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Technical and Vocational College · Narok

Emurua Dikirr Technical Training Institute (EDT)

A public technical and vocational college in Narok, Kenya, offering engineering and business courses.

Established
2018
8 years running
Students
1,200
Enrolled student body
Annual fees
Ksh 25,000 to Ksh 80,000
Tuition range per year

The institution

Who they are, how big, and how they rank.

About

Emurua Dikirr Technical Training Institute (EDTTI) was established in 2017 by the Government of Kenya to provide quality technical and vocational education and training to the youth of Narok County and its environs. Located in Emurua Dikirr constituency, the institute aims to bridge the skills gap in the region, particularly in agriculture, ICT, and entrepreneurship.

Its mission is to produce competent, innovative, and self-reliant graduates who contribute to Kenya's socio-economic development. EDTTI offers diploma and certificate programmes in fields such as Information Communication Technology, Agriculture, Business Management, Electrical Engineering, and Building Technology.

The institute plays a significant role in equipping local youth with practical skills, thereby reducing unemployment and fostering rural development in Kenya's Rift Valley region.

The numbers

Student to staff
1:18
Scholarships
Offered
Mentor institution
Maasai Technical Training Institute

Research and innovation

Emurua Dikirr Technical Training Institute conducts applied technical research and skills innovation aligned with the TVET CDACC Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) framework and Narok 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.

Accredited by

2 regulatory bodies

What they teach

Faculties, departments and the programmes on offer.

Intakes

  • January
  • May
  • September

Departments

5 listed
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical & Electronics Engineering
  • Automotive Engineering
  • Building & Civil Engineering
  • Welding & Fabrication

Courses offered

62 programmes

Also offered

  • Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
  • Certificate in Mechanical Engineering
  • Diploma in Electrical Engineering
  • Certificate in Electrical Installation
  • Artisan in Electrical Wireman
  • Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
  • Certificate in Electronics Engineering
  • Certificate in Motor Vehicle Mechanics
  • Artisan in Motor Vehicle Mechanics
  • Certificate in Building Technology
  • Diploma in Civil Engineering
  • Certificate in Plumbing
  • Certificate in Welding and Fabrication

Campus and beyond

Where you would be, and who they are connected to.

On campus

  • Well-stocked library with digital resource centre for trainees
  • Engineering Workshops for mechanical and electrical practical training
  • Computer Laboratories with internet access for ICT training
  • Sports Facilities including football pitch and athletics grounds
  • Student Hostels with boarding facilities for trainees
  • Cafeteria providing meals and refreshments for trainees

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