Students from the Civil Construction Department — specializing in carpentry, plumbing, and masonry — engaged in practical training with the theodolite, an optical instrument used to measure horizontal and vertical angles between designated visible points.
This hands-on activity allowed them to strengthen their technical skills in surveying and construction measurement, reinforcing the importance of precision in building works.
Students at ESTV Don Bosco Fatumaca participate in a robust curriculum that combines theoretical classes, technical design projects, digitalized learning, fundamentals of automation, computer programming languages, and hands-on training. This integrated approach ensures that students develop both foundational knowledge and practical skills relevant to modern technical fields.
