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Our Vision Mission and Core Values Vision Statement Mission statement: Goal To increase trainee industry linkages through partnership and collaborations. Core values Motto For more information contact: The Industrial Liaison Office Tel: 020 2169229 Functions and Mandate of Industrial Liaisons Office |
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We have strong Diploma programs in Mechanical engineering, including Automotive engineering, Mechanical Plant Engineering, Welding and Fabrication and CBET course in Mechatronics Engineering. At the certificate level, we offer Craft certificate in Automotive and Mechatronics level 5. Our courses are examined by KNEC, internal and CDACC. At present, the department has close to 200 trainees enrolled to our various programs. Our department offers skills-based engineering curriculum. The primary focus of our curriculum is to impart technical know-how to trainees, promote their problem-solving skills and innovation of new technologies. The department offers large number of interdisciplinary courses for providing cross cutting knowledge to the students to pursue their interest. The course contents are periodically updated for introducing new scientific and technological developments. All our trainees are encouraged to undertake various research projects and encouraged to spend time in industries. Our department maintains active research groups for carrying out collaborative and interdisciplinary research. We have state of the art training facilities to support our academic programs and research in the areas of Mechatronics, robotics, Automobile equipment and welding and fabrication equipment. Our department has a distinguished record in both teaching and innovations. The departmental trainers have excellent academic credentials and are highly regarded. Our department looks forward to contribute in solving the technological challenges of the society with active participation from all sections of the society. For instance, during the period of COVID-19 Pandemic, the department contributed immensely in the fight against COVID-19 through a collaboration with the County Government of Taita Taveta to fabricate 240 hospital care beds to raise the bed capacity in the county’s public hospitals. Our department also fabricated foot operated hand washing systems to contribute to the fight against COVID-19. Thank you for visiting us. Our Mission To offer accessible quality training, research and innovation in order to produce leaders in automotive, manufacturing, maintenance, industrial system control and materials to suit the needs of a dynamic world for sustainable development. Our Vision A department of excellence in training, research and innovation in mechanical engineering field for development. Departmental Quality Objectives. Mechanical department strictly adheres to the stipulated training requirements in offering high quality Technical, industrial, vocational and Entrepreneurship training that is market driven. Below are our quality objectives: To integrate teaching and research for preservation and effective application of knowledge and skills. To equip our trainee with knowledge, skills and attitudes to enable him/her to perform duties in a real working environment our trainees get attached in different companies all over Kenya like Standard Railway Gauge (SGR), General Motors (GM), Kalu Works, Mabati Rolling Mills (MRM), H Young, Ace Auto Centre LTD, Rob Magic and many others. Currently, we are in the process of establishing MOU’s with companies to offer on the job training for our trainees. |
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The department offers the following Modular courses examined by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC); Certificate in Building Construction Technology Module I and II Building and civil engineering department strives to produce skilled workforce for the rapidly growing building and construction industry. Our trainees are taken through theoretical and practical lessons in their areas of training before proceeding for a mandatory industrial attachment at a busy building and construction site, civil construction works, survey works or a drawing office. In the Institute our trainees are engaged in any college construction works or repairs so as to give them a gainful experience in their areas of training. Notable examples of what our trainees have managed to do is the construction of a masonry workshop, painting works, laying of paving slabs within the college amongst others. |
The department offers Certificate and Diploma courses that aim at producing competent graduates who can work in analytical research institutions. The department has fully equipped laboratories and a team of competent trainers who have a wealth of experience in scientific research and knowledge VISION: To be a center of excellence in the provision of technical skills in pure and applied sciences. MISSION: To produce fully equipped 21st Century Research scientists, Technicians and Technologists. The examination bodies are:
The projected focus of the department is to expand the training of diploma courses by offering Higher National Diploma certificate courses in the said fields in order to produce enough competent manpower to meet the requirements of vision 2030. Applied science plays an instrumental role in providing assistance to students with all aspects to student development including career explorations and planning, linkage between the industry and the students, career guidance to students, graduate tracker services, building professional networks and connect employers and students through career fairs such as company information sessions, provides support with planning and execution of career related events and projects, mentorship programs and soft skills development programs while still on college
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Message from the Head of Department Vision: To be a centre of excellence in the provision of competence technical skills and knowledge in Electrical, Electronic, Instrumentation and Telecommunication Engineering. Mission: To produce competent engineers and technologist with relevant technological competences in the field of engineering and research. We aim to offer skill-based curriculum to promote technical know-how and problem-solving skills to our trainees The department offers relevant courses at the artisan, craft certificate and diploma levels in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The department specializes mostly in electrical power, electronics, telecommunication and Instrumentation Control Engineering options. We also offer short courses e.g. solar installation system and CBET course in Electrical Installation Level 5 among other courses. The current population in the department is over 200 trainees. The examination bodies for the module courses are KNEC, NITA and CDACC for the competency-based curriculum courses. The determination of the department to respond to the market needs in the engineering industry has been reflected in venturing to offer part-time classes for those who are employed and wait to advocate in both electrical and telecommunication engineering option and other technological based courses. We are proud to have very aggressive focused and competent trainers who are ready to efficiently and competently deliver the best to our trainees for self-reliance. The projected focus of the department is to expand the training of diploma courses by offering Higher National Diploma certificate courses, and incorporate more research and innovation in the said fields in order to produce enough competent manpower to meet the requirements of vision 2030. As a department we have produced many well skilled and employable personnel both males and females who are serving in different sectors of economy e.g. KPLC, KENGEN transmission stations just to mention but a few. |
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The school life of a trainee is an important and full of life experience. It provides the trainee with an opportunity to develop not only academically, but also socially. TTNP has a responsibility as part of the holistic education of its graduates to prepare trainees for eventual entry into the work force or and entrepreneurship. In addition, it is also the responsibility of TTNP to educate the student about the nature of the work force and the trainee’s potential place in it, and how the course of study pursued may eventually affect his/her place in the work force. The Office of Career services provides immediate assistance one may need to maximize his or her capacity to begin a career. There is need for strategies towards seamless transition from learning to earning. The Office of Career Services (OCS) has a critical role to play in this regard. Beyond the academic qualification, one therefore must be well prepared for the workforce by ensuring they are updated on their current career, have a strong work ethic, positive attitude, be self-confident, act as a team player, have excellent communication skills, possess time management abilities, have better problem-solving skills, and generally show commitment towards the success of the organization he/she is expecting to work for (Mishra, 2014). Strategies set by the Office of Career Services to achieve this include: counseling services, student/industry linkages, apprenticeships, career fairs, recruitments, venture capitals and graduate-tracker services. We look to empower trainees to make right career choices. |
The office strives to solve issues concerning students to the best of its ability. This is because of the importance that the office attaches to the wellbeing of the students who are the first and very important clients of the college. The office believes that a satisfied trainee is a crucial cog in the success of the institution. As part of its consultancy and advisory services, the office has established partnerships with organisations that offer an array of complementary services. One of these partners is the Higher Education Loans Board popularly known as “HELB”. This is the government body that offers loans and bursaries to needy students aimed at financing their educational pursuits. The office of the Dean of Students facilitates the process of HELB loan and bursary applications in the institution. To date therefore, hundreds of needy students in TTNP have been able to achieve their educational dreams through the support of HELB whose slogan is “Empowering Dreams”. Furthermore, trainees are also assisted to access and benefit other financial assistance courtesy of entities such as the County loans and bursary boards. The office is always eager and ready to go out of its way to ensure that the government’s policy of 100% transition in education is achieved. In the endeavor of creating peace and harmony in TTNP, the Dean’s office has been bequeathed with the extra mandate of resolving complaints. Under the Performance Contracting, the office oversees the indicator of Resolving public complaints. To this end, there are established complaints resolution mechanisms that enhance harmonious co-existence in the college. Overall, the office of the Dean of Students supports the provision of quality service to all stakeholders of the institution. In the pursuit of excellent service delivery in TTNP, the clarion call for the office is: “Service to mankind is service to God”
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As an integral part of the Taita Taveta National Polytechnic (TTNP) community, the Guidance and Counselling Department (GCD) provides high quality guidance and counselling services that supports trainees’ and staff’s emotional, personal, social, developmental, and academic concerns. Our Vision is to be a center of excellence in providing Guidance and Counselling services for effective teaching and learning. The mission is to provide quality services of both guiding and counselling to meet the academic, psychological, physical and spiritual needs to the trainees and staff. The core function of this department is to offer the following services to the TTNP community:
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