Motor Vehicle Engineering

Vehicle systems, engines, diagnostics and repair — training the technicians Ghana’s transport economy runs on.

Training is workshop-centred: students move quickly from theory to supervised practical work on real machines, tools and projects, following Ghana TVET Service curricula.

Programme objectives

Build strong technical and practical competence.
Develop safety-conscious, professional work habits.
Prepare students for national certification and employment.
Encourage problem-solving and entrepreneurship.

Courses & programmes

Motor Vehicle Mechanics
Automotive electrics & diagnostics
Engine systems

Entry requirements

Passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science and relevant electives at the BECE level (or equivalent), plus a genuine interest in technical work. Placement is through the CSSPS.

Career opportunities

Motor vehicle technician
Fleet maintenance roles
Auto-electrical specialist
Private garage and service business