The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in management systems, water and sanitation and the use of both the horror and the development of skills in the work in the municipalities.

Municipalities are the institutions responsible for the management of cities and the provision of all services from health to water and sanitation, street lighting, paving of roads and work on everything. Citizens are concerned that management systems are in place promising people to feel comfortable and safe also gives them the greatest production capacity is also working to beautify the places and the changing environments and pool lighting for systems between units of highـlevel traditional lighting also called LED standard and digital controls that allow to provide the best appropriate experiences. Sewage is one of the parts of water distribution networks.

This network means the discharge of liquid waste from residential buildings and factories to treatment plants or sewage disposal sites. Water is also the most important part of a citizen’s life in any city. The functions of the municipalities.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Municipal managers and heads of local councils.
• Water engineers and water resources.
• Engineers of sewage.
• Officials of the departments of the development of the work of municipalities.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• The values of the experience of working in the municipalities.
• The development of work in the municipalities.
• The ability to lead groups to work in the field of lighting, water and sanitation.
• Experience in the implementation of the projects entrusted with precision and high professionalism.

• Definition of municipalities and their importance in the organization of cities.
• The strategy of the work of modern municipalities.
• The importance of lighting systems in the life citizens.
• Management of sewage stations.
• Management of water networks to reach all.