Automotive Engineering Trainer -6 Posts

How to Apply: Send your application letter, detailed Curriculum Vitae, photocopies of National Identification Card, professional and academic certificates, transcripts and testimonials, clearly addressed to: The Chief Principal, Thika Technical Training Institute, P.O. Box 9101000, Thika. Applications should reach the undersigned not later than 5.00 pm, 29th August 2026.

Show Your TVET Teaching Edge

This role is about turning automotive theory into hands-on competence. Hiring panels for TVET trainer posts look for evidence that you can plan lessons, manage workshops, and assess trainees fairly.

1. Tailor your CV to TVET: Highlight your experience in automotive engineering and any teaching roles. Use specific examples of schemes of work you've prepared or practical projects you've supervised.

2. Prepare a teaching demo: You may be asked to deliver a short lesson. Choose a practical topic like engine diagnostics or brake systems and show how you'd engage trainees.

3. Know the TVET curriculum: Familiarize yourself with the current KNEC or TVET CDACC curriculum for automotive engineering. Mention specific units you can teach.

4. Emphasize your licensing: If you already have a TVET Authority license, highlight it. If not, show you meet the requirements and are ready to apply.

5. Show your assessment skills: Be ready to explain how you set exams, moderate papers, and mark assignments. Bring examples of past assessments you've designed.

6. Highlight industry experience: If you've worked in automotive repair or maintenance, stress that. It adds credibility to your practical teaching.

7. Prepare for interview questions: Expect questions on classroom management, handling diverse learners, and safety in the workshop. Have concrete stories ready.

8. Bring your documents: Organize your certificates, transcripts, and ID copies neatly. Ensure they are certified and ready for submission.