Mechanical Engineering Technology

Course Overview

The Mechanical Engineering Technology program provides foundational knowledge in machine systems, thermodynamics, mechanics, and manufacturing processes. It equips students with the practical skills to analyze, maintain, and design mechanical systems used in various industries including manufacturing, transportation, and energy. This course combines classroom learning with hands-on training using real mechanical components and simulation tools. Graduates can support mechanical engineers, work in technical roles, or pursue further education in mechanical or industrial engineering.

Why Choose This Course?

Broad career applications in manufacturing, automotive, and industrial sectors.

Strong foundation in engineering principles.

Opportunities to work in plant maintenance, machine operation, and equipment design.

Prepares students for further education and career advancement.

Guidance from qualified engineering professionals.

Emphasis on both manual and automated machinery.

Industry-standard safety training and operational protocols.

Skills Acquired:

Machine tool operations and maintenance.

Mechanical system diagnostics and repair.

Engineering drawing interpretation.

Thermodynamics and fluid mechanics basics.

CAD (Computer-Aided Design) for mechanical systems.

Welding and fabrication basics.

Measurements, tolerances, and precision fitting.

Safety procedures in machine handling. Workshop planning and machine setup.

Workshop planning and machine setup.

Course Curriculum

Engineering mathematics and mechanics.

Machine operations and power transmission

Pneumatics and hydraulics.

Mechanical drawing and design software.

Safety and maintenance practices.

Manufacturing and production techniques.

Career Prospects

Mechanical technician

Machine operator

Maintenance engineer

Design drafter

Industrial plant assistant

Quality control technician

HVAC technician

Power plant assistant

CNC machine operator

Facilities & Equipment Entry Requirements Duration & Certification How to Apply

Mechanical workshops with lathe, drill, and milling machines.
CAD and simulation labs.
Measurement and diagnostic tools.

Basic education certificate. (BECE)
Passion for technical craftsmanship.
Ability to follow safety guidelines.

3 years with National Certificate II certification.

Contact the admissions office or apply online through our website.

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