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Power Skills. Shape the Future.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is MMTVC’s Centre of Excellence — with extremely competent trainers and state-of-the-art equipment supporting practical electrical, power and solar training.

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — MMTVC’s Centre of Excellence. We develop practical skills in electrical installation, power systems, solar PV and related trades through structured College learning, extremely competent trainers and state-of-the-art equipment. Explore our programmes and apply to begin your journey at MMTVC.

Institutional Strength

A Centre of Excellence

Electrical and Electronics Engineering stands as the College’s Centre of Excellence, built around people and facilities that support serious technical learning.

  • Extremely Competent Trainers

    Learning is guided by highly competent trainers who develop practical electrical and electronics skills.

  • State-of-the-Art Equipment

    Training is supported by state-of-the-art equipment that enables hands-on practice in workshop and laboratory settings.

MMTVC Electrical and Electronics Engineering graduates and technical training community

“Electricity is the key to unleashing human potential.”

— Barack Obama

Solar PV Installation — Level 4

Power the Future with Solar.

Solar PV Installation Level 4 develops practical skills for solar photovoltaic installation support, maintenance pathways and renewable energy services — preparing learners to work with solar systems in real technical contexts.

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Solar PV laboratory and renewable energy training at MMTVC

Our Programmes

Six Electrical and Electronics programmes across Levels 4–6 and NITA. Career pathways are potential directions and are not employment guarantees.

  • Level 4
    1 Year

    Solar PV Installation

    Entry

    KCSE D- or E.

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  • Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
    Level 4 — 1 Year · Level 5 — 1½ Years · Level 6 — 2½ Years

    Electrical Installation

    Entry
    • Level 4 KCSE D- or E.
    • Level 5 KCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
    • Level 6 KCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
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  • Level 5
    1½ Years

    Electrical Operation (Power Option)

    Entry

    KCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.

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  • Level 6
    2½ Years

    Electrical Engineering (Power Option)

    Entry

    KCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.

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  • NITA
    4 Months

    Motor Rewinding

    Entry

    National ID / Passport.

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  • NITA
    4 Months

    Electrical Wireman

    Entry

    National ID / Passport.

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TVET CDACC — TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council

National competence certification

Examined for competence

Except for professional courses and NITA pathways, all other programmes are examined by TVET CDACC — the TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council.

  • College programmes TVET CDACC
  • Professional courses Their examining bodies
  • NITA pathways NITA

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“Electricity is the most versatile and controllable form of energy known to mankind.”

— Paul R. Halmos

Hands-On Technical Learning

Electrical competence grows through structured practice — learning concepts, applying them, testing systems, troubleshooting faults and mastering reliable workmanship.

  1. Learn
  2. Practise
  3. Test
  4. Troubleshoot
  5. Master

Safety & Professionalism

Electrical work demands careful professional habits. Training emphasises values that protect people, systems and workplaces.

  • Safety

    A safety-first mindset for electrical work and workshop practice.

  • Precision

    Accurate methods that support reliable installations and operations.

  • Discipline

    Structured procedures and professional workshop conduct.

  • Responsibility

    Accountability for quality workmanship and safe technical decisions.

“We only have to capture 1/10,000th of the solar energy landing on earth to completely satisfy all our energy needs.”

— Ray Kurzweil

Your Pathway to Success

  1. Level 4
  2. Level 5
  3. Level 6
  4. Bachelor's Degree
  5. Further specialization

After completing an appropriate Level 6 qualification, a graduate may apply for admission to a Bachelor's Degree programme at an accredited university, subject to the university's admission requirements and recognition of the qualification.

Intakes

Power Up Your Reading List

Circuits, standards and solar study — digitally within reach.

Electrical & Electronics learners can use the E-Library for power systems, installation and renewable-energy related study materials that reinforce practical workshop learning.

  • Study anytime with digital access
  • Support coursework and revision
  • Explore department-relevant materials
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Department FAQs

Quick answers for applicants exploring this department. For more topics, visit the College FAQs page.

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Ready to Power Your Future?

Apply online, select an Electrical and Electronics programme and intake, then begin your journey at MMTVC.

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