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Ultrasound Courses for Sonographer

Our Sonographer courses are designed to provide students with the knowledge and hands-on experience they need to become proficient in this essential healthcare field. Dacas college medical sonography program officially get NOSS JPK level 4 accreditation and endorsed By MQA

Our Sonographers: Professionally Trained with Double Accreditation Certified Sonographers You Can Trust at Sonobee Ultrasound

At Sonobee Ultrasound, we believe that accurate diagnosis starts with qualified professionals. That is why our sonographers are not only clinically experienced, but also formally trained under a double-accredited medical sonography programme — ensuring the highest standards of safety, competence, and professionalism for every patient we serve.

Double Accreditation: What Does It Mean for You?

All Sonobee sonographers are graduates from Dacas College, having completed a Medical Sonography programme that is both:

NOSS Level 4 Medical Sonography

Aligned with Malaysia’s National Occupational Skills Standards (NOSS), this qualification ensures that our sonographers are job-competent, hands-on, and industry-ready.

Key highlights:

  • Competency-based clinical training
  • Practical ultrasound scanning skills
  • Compliance with national occupational standards
  • Strong emphasis on patient safety and professional ethics

MQA-Accredited Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia (DKM) – Level 4

The programme is also fully accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) under Tahap 4, recognising it as a nationally quality-assured healthcare qualification.

According to the MQA Certificate of Accreditation, the programme:

  • Is officially recognised by Agensi Kelayakan Malaysia (MQA)
  • Carries registration number MQA/QFPB19174
  • Is accredited from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2027
  • Meets Malaysia’s national quality assurance framework for higher skills education QFPB19174 (4)
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Why This Matters to Patients

When you choose Sonobee Ultrasound, you are being scanned by professionals who are:

  • Formally trained and nationally recognised
  • Clinically competent and skills-certified
  • Educated under a regulated and accredited curriculum
  • Assessed under both skills-based and academic quality frameworks

This dual accreditation provides an added layer of assurance — not just technical ability, but also professional accountability and clinical confidence.

Bridging Education, Technology & Patient-Centred Care

The Medical Sonography programme at Dacas College combines:

  • Clinical ultrasound theory
  • Hands-on scanning practice
  • Patient communication skills
  • Ethical and professional standards in healthcare

This approach aligns perfectly with Sonobee Ultrasound’s commitment to:

  • Accurate imaging
  • Clear patient explanations
  • Safe and comfortable scanning experiences
  • High standards of healthcare service delivery
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Our Commitment to Quality & Trust

At Sonobee Ultrasound, we do not compromise on quality. By engaging sonographers trained under a double-accredited NOSS Level 4 and MQA-approved programme, we ensure that every scan is performed by professionals who meet Malaysia’s recognised healthcare competency and education standards.

Your health deserves nothing less.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the purpose of this training programme?

This training programme is designed to develop occupational competence in medical ultrasound procedures at the defined competency level, in accordance with the National Occupational Skills Standards (NOSS). The programme aims to produce competent personnel who are able to perform ultrasound scanning tasks within an approved scope of practice, adhering to professional, ethical, and safety requirements.

Upon successful completion of all required training hours, competency assessments, and workplace-based evaluations, trainees will be awarded a qualification aligned with the NOSS competency framework, subject to compliance with COPTPA and JPK certification requirements.

The programme is structured and delivered in accordance with the TVET competency-based training system, following JPK (Department of Skills Development) guidelines, including outcome-based learning, competency assessment, and industrial training requirements.

The total training duration is 24 months, comprising:

  • 18 months of institutional training, including theory instruction and supervised practical sessions
  • 6 months of compulsory industrial training (internship) at an approved training facility
  • This structure complies with COPTPA training hour and exposure requirements.

Applicants must possess a Diploma in Allied Health Sciences or an equivalent qualification recognised by the relevant authority. This ensures trainees have the foundational healthcare knowledge required prior to undertaking ultrasound-related occupational skills training.

No. This programme is intended for candidates with prior healthcare-related qualifications. It is not designed as an entry-level programme for individuals without healthcare background, in line with competency prerequisites outlined under NOSS.

The programme covers general medical ultrasound screening competencies, including:

  • Abdominal ultrasound procedures
  • Obstetric and gynaecological ultrasound procedures
  • Paediatric ultrasound screening
  • General soft tissue ultrasound screening
  • Cardiac ultrasound (echocardiography) is excluded from the occupational scope of this programme.

Yes. The programme includes structured hands-on practical training and a mandatory industrial attachment, where trainees perform ultrasound tasks under supervision to demonstrate competency in accordance with NOSS performance criteria.

Assessment is conducted using a competency-based assessment approach, which may include:

  • Practical skills demonstration
  • Workplace assessment
  • Knowledge assessment
  • Logbook verification and evidence submission
  • All assessments are conducted in accordance with COPTPA assessment principles.

No. The programme trains trainees in ultrasound image acquisition and screening functions only, within a non-diagnostic occupational role. Diagnosis, interpretation, and clinical decision-making remain under the responsibility of registered medical practitioners.

Graduates are trained to perform ultrasound tasks within the limits of their certified competency and in accordance with employer policies, institutional requirements, and applicable regulatory frameworks. Independent practice is subject to organisational and legal requirements.

Sponsorship may be offered by Sonobee Ultrasound, subject to organisational requirements, workforce needs, location availability, and candidate suitability. Sponsored trainees may be subject to service bond conditions, as determined by the sponsor.

Industrial training is conducted at approved ultrasound centres, clinics, or healthcare facilities that meet the supervision, case exposure, and training environment requirements specified under NOSS and COPTPA guidelines.

Yes. Programme content and training delivery reference the Malaysia National Ultrasound Practice Guidelines (2022) and incorporate principles of patient safety, ethical conduct, infection control, and professional responsibility.

This qualification certifies occupational competency under the TVET framework. Professional registration, licensing, or employment eligibility are subject to the requirements of relevant authorities, employers, or jurisdictions.

Compliance Statement

This programme is delivered under the TVET competency-based training framework and complies with NOSS, COPTPA, and JPK requirements.
It does not confer diagnostic authority and does not replace medical education or professional licensure.

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