About Course

The Electrical Engineering program at Molo Technical and Vocational College provides students with a solid foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of electrical systems, power generation, electronics, and control technology. The course is designed to equip learners with the skills needed to design, install, operate, and maintain electrical and electronic systems across industrial, commercial, and domestic applications. Through a balanced approach that combines classroom instruction with hands-on training, students gain valuable experience in circuit design, electrical machines, renewable energy systems, and industrial automation. The program emphasizes safety, innovation, and sustainability, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of a rapidly advancing technological world. Practical learning is at the core of this course, with workshops, laboratory sessions, and industrial attachments providing real-world exposure. Upon completion, graduates are ready to pursue careers in electrical power generation and distribution, industrial automation, telecommunications, maintenance and service engineering, renewable energy, and technical education or research. Ultimately, the Electrical Engineering program aims to produce competent, innovative, and forward-thinking technicians and technologists who can play a vital role in Kenya’s industrial growth and strengthen the nation’s global competitiveness..

Requirements

How to Apply

• Step 1 — Check Eligibility Confirm you meet the course entry requirements (KCSE grade, mandatory subjects, or recognised artisan certificate / relevant experience).
• Step 2 — Complete the Application Form Fill the online application form on our admissions portal or pick up a printed form from the admissions office. Provide accurate personal and academic details.
• Step 3 — Prepare & Attach Documents Attach the following scanned copies / photocopies:National ID or birth certificate KCSE certificate / results slip or equivalent credentials Artisan certificate (if applying via alternative entry) Two recent passport-size photos Proof of payment of application fee (if applicable)
• Step 4 — Pay Application / Admission Fees Pay the application fee (if required) via one of our accepted channels: bank deposit, Mpesa, or online payment gateway. Keep the payment receipt and include a copy with your application.
• Step 5 — Submit Application Online: Upload scanned documents and submit the form on the admissions portal. In-person: Deliver the completed form and copies to the Admissions Office at our campus. Make sure the contact details you provide are current (phone & email).
Step 6 — Tracking & Interview After submission, you will receive a confirmation email/SMS with an application reference number. Shortlisted applicants may be invited for an interview or placement assessment. Keep your reference number for follow-up. Step 7 — Offer & Registration Successful applicants will receive an admission offer letter with instructions on registration, payment of tuition fees, course start date, and orientation details. Complete registration and attend the scheduled orientation. Need Help? Contact the Admissions Office for support with the application process or if you need help uploading documents. (Insert your admissions email and phone number here.)

Fees and Funding

The Mechanical Engineering program offers quality technical education at an affordable cost to ensure accessibility for all learners. Tuition fees are structured by term and are payable in flexible installments to ease the financial burden on students and guardians. Tuition Fees Duration: 7 Terms Total Fee: From Ksh 105,000 (subject to slight variations based on level and practical requirements) Payment Mode: Fees can be paid per term or in installments directly to the college account or through approved payment channels such as Bank or M-Pesa Paybill. A detailed fee structure is provided in the admission letter upon successful enrollment. Additional Costs Students should budget for: Workshop and Practical Materials: Ksh 2,000 – 5,000 per term (approx.) Examination Fees (KNEC or TVET-CDACC): Based on current rates Industrial Attachment Expenses: Travel and subsistence allowance during industrial training Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Safety boots, overalls, goggles, and gloves Funding Opportunities The college provides access to several financial aid programs to support needy and deserving students: HELB Loans and Bursaries: Available to eligible trainees in TVET institutions Government of Kenya (GOK) Scholarships: Partial sponsorship for students under the national TVET funding program Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Bursaries: Students are encouraged to apply through their local CDF offices County Government Bursaries: Additional support from county education departments Private Sponsorships: Partnerships with industries and NGOs supporting engineering students Refund Policy Refunds are only applicable under special circumstances such as withdrawal before commencement of classes or course deferment. Requests must be made in writing to the Finance Office with supporting documents.