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Supreme KIMTECH.
Six decades of skill.

From a small commercial school in 1960 to one of Ghana's World Bank Oil & Gas Capacity Building institutions — Kikam Technical Institute trains students to work with their hands and lead with integrity.

Our history

Founded on a simple idea: practical skill changes lives.

  • 1960 — Acumen Commercial Technical School

    Founded by the late Abraham Acquah, a Catechist of Kikam Methodist Church, in the heart of Kikam town.

  • 1963 — Fathia Vocational Institute

    After the release of land by the Chief of Kikam, Nana Kerma Bertu II, the school moved to its present site with 3 teachers and 90 students.

  • September 1963 — Kikam Technical Institute

    Absorbed into the public system and renamed. Administered under Takoradi Technical Institute (now Takoradi Technical University) until 1965.

  • Today — Ghana TVET Service

    A day/boarding mixed institution of over 2,500 students, selected by Government for the World Bank Oil & Gas Capacity Building Project.

KIMTECH campus
Est. 1960Kikam, Western Region

Kikam Technical Institute is situated at Kikam in the Ellembelle District of the Western Region of Ghana, off the Takoradi–Elubo highway between Asanta and Esiama. It was founded in February 1960 by the late Abraham Acquah, a Catechist of the Kikam Methodist Church, under the name Acumen Commercial Technical School, in the heart of Kikam town.

Following the release of land by the then Chief of Kikam, Nana Kerma Bertu II, the school moved to its present location in 1963 and was renamed Fathia Vocational Institute, opening with three teachers and ninety students. In September 1963 it was absorbed into the public system and its name changed to Kikam Technical Institute. Until 1965 it was administered under Takoradi Technical Institute — now Takoradi Technical University.

KIMTECH is a mixed day-and-boarding institution. It operated under the erstwhile Technical/Vocational Education Division of the Ghana Education Service and currently operates under the auspices of the Ghana TVET Service. The Institute is one of three institutions in the country selected by Government for the World Bank Oil and Gas Capacity Building Project, and its state-of-the-art workshops support the academic and professional training of more than two and a half thousand students.

Purpose

Vision & mission.

01 — Vision

To be a beacon for technical, vocational and practical skill development relevant for individual and societal advancement.

02 — Mission

To create a technical, vocational, practical and inclusive learning environment that equips learners with practical and professional skills that are relevant for the development of the individual, the nation and beyond.

03 — Core values

Integrity.

Discipline
Excellence
Service
Teamwork

Principal's message

“Judge us by our deeds.”

Welcome to Kikam Technical Institute. For over six decades KIMTECH has stood for one simple promise — that our work speaks for itself. Here, young men and women learn by doing: in our workshops, laboratories, studios and on real projects, they build the practical competence that industry demands.

We invite parents, industry partners and prospective students to visit us, see our facilities and judge us by our deeds.

Governance

Management structure.

  • Board of Governors — highest decision-making body under the Pre-Tertiary Education Act (1048) of 2020.
  • Core Management — Principal, Vice Principals and Accountant for strategic decisions.
  • Management Board — ten-member body for broader consultation on school administration.
  • Academic Board — Principal, Vice Principals, Accountant and Heads of Departments for teaching and learning.
  • Domestic Team, Chaplaincy, Disciplinary & Sports Committees — student welfare, spiritual life and discipline.
Leadership

School leadership.

Mr. Emmanuel A. Anomah
Mr. Emmanuel A. AnomahPrincipal
Charles L. Saalidong
Charles L. SaalidongVice Principal — Administration
Mr. David K. Jekpo
Mr. David K. JekpoVice Principal — Academics
Academic leadership

Heads of departments.

K
Kouasi Obed KingsonComputer Hardware & ICT
E
Emmanuel MenlahBuilding Construction Technology
D
Daniel EsselArchitectural Draftsmanship
A
Atobra MorkehPlumbing & Gas Fitting Technology
J
James KwakwaWood Construction Technology
T
Thomas AgyabuMechanical Engineering Technology
I
Isaac OppongWelding & Fabrication Technology
F
Francis Ayiem KwawMotor Vehicle Engineering
F
Frank OcranElectrical Engineering Technology
A
Amos Appoh BuahSolar Photovoltaic
J
James ArmohElectronics Engineering
G
Grace N. A. AgyareFashion Design Technology