Field training aims to achieve several important goals, including:

1. Providing students with practical training opportunities to gain hands-on experience and familiarize themselves with the real work environment.

2. Developing students’ skills in dealing with obstacles and challenges encountered in the field.

3. Offering students the chance to engage in applied work, enhancing their academic and laboratory knowledge acquired during their studies.

4. Training students to take responsibility, meet deadlines, and improve their teamwork skills.

5. Introducing students to the equipment and tools used in the field and linking them to their theoretical knowledge.

6. Enabling students to explore potential career opportunities available after graduation.

7. Allowing students to identify real-world problems in the workplace and work toward appropriate engineering solutions through research or graduation projects.

8. Giving training institutions the opportunity to evaluate students’ performance, assess the benefits gained from the program, and consider recruiting college graduates in the future.