School of Engineering

Practical Engineering Training for Real-World Careers

Build practical, industry-relevant engineering skills at Transafric College, Thika. Our School of Engineering combines classroom knowledge with hands-on training to prepare students for employment, self-employment, technical practice and further education.

Whether you are interested in electrical systems, electronics, plumbing or motor vehicle technology, our programmes are designed to give you practical skills that can be applied in the workplace.

Programmes

Engineering Courses at Transafric College

Our School of Engineering offers certificate, diploma and other technical training programmes in areas including:

1Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Develop practical knowledge and technical skills in electrical and electronic systems. Training covers electrical installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and related technologies used in residential, commercial and industrial environments.

Study options include:

  • Electrical & Electronics Engineering
  • Electrical Installation
  • Electronics-related technical training

2Wiring (Electrical Wireman) Grade I–III

Gain practical skills in electrical wiring and installation. The programme is suitable for learners who want to develop technical competence for residential, commercial and other electrical installation work. Students are introduced to electrical safety, wiring systems, installation procedures, tools, testing and maintenance.

3Electronics Engineering

Learn how electronic systems and components work and develop practical skills in installation, testing, maintenance and troubleshooting of electronic equipment.

4Plumbing

Develop practical plumbing skills for water supply, drainage and sanitary systems. Training focuses on installation, maintenance, repairs and safe working practices.

5Motor Vehicle Engineering

Prepare for opportunities in the automotive industry through practical training in motor vehicle systems. Students develop knowledge and hands-on skills related to vehicle maintenance, servicing, diagnostics and repair.

The Transafric Advantage

Why Study Engineering at Transafric College?

Choosing the right technical college can make a major difference to your career. At Transafric College, our engineering training focuses on practical skills that can be applied beyond the classroom.

Practical Skills Training

Hands-on learning so students can develop confidence using tools, equipment and technical procedures.

Industry-Relevant Training

Practical concepts and technical skills relevant to modern engineering and technical workplaces.

Multiple Study Levels

Certificate, diploma and other available technical levels, depending on the programme.

Career-Focused Education

Opportunities in employment, contracting, maintenance, technical services and entrepreneurship.

Convenient Location in Thika

Accessible to students from Thika, Kiambu, Murang’a, Nairobi and surrounding areas.

Automotive engineering training at Transafric College
Where This Can Take You

Engineering Career Opportunities

Graduates of engineering and technical programmes can pursue opportunities in areas such as:

Electrical Installation & MaintenanceElectronics Servicing & MaintenancePlumbing & Building ServicesMotor Vehicle Servicing & RepairTechnical SupportConstruction & MaintenanceEngineering WorkshopsManufacturing & Industrial OperationsSelf-Employment & Technical Contracting

With practical experience and further professional development, graduates can continue advancing their technical careers.

Eligibility

Who Can Study Engineering?

Our engineering programmes are suitable for:

  • KCSE school leavers
  • Students seeking technical and vocational skills
  • Learners looking for practical career training
  • Professionals seeking additional technical skills
  • Entrepreneurs interested in technical businesses
  • Students looking to progress to higher levels of education

Entry requirements vary depending on the specific programme and level of study. Contact Admissions to confirm what’s needed for your chosen course.

Learn Engineering Through Practical Training

Engineering is more than theory. It requires the ability to understand systems, solve problems, use technical equipment and apply knowledge safely and accurately. At Transafric College, students are encouraged to develop these practical abilities while building the technical foundation needed for their chosen career path.

Take The Next Step

Start Your Engineering Journey

Ready to build practical engineering skills for your future? Apply to Transafric College and choose an engineering programme that matches your career goals.

Transafric College Nelleon Centre, NHIF Building, 4th Floor, Thika Town, Kenya
Phone: +254 722 518 307 / +254 714 558 559
Email: info@transafriccollege.ac.ke
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which engineering courses does Transafric College offer?
Transafric College offers technical programmes including Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Electrical Wiring, Electronics Engineering, Plumbing and Motor Vehicle Engineering.
Can I study engineering at certificate level?
Yes. Certificate-level technical programmes are available, depending on the specific course.
Where is Transafric College located?
The college is located at Nelleon Centre, NHIF Building, 4th Floor, in Thika Town, Kenya.
Is engineering training practical?
Yes. The programmes emphasize practical and technical skills alongside theoretical knowledge.
What careers can I pursue after engineering training?
Depending on your programme, you can pursue opportunities in electrical installation, electronics, plumbing, automotive services, technical maintenance, construction, manufacturing or self-employment.
How do I apply for an engineering course?
You can apply online through the Transafric College admissions page or contact the college admissions office for guidance on available programmes and entry requirements.

Build a Hands-On Engineering Career

From electrical systems to motor vehicles, choose a technical programme that puts practical skills first.