Cardinal Maurice Otunga Technical and Vocational College (CMOTV)

Cardinal Maurice Otunga Technical and Vocational College, named after the late Cardinal Maurice Otunga, was established in 2013 as a public TVET institution in Nairobi, Kenya. Its mission is to provide quality, accessible technical and vocational education and training that equips youth with practical skills for employment and entrepreneurship.

The college offers a wide range of diploma and certificate programs in Engineering, Information Communication Technology (ICT), Business Studies, Hospitality and Tourism, and Applied Sciences. As of 2026, the college plays a vital role in Kenya's TVET sector, aligning with the government's agenda to promote technical training and reduce youth unemployment.

It is known for its hands-on training approach and strong industry linkages, contributing significantly to the development of a skilled workforce in Kenya.

Cardinal Maurice Otunga Technical and Vocational College conducts applied technical research and skills innovation aligned with the TVET CDACC Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) framework and Bungoma County development priorities. The institution hosts annual technical trade exhibitions and participates in regional KATTI research fairs, showcasing student and faculty innovations in renewable energy (solar and biogas installations), metal fabrication, agricultural mechanization, electrical building services, and ICT business solutions. Applied research projects collaborate with local informal sector artisans (Jua Kali), county vocational directorates, and community micro-enterprises to deliver practical engineering prototypes and community-level economic solutions.