma and degree holders are eligible for all courses. Specific eligibility is listed on each course page.

Are the certifications recognised by employers?

Yes. We prepare learners for ASME Section IX, AWS D1.1, ASNT Level II and NSDC/Skill India certifications, all of which are recognised across the oil, gas, power and fabrication sectors.

Do you provide placement support?

We maintain relationships with 65 hiring partners across the Hazira industrial belt and share candidate profiles with them on completion. Placement is not guaranteed, but our current placement rate is 87%.

Can the fee be paid in installments?

Yes. Two- and three-installment plans are available on most courses, with a small processing fee. Your counsellor will explain the options at admission.

Do you offer scholarships?

Merit scholarships of up to 50% are available in limited numbers each intake, along with a 25% concession for women entering engineering trades.

What is a typical class size?

Practical courses run from 14 to 20 learners so every trainee gets adequate machine and booth time. Safety and theory courses run up to 30.