Overview of the Department

Vision

‘To Excel in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Technology Education with a focus to create professionals with creative minds, innovative ideas and hands-on skill to better the community.”

Mission

“To develop and impart among our trainees theoretical and practical aspects in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Technology and to inculcate a high sense of professionalism and ethics to create successful Technologists.

Objectives

1. To provide graduates with a solid foundation in Technology fundamentals in Electrical and Electronics Engineering to enable them to comprehend, analyses, design and implement practical issues in Electrical and Electronics Engineering Field. 2. To inculcate in graduates professional and ethical attitude, effective communication skills, multidisciplinary approach, and ability to relate Electrical engineering issues for a successful career.

Accredition

The courses being offered are accredited by various national bodies. The culmination of our training is summed up assessments from Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC), The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC).

Admissions

The department admits applicants and places them in the respective programs and level they qualify. For Diploma Level courses, a minimum of C-(Minus) grade at Form IV, Craft Certificate Level Courses a minimum of D+ (PLUS) at Form IV. Artisan Level Courses a minimum of grade D- (MINUS). Our training involves imparting theory, practical, research and Hands-On-The-Art practicum training to learners in an interactive environment.

Curriculum

The Department uses the Kenya Government Approved curriculum as issued by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD).

Administration

To streamline the smooth functioning, the department has an administrative team. This team is drawn from all the sections within. The function of the Administration is to: 1. Interact and maintain cohesion in the department, college administration and the stakeholders. 2. Develop and recommend new or revised objectives and outcomes of the programmers. 3. Give and receive reports on the progress of the department. The Administration consists of: 1. The Head of Department (HOD)); The departmental Chair 2. The Deputy Head of department (DHOD) in charge of academics. INFRASTRUCTURE. The department uses the shared lecture halls, a workshop, to enable effective and efficient training. Our training areas are within the precincts of the college Wi-Fi to ensure internet connectivity for the trainees and trainers.