The comprehensive training program is 24 months-long and covers a vast variety of challenging and interesting topics. The training is split up into different phases:
| Phase | Program | Details | Duration |
| 1 | Semester 1 | During this phase, trainees will be assigned to one of the four disciplines, which are Oil & Gas Processing Operations, Mechanical Maintenance, Instrument and Control Maintenance or Mechanical Maintenance. Trainees acquire the knowledge and skills required for their specialization through an intensive course, which includes training in the classroom, workshop, and pilot plants. | 6 months |
| 2 | Semester 2 | During this phase, trainees apply the techniques, methods, and procedures they learned in the Academy's pilot plant, where they must complete all Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organization (OPITO) and National Qualifications Center (NQC) accreditation requirements that can be completed on campus and be ready to be transferred to the sites. | 6 months |
| 3 | On-Job Training (Site Specific Training) | During this phase, trainees are trained and stationed at their future operating company. At the end of this phase and before graduation, trainees will be evaluated by a panel of senior instructors and managers from the Academy and the Operating Companies. By then, the trainee should have completed all his diploma requirements. | 12 months |
Upon completing the training, the trainees will graduate with one of the four vocational qualifications offered by the Academy:
During the period of training, ADNOC Technical Academy provides its trainees with a range of benefits and allowances that include the following:
The ADNOC Technical Academy program is recognized by three national and global awarding bodies:
This is an important testimony to the quality of our training and to your formal certification as a trainee. These accreditations reflect our standing as one of the world’s most pristine energy training facilities.