Minimum Qualifications and Requirements**

Academic Qualifications:****

• Bachelor’s Degree in Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (Automotive option), or a related field.

Accreditation:****

• Must be NITA certified** and eligible to train NITA courses.**
• Must be TVET Authority (TVETA) accredited or registrable** as a trainer.**

Experience:****

• Minimum 1–3 years** relevant industry or teaching experience.**
• Experience in vocational or technical training is an added advantage.

Professional Certifications (Added Advantage):**

• Master Craftsperson Certification

• Automotive diagnostics or manufacturer-based certifications

• Deliver automotive engineering theory and practical lessons as per NITA, KNEC and TVETA-approved curricula.**

• Prepare lesson plans, training schedules, practical demonstrations, and workshop exercises.

• Train students in automotive systems including engines, electrical systems, transmission, braking, suspension, and vehicle diagnostics.

• Register students for NITA trade tests, KNEC Examinations** and ensure compliance with assessment timelines.

• Conduct continuous assessments, practical evaluations, and mock trade tests.

• Ensure proper use, maintenance, and safety of workshop tools and equipment.

• Maintain accurate records of student attendance, progress, and performance.

• Mentor students on work ethics, safety standards, and workplace readiness.

• Coordinate industrial attachments, exposure visits, and industry linkages.

• Participate in curriculum review, staff meetings, and professional development activities.

• Support internal and external audits, inspections, and accreditation exercises.

• Perform any other duties related to training and student development as assigned.