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Getting started with GIS Career
GIS career is developed to help you find the needed courses you should attend to enhance
your skills at the job you are working. It shows you the needed knowledge to be acquired to
move on in advancing and developing your career path. Starting from GIS end user till GIS
consultant positions you can find your way with different jobs and careers.
As one of our most unique services, we offer training programs designed to meet the needs
of anyone interested in developing a career in the field of GIS in Egypt and the MENA region.
The programs are divided into 13 different GIS career paths, based on the varying GIS tasks
for each role. We’ve selected & developed a series of courses that cover the different
knowledge, skills, and qualifications required for each career path. Some of the career paths
we cater to are: GIS End Users, Developers, Analysts, GIS Managers and Project Managers.
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1. GIS End User
Job Responsibilities o GIS end users (knowledge workers) produce a highly presentable GIS maps based on
applications that are built and deployed by GIS developer.
o GIS end users work with the GIS application to work on a variety of daily tasks.
o Use the core GIS software ArcGIS with its basic capabilitiesmaps that are used to serve a variety of purposes.
o They read and interpret maps; manipulate, understand and manage data entered into a GIS database.
o Create and use Geodatabase components that maintain data integrity and prevent errors during data creation and editing in addition to solving common spatial data alignment problems.
o Can build a complex model to automate an analysis workflow
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
En
d U
ser
(GEU
)
Track: Foundation
1 Introduction to ArcGIS desktop1 2 16
11 days
88 Hours
2 Introduction to ArcGIS desktop2 3 24
3 Introduction to ArcGIS desktop3 2 16
4 What’s new in ArcGIS 10 2 16
5 On Job Training 2 16
Table (1) GIS End User
This is the fundamental course given to all categories. It is the only block given to the End
Users. It aims at finding a common language between all trainees regardless of their various
experiences and backgrounds. This facilitates the transmission of knowledge between the
categories. So, the results could be summarized in the following points:
1. Giving all the trainees the basic theoretical GIS knowledge required for any GIS user.
2. Being able to differentiate between the different data formats of Esri.
3. Creating a common language between all the trainees using the discussed GIS
terminologies
4. Using the core GIS software ArcGIS with its basic capabilities.
5. Having the ability to imagine what is behind.
6. The uses of GIS as a tool for spatial data analysis and decision making support will be
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clear.
On-The-Job Training Setup: As a pilot training the trainees will use different methods for
making map templates, and apply advanced techniques for data classification. In addition the
users will practice preparing map layouts using their own data (if available).
Prerequisites:
o Basic computer knowledge.
o Familiar with windows operating systems.
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2. GIS Surveyor Job Responsibilities
o Observing, receiving, and otherwise obtaining information from all relevant datasources.
o Processing Information -- Compiling, coding, categorizing, calculating, tabulating, auditing, or verifying information or data.
o Using computers and computer systems (including hardware and software) to program, write software, set up functions, enter data, convert data or process informationin the field of field survey
o Evaluating Information to Determine Compliance with Standards -- Using relevant information and individual judgment to determine whether events or processes comply with laws, regulations, or standards.
Block Name
No Course Name Days Hours Track
Time
GIS
Su
rve
yor
(GS)
Track: Foundation
Track: Surveyor 1 Introduction to Global Positioning System 2 16 9 Days
72
Hours
2 Introduction to Remote Sensing 3 24
3 Working with CAD Data in ArcGIS Desktop 1 8
4 On Job Training 3 24
Table (2) GIS Surveyor
This block is mainly targeting the category of spatial data engineers. It tries to give the
required theoretical background in dealing with different data collection sources. Data
collection is accomplished through a group of practical applications on the most recently and
efficiently used software and hardware. So, the skills the trainee will gain could be
summarized as follows:
1. Having the necessary theoretical background required for a data collector and
producer.
2. Having the ability to deal with the most frequently used software and hardware in the
field of field survey.
3. Being able to deal with raster sources of data either it is from photogrammetry or
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remote sensing.
4. Supervising the surveyors work.
5. Gaining the required skills for differentiating various types of images and choose the
most suitable according to work needs.
6. Putting the suitable work plan for his team either indoors of office or outdoors.
On-The-Job Training Setup: The trainees will use GPS devices for the practical survey of a
neighboring area the surveyed area will be inserted into the Survey Analyst to be
processed. The trainees will also use local images to practice georeferencing.
Prerequisites:
o Surveying background.
o Basic computer knowledge.
o Familiar with windows operation system.
o Completing the Foundation Track.
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3. GIS Data Specialist Job Responsibilities
o Check, prepare and load source data.
o Use a variety of automation techniques required for making quality control on data.
o Use a variety of Map production editing techniques.
o Analyzing, collecting, storing and creating GIS data.
o Testing data to ensure its integrity.
o Compiling and presenting data on maps; helping in the upper management decision making process.
o The GIS data specialist is also expected to act as a consultant for others who utilize the GIS data contained in the geographic information systems.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Dat
a
Spe
cial
ist
(GD
S)
Track: Foundation
Track: Data Specialist 1 Data Production and Editing Techniques 3 24 7 Day
56
Hours
3 What’s new in Editing 1 8
4 On Job Training 3 24
Table (3) GIS Data Specialist
This course aims at building the trainee’s knowledge of producing maps starting from the
advanced editing techniques used in producing spatial data to passing by the techniques
required for making quality control on data. Besides, it will teach the trainees the advanced
techniques used in map cartography and layout production.
On-The-Job Training Setup: As a pilot training the trainees will define the requirements
of their data production process. They will use the ArcGIS suite for implementing that
editing techniques, and they will produce data, apply editing techniques and QA/QC
methods.
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Prerequisites:
o Basic computer knowledge.
o Familiar with windows operation system.
o Completing the foundation Track.
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4. GIS Cartographer Job Responsibilities
o Apply a standard cartographic workflow to efficiently and effectively create maps using ArcGIS.
o Apply basic cartographic design principles.
o Create maps that are easy to interpret and properly designed for the audience and delivery medium
o Balance cartographic theory and principles to deliver effective maps
o Researching, selecting and evaluating map source data for use in the preparation or revision of maps and charts to various scales.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Car
togr
aph
er
(GC
)
Track: Foundation
Track: Cartographer 1 Creating and Publishing Maps with ArcGIS 3 24 6Days48
Hours 3 On Job Training 3 24
Table (4) GIS Cartographer
This block aims at building the trainee’s knowledge of producing maps starting from the
simple templates, basic symbols, and new cartographic representations.
Besides, it will teach the trainees the advanced techniques used in map cartography and
layout production. The skills that the trainee will gain could be summarized as follows:
1. Giving the user the ability to work with cartography methods and techniques.
2. Giving the user experience in producing different layouts and templates.
3. Awareness of new techniques of cartographic representations.
On-The-Job Training Setup: As a pilot training the trainees will define the requirements of
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their map production process and symbols of their industry. They will use the ArcGIS suite for
implementing that cartographic representations technique, and they will produce maps, using
different symbology techniques and layouts methods.
Prerequisites:
o Basic computer knowledge.
o Familiar with windows operation system.
o Completing the foundation Track.
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5. GIS Analyst Job Responsibilities
o Envision, design, and develop new software functionality.
o Write comprehensive technical documentation on software tools and GIS methods.
o Enhance product quality by creating, reviewing, and executing high quality test plans.
o Analyze, assist with, and drive customer issues.
o Participate with management and development teams on planning for future releases.
o Produces a variety of high quality geographic and demographic materials for marketing purposes.
o Uses well Geographic Information Systems (GIS) fundamental concepts, practices and procedures; with an emphasis on analytical work.
o Supports the activities of GIS Specialist including support for analytical mapping jobs for production; provides support and assistance for extra workload as needed.
o Assists with analysis, research, design, and implementation of all mapping tools, templates, standards, and software as well as create a knowledge base of standard
templates and techniques.
o Consults with GIS professionals to define project requirements, investigating various approaches to attainment of end result.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
An
alys
t (G
A)
Track: Foundation
Track: Surveyor
Track: Data Specialist
Track: Advanced Data Specialist
rack: CartographerT
Track: Analyst 1 Performing Analysis with ArcGIS Desktop 3 24 13
Days
104
2 Introduction to Geoprocessing Scripts Using
Python 3 24
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4 Working with 3D GIS Using ArcGIS 2 24 Hours
5 Creating and Analyzing Surfaces Using ArcGIS
Spatial Analyst 1 8
6 Geoprocessing Raster Data Using ArcGIS Spatial
Analyst 1 8
7 Introduction to Esri Business Analyst 2 16
8 Working with Geometric network for utilities 1 8
Table (5) GIS Analyst
This block is only targeting the GIS analyst. It tries to give him the required theoretical
background for a GIS analysis including the methodologies of GIS analysis. Besides, it
introduces a group of tools that could be helpful for the analyst. It illustrates ArcGIS
Extensions for different usages. So, the results of this course could be summarized as follows
1- Teaching the analyst the methodological methods for GIS analysis
2- Documenting the work and making reports.
On-The-Job Training Setup: The trainees will learn to analyze a sample model and create
sub-models of the original one. Analysis will be made on the sub-models and specialized
tools will be used to represent that model and find an optimum design and analysis of
that model.
Prerequisites:
o Strong computer knowledge.
o Completing the Foundation Track, Surveyor Track, Data Specialist, Advanced
Data Specialist, Cartographer track
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6. GIS Database Designer Job Responsibilities
o Building the spatial sense for the database designer.
o Dealing with spatial data in several types of database software.
o Awareness of CASE tools and modeling
o Basic understanding of software design techniques including object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD) techniques using the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
o Ability to use the CASE tools for modeling a local database.
o Apply Esri design methodology and best practices to develop appropriate solutions and technology strategies that address business workflows and technical requirements with special focus on the geodatabase
o Review existing ArcGIS-based enterprise systems and provide recommendations, considerations, and improvements in systems design, application technology, operational performance, system administration, and technology migration
o Perform enterprise software installation, configuration, and performance tuning services
o Complete technical assessments and document recommendations in reports, presentations, and white papers
o Present solution and system design concepts to technical and non-technical audiences
Block Name
No Course Name Days Hours Track
Time
GIS
Dat
abas
e
(GD
D)
De
sign
er
Track: Foundation Track: Database Designer
1 Building Geodatabase 3 24 9 days
72
hours
2 System Architecture Design Strategies 3 24
3 On Job Training 3 24
Table (6) GIS Database Designer
This course helps the targeted trainee gain the basic skills required for a database designing.
It teaches him how to design Geodatabase. Beside that the user is taught how to administrate
Geodatabases created using RDBMS.
1. Building the spatial sense for the database designer.
2. Training the database designer how to deal with spatial data in several types of
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database software.
3. Awareness of CASE tools and modeling.
On-The-Job Training Setup: The trainees will use the CASE tools for modeling a local
database. Afterwards the trainees will use the RDBMS to build a local database for storing
GIS data. The trainees will practice loading their own data (vector and raster) to the
RDBMS server using the ArcSDE, in addition to controlling the users' access to the data
and setting the appropriate permissions for the different users which they will create by
themselves using RDBMS, and thus they will learn how to administrate their own server
and optimize their storage needs.
Prerequisites:
o Strong computer knowledge.
o Good knowledge in RDBMS design concepts.
o Completing the Foundation Track.
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7. GIS Database Administrator Job Responsibilities
o Responsible for database administration tasks over one or more of various RDBMS.
o Installing the Database software & creating a database instance.
o Managing the database instance & Database storage structure managing users &
schema objects.
o Export & Import Data including the GIS data
o Database Backup & Recovery & manage versioning
o Managing Database Replication
o Performing database performance tuning and table indexing
o Handling DB crashes and problems by learning the suitable tabs and techniques for
administering the core RDBMS " Oracle or SQL
o Tuning the performance of ArcGIS Server as a spatial database engine SW
o Controlling the users' access to the data and setting the appropriate permissions for
the different users which they will create by themselves using RDBMS, and thus
they will learn how to administrate their own server and optimize their storage
needs.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Dat
abas
e
Ad
min
istr
ato
r(G
DB
Ad
min
)
nTrack: Foundatio Track: Database Designer
Track: Database Administrator 1 Introduction to Multiuser Geodatabase 2 16
15
Days
120
Hours
2 Managing Editing Workflows in a Multiuser
Geodatabase
3 24
3 Data Management in the Multiuser Geodatabase 3 24
4 ArcGIS Server Enterprise Configuration and
Tuning for Oracle
2 16
5 ArcGIS Server Enterprise Configuration and
Tuning for SQL Server
2 16
6 On Job Training 3 24
Table (7) GIS Database Administrator
This course helps the targeted trainee gain the basic skills required for a database
Administrator, it aims at extending the knowledge of the database designer in dealing with
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spatial or GIS database and the different techniques of storing and indexing this type of data
in an enterprise database. Besides, he is notified with the framework introduced by Esri to
design any GIS database and also the methodology and the tools introduced. So, the results
could be summarized in the following points:
1. Learning the advanced skills required for administrating and tuning a GIS database
2. Skills of ArcSDE Administration
On-The-Job Training Setup: The trainees will use the CASE tools for modeling a local
database. Afterwards the trainees will use the RDBMS to build a local database for storing
GIS data. The trainees will practice loading their own data (vector and raster) to the
RDBMS server using the ArcSDE, in addition to controlling the users' access to the data
and setting the appropriate permissions for the different users which they will create by
themselves using RDBMS, and thus they will learn how to administrate their own server
and optimize their storage needs.
Prerequisites:
o Strong computer knowledge.
o Good knowledge in RDBMS design concepts.
o DB Administrator in "Oracle, SQL or both".
o Completing the Foundation Track, Database Designer
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8. GIS Server Administrator Job Responsibilities
o Implement ArcGIS Server architecture and recommended workflows for managing
GIS services, applications, data, users,and servers.
o The ArcGIS Server Administrator will administer and maintain ArcGIS servers.
o Manage all geospatial web sites and web services; maintain web based GIS access
methods.
o Know Strategies where Production ArcGIS Server implementation in which GIS
content is shared across the enterprise or on the Web, administrators need
effective strategies to ensure performance, security, and reliability.
o Troubleshoot and support all web based interfaces for geospatial data.
o Support a production ArcGIS Server implementation in which GIS content is shared
across the enterprise or on the Web, administrators need effective strategies to
ensure performance, security, and reliability.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Se
rve
r A
dm
inis
trat
or
(GS
Ad
min
)
Track: Foundation
Track: Server Administrator 1 Introduction to ArcGIS Server 2 16 12 Days
96Hours 2 ArcGIS Server: Web Administration Using the
Microsoft .NET Framework
3 24
3 Managing Imagery using ArcGIS 2 16
4 Creating Effective Web Applications Using ArcGIS
Server
2 16
5 On Job Training 3 24
Table (8) GIS Server Administrator
This course help users to support a production ArcGIS Server implementation in which
GIS content is shared across the enterprise or on the Web, administrators need effective
strategies to ensure performance, security, and reliability.
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It teaches those strategies. You will be introduced to the ArcGIS Server architecture and
recommended workflows for managing GIS services, applications, data, users,and servers.
On-The-Job Training:
After completing this phase using real server, hosting an application on it, there will be a
predefined structured training applied on the customer application and simulate the real
scenario
Prerequisites:
o Network administration Background.
o Windows Server Knowledge.
o ArcGIS Server Knowledge.
o Completing the foundation Track.
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9. GIS Desktop Developer Job Responsibilities o Responsible for taking documented software requirements and software design model
and developing various applications, systems and products using different technologies like JAVA & .NET with minimum technical supervision required.
o Interpret written business requirements and software specification documents.
o Interpret written software design document.
o Perform coding to written software design according to organization coding convention and design guidelines.
o Investigate, analyze and document reported defects.
o Extend ArcGIS Desktop applications with custom buttons, tools, windows, and extensions to provide additional functionality to end users
o Perform maintenance programming and correction of identified defects.
o Create, document, and implement unit test plans and scripts.
o Create and maintain technical documentation using defined technical documentation templates.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
De
skto
p
De
velo
pe
r
(GD
De
velo
pe
r) Track: Foundation
Track :GIS Desktop Developer
1 Introduction to Geoprocessing Scripts Using
Python
3 24 7 Days
56
hours 2 Programming ArcGIS Desktop Using Add-ins 2 16
3 On Job Training 2 16
Table (9) GIS Desktop Developer
The ArcGIS Desktop applications, including ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ArcScene™, and ArcGlobe™,
all share a common application framework. Developers can extend these applications with
custom buttons, tools, windows, and extensions to provide additional functionality to end
users. This advanced Phase shows how to customize and extend ArcGIS applications by
building custom COM components. Students learn the fundamentals of the application
framework and the types of customizations that are possible.
Students build custom COM components and learn how to seamlessly integrate them into
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ArcGIS Desktop applications. This Phase is designed for experienced ArcObjects programmers
who are familiar with Windows and COM development. Course exercises can be completed
using Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic .NET, C# or JAVA.And Learn Advanced PYTHON Scripts.
On-The-Job Training Setup:The Instructor with conjunction with students will imagine and
develop a type of Case study or Pilot Study to employ all what they learned.
Prerequisites:
o Good knowledge of Visual Basic, Java or VS.NET.
o Completing GIS Foundation Track.
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10. GIS Web/Enterprise Developer Job Responsibilities
o Design, develop, and maintain public-facing Web mapping sites and applications
through concept, design, and implementation phases.
o Work with existing design templates to maintain corporate branding and image
including implementation of specified standards.
o Ensure cross-browser, cross-platform integrity of Web designs.
o Maintain knowledge of current trends in Web application development.
o Deliver exceptional, quality service to all clients.
o Carrying out web application development/design, software implementation and
documentation.
o Working closely with the solutions team to designing, developing, recommending,
implementing, and supporting system architecture (hardware, software, application,
database and communications) for enterprise GIS web based solutions.
o Testing, documenting and installing customized web applications integrated with ESRI
products.
o Acts as an advisor to teams within the division and become actively involved as
required to meet schedules or resolve problems.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
zGIS
We
b/
Ente
rpri
se D
eve
lop
er
(GW
/E
De
velo
pe
r)
Track: Foundation Track: Web/ Enterprise Developer
1 Developing Applications with ArcGIS Server
Using the Java Platform
3 24
19
Days152
Hours
2 Developing Applications with ArcGIS Server
Using the Microsoft .NET Framework 3 24
3 Building Web Applications Using the ArcGIS API
for Flex 2 16
4 Building Web Applications Using the ArcGIS API
for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF
2 16
5 Building Web Applications Using the ArcGIS API
for JavaScript 2 16
8 On Job Training 5 40
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Table (10)GIS Web/Enterprise Developer
ArcGIS Server provides a set of software components and a framework for developing
centrally managed GIS applications. This advanced phase introduces the ASP.NET Web
Application Developer Framework (ADF) and teaches how to build custom ArcGIS Server
applications. Students learn about the available libraries, application programming interfaces
(API), and server development guidelines, and how to develop different types of Web
applications. Students build applications ranging from ASP.NET Web applications that use the
ADF Web controls to ArcGIS Explorer custom tasks and server object extensions. Students
also learn how to extend the ADF with custom buttons and tools through the new task
framework. This phase is designed for experienced ArcObjects programmers who have
Internet development experience using ASP.NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0.
On-The-Job Training:After completing this phase using Java or .NET technology, there will
be a predefined structured training applied on the customer data and simulate the real
scenario
Prerequisites:
o Having a strong powerful knowledge using the different programming
languages used "Java or .Net or both".
o Completing the foundation Track.
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11. GIS Mobile Developer Job Responsibilities
o Awareness of ArcGIS Server software components and a framework for developing
ArcGIS mobile applications.
o Awarness of ArcGIS Mobile SDK and knows how to build custom ArcGIS Mobile
applications.
o Learn about the available libraries, application programming interfaces (API).
o Familiar with server development guidelines and how to develop different types of
Mobile applications and servings Mobile Projects.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Mo
bile
De
velo
pe
r (G
M
De
velo
pe
r)
Track: Foundation Track: Mobile Developer
1 Authoring and Serving ArcGIS Mobile Projects 2 16 6Days
48
hours
3 On Job Training 4 32
Table (11) GIS Mobile Developer
ArcGIS Server provides a set of software components and a framework for developing
ArcGIS mobile applications. This advanced phase introduces ArcGIS Mobile SDK and teaches
how to build custom ArcGIS Mobile applications. Students learn about the available libraries,
application programming interfaces (API), and server development guidelines, and how to
develop different types of Mobile applications and servings Mobile Projects.
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On-The-Job Training:After completing this phase using Java or .NET technology, there will
be a predefined structured training applied on the customer data and simulate the real
scenario for mobile projects.
Prerequisites:
o Having a strong powerful knowledge using the different programming
languages used "Java or .Net or both".
o Awareness of Mobile Programming.
o Completing the foundation Track.
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12. GIS Manager Job Responsibilities
o Work with customers to understand their business activities, workflows, and needs;
determine how GIS technology can help meet those needs and formulate and
implement cost-effective GIS-based solutions.
o Create and manage the scope, cost, schedule, and contractual deliverables through
the application of planning, tracking, quality assurance, change control, and risk
management.
o Lead project teams during all phases of the application development life cycle
including requirements gathering and analysis, design, build, test, and deployment.
o Develop and manage project work plans including tasks, resources, schedule, and
budget Monitor and manage project performance including deliverables,
milestones, and expenditures.
o Manage subcontractors to ensure that contractual project commitments are met.
o Manage customer relationships and expectations
o Extends to GIS project Management phases in daily activities for GIS projects.
Block
Name No Course Name Days Hours
Track
Time
GIS
Man
age
r
(GM
)
Track: Foundation Track: GIS Manager
1 GIS Managers 3 24 11
Days
88
Hours
2 GIS Project Management 5 40
3 On Job Training 3 24
Table (12) GIS Manager
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This block is Local course dedicated to Managers in GIS Units delivers a useful background on
GIS data gathering and the GIS Organizations work and what they produce. Also it extends to
GIS project Management phases in daily activities for GIS projects.
On-The-Job Training: By completing the on-job training, managers will be able to manage the
GIS work, day to day operations, and follow up the project sub-tasks. Managers will be
familiar with Microsoft Project as part of managerial and operational follow up. They will be
able to easily choose different products that will satisfy different projects.
Prerequisites:
o Strong computer knowledge.
o Completing the foundation track.
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13. GIS Consultant Job Responsibilities
o Promote and align Esri’s technology platform within customer organizations.
o Identify and plan for customers’ business and technical goals.
o Serve as a trusted advisor and advocate for Esri customers.
o Develop and maintain a network of technical relationships within Esri to support
customers’ technology needs.
o Familiar with customer requirements, release levels, applications, computing
platforms, and GIS-related issues.
o Understand how Esri’s technology integrates/interfaces with a customer’s solution
vision.
o Advise customers on relevant GIS strategies, architectures, product selection, and
release planning.
o Support the development of high quality technical proposals and/or
documentation when needed.
o Prepare and present high quality technical presentations and demonstrations
when needed.
o Prepare for and participate in annual customer planning meetings and technology
exchange meetings.
o Coordinates all stakeholder engagement working closely with the all levelsof
Management.
o Provides summary reports on progress, minutes of meetings, presentational
material, and other formal documentation and deliverables.
This track should know selective topics from all previous tracks, as the consultation job
require deep knowledge in all the previous tracks, plus additional knowledge at different
industries.
