The Eldoret National Polytechnic

MR DAVID KIPNGETICH

The Eldoret National Polytechnic – Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering is one of the leading technical training departments within the institution, committed to producing highly skilled, competent, and industry-ready graduates.

The department is well-equipped with modern training facilities and state-of-the-art equipment designed to provide students with hands-on practical experience. Our workshops and laboratories are fitted with up-to-date tools and instruments for electrical installation, power systems, renewable energy systems, electronics, and control systems. This ensures that learners gain real-world technical skills that align with current industry standards and technological advancements.

We offer quality, competency-based training delivered by experienced and highly qualified trainers who are dedicated to nurturing innovation, technical excellence, and professionalism. The curriculum is carefully structured to balance theory and practical application, enabling students to understand core engineering principles while mastering practical implementation.

Our programs are market-oriented and tailored to meet the evolving demands of the electrical and electronics industry. Graduates from the department are well-prepared for employment in power generation and distribution companies, manufacturing industries, telecommunications firms, construction companies, maintenance services, and renewable energy sectors. In addition, the department encourages entrepreneurship, equipping students with the skills necessary to start and manage their own electrical and electronics businesses.

Through strong industry linkages, industrial mentorship, and continuous curriculum review, the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering ensures that its graduates remain competitive both locally and internationally. We remain committed to excellence in technical education, innovation, and the development of skilled professionals who contribute meaningfully to national and global development.