Course Overview
The Mechanical and Automotive Engineering course at KENCID is a dynamic program that merges mechanical design principles with the complexities of modern vehicle systems. Based in Nairobi, this hands-on course equips students with foundational and advanced knowledge in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, automotive electronics, engine systems, drivetrain technology, and manufacturing processes. Students engage in real-world mechanical problem-solving, CAD design, and automotive diagnostics while using modern tools and industry-approved systems. This course is ideal for individuals passionate about machines, vehicles, and innovation. KENCID’s blend of theory, workshop practice, and industry exposure prepares graduates to thrive in Kenya’s evolving engineering and transport sectors.
Why Study Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
Studying Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at KENCID gives you dual competence in both mechanical systems and automotive technologies. Located in Nairobi, our course integrates industry trends, hands-on training, and career-focused learning, making it ideal for aspiring engineers, technicians, and innovators ready to shape Kenya’s automotive future.
Career Options in Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
Graduates of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at KENCID can work as automotive engineers, mechanical design technicians, manufacturing specialists, service managers, or technical consultants. Career opportunities exist in car manufacturing, transport companies, industrial plants, garages, and engineering firms across Nairobi and the broader East African region.
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Entry Requirements
Diploma Program
KCSE C-
Duration: 6 Semesters
Certificate Program
KCSE D- and Above
Duration: 3 Semesters
Foundation program
KCSE: Any Grade
Duration: 2 Semesters
