Level 5 of the Kahrobot path · Coming soon

PLC and HMI course in Arabic: be the first to know when it launches

In the PLC and HMI course in Arabic (Level 5), you get to know the programmable logic controller (PLC), the brain that runs machines and production lines, and how to program it in industrial languages such as Ladder Diagram, then the human-machine interface (HMI) screens operators use to monitor and control the machine.

After this level you can: read an industrial control program and write the operating sequence for a simple machine.

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Who is the PLC and HMI course in Arabic for?

Engineering studentsIn electrical, control and mechatronics programs, who want the practical side.

Factory techniciansAnyone who works around machines and wants to understand the control logic behind them.

New engineersIn maintenance and operations, who need a solid foundation in PLCs.

Who teaches it?Eng. Rakan Khaled: an automation and industrial-control engineer with 5+ years in factories, a master's degree in engineering, CMRP certification, and the founder of Kahrobot.

New to electronics?

The Kahrobot path starts from the basics and reaches the smart factory in six stages. Start now with Level 1 and watch the first two lessons free.

Common questions about the PLC and HMI course

When does the course launch?

We announce the launch date to the waitlist first, so sign up with your email above to hear the news before anyone else.

Do I need prior experience?

It helps to know the basics of electricity and control circuits. If you're starting from zero, begin with Level 1 and move through the path step by step.

How does the PLC and HMI course relate to electrical control?

The logic you build with relays and contactors in the classic electrical control course (Level 4) is the same logic you write as a ladder diagram in a PLC. That's why we recommend Level 4 before this course if you haven't worked on control panels before.

Is the course taught in Arabic?

Yes, everything is explained in Arabic, with the English terms you'll see in the factory and on programming screens.