MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

P O BOX 27-10205 MARAGUA

TEL: 0748108000
E-mail: [email protected]

ADMISSION LETTER

For Official Use Only

DATE: ……………..….…
ADM NO: ………..………

SURNAME: ………………………………… OTHER NAMES………………………………….……….

POSTAL ADDRESS: ……………………………………………………..………………………………...
YEAR OF ADMISSION: …………………………………………………………………….
I.D CARD NO: ………………………………………………………………………………
COURSE: ………………………………………………………………………………………
DURATION: …………………………………………………………………………………
KCPE FULL INDEX NO/YEAR: …………………………………………………………...
KCSE FULL INDEX NO/YEAR: …………………………………………………………
Following your application for a course in this Institute, I am glad to inform you that you were successful and
you have been admitted to undertake the above course.
Success in any course, whatever the duration, will depend largely on how you will conduct yourself in its pursuit.
To be successful you must be self-disciplined, determined, dedicated, devoted, and hardworking in all aspects
and in all subjects/units relevant to the course.
Please report for Admission on 5th September 2023 but not later than 3 days during working hours.
Due to the great demand of available places in the course, any delay in reporting will mean immediate
replacement from the long waiting list. The Institute is a Government middle level TVET Institution. We are
located in Maragua constituency of Murang’a County only 1 kilometer from rapidly growing town of
Maragua. The location provides a serene environment that is conducive for learning while availing all
necessary amenities of an urban center.
FEES COLLECTIONS
All fees Payment is to be made in electronic money transfer, money order or bankers’ cheque payable to
MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE.
Payment can also be made in the following bank account;
ACCOUNT NAME: MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE
MPESA PAYBILL NUMBER: 522123
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 30328KADMNONAME. (Example: 30328K9849John)
N/B: Any overpayments are carried forward to the following term hence no monies shall be refundable.
In the event the government capitation is not paid, the student shall be expected to cater for the
whole amount.

1
 REQUIREMENTS
1. On admission day, please carry the following;
a) Original and photocopy of this Admission letter (pages 1 – 4,)
b) 2 recent coloured passport size photographs,
c) Originals and photocopies of ID card, KCPE Result slip/Certificate, KCSE Results Slip/Certificate,
school leaving certificate and copy of the birth certificate
d) 1 ream of foolscap
e) 1 ream of printing paper

2. Course Tools
Students are requested to buy their own tools relevant to their courses of study on the attached list as
recommended by the respective departments.
3. Writing materials
The Institute will not provide writing materials such as notebooks, exercise books or foolscaps. The students are
requested to purchase enough writing materials before they report to the Institute.
4. Personal Effects
The Institute will provide optional accommodation to students at reasonable fee of 4,500 per term hence make
arrangements to have the following: -
i. A pair of bed sheets, a pillow, a pillowcase and 2 or more blankets
ii. Enough Personal clothes & a mosquito net
iii. Laundry, bath soap and a Bucket
5. Medical Certificate
A blank form for medical examination is enclosed. Please bring it on admission duly filled by
a certified doctor from a government hospital, to certify that you are medically fit to be a student.
6. Examinations
Whereas the final external examination will be set by the Kenya National Examinations
Council, the internal examinations set by the Institute should be taken seriously. Any student performing poorly
may be barred from proceeding or altogether discontinued from the course.
A candidate must pass in all papers offered in a module otherwise he/she will be referred in the paper(s) failed.
Examination Fees & fees for Examination materials MUST be paid in the Institute’s Bank Account before the
deadline given by the relevant office
7. Institutes Rules & Regulations
There are basic rules and regulations to be observed by all students as basis for good routine and harmony
necessary for peaceful pursuit of both learning and teaching. All students are required to familiarize themselves
with the same and adhere to them strictly; failing which appropriate disciplinary action will be taken.
8. Student’s Record Form
A blank Student’s Record Form is enclosed. Please read it thoroughly and fill in the blanks as comprehensively
as possible and sign the relevant areas accordingly.
We look forward to meeting you on the above specified date and wish you a successful stay with us.

PRINCIPAL
2
 MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

STUDENT’S RECORD & DECLARATION FORM

(Fill & sign this form before admission)

1. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Surnames …………………………………………… Other Names: …………………………………
KRA Pin …………………………………………… Gender. …..……………………………………
Date of Birth ………………………………………… Birth Cert. No. ……………………................
Marital Status: ……………………………………… ID No: ……………………………………..
Mobile Number: ……………………………………… Religion/Denomination: …………………….
County……………………………………………. Sub County ………………………………………
Postal Address ……………………………………… Physical Address……………………………….
Student Type…………………………Working Email Address………………………………………..
KCPE Index No…………………………Year……………………….. Marks…………………………
KCSE Index No………………………….Year………………………. Grade …………………………

2. FATHER’S DETAILS
Fathers Name: ……………………………………….. I.D. No. …………………………………………
Mobile Number: ……………………………………… Postal Address: ……………………………….
Working Email Address……………………………….. Occupation: ………………………………
3. MOTHER’S DETAILS
Mother’s Name: ……………………………………….. I.D. No. ………………………………………
Mobile Number: ……………………………………… Postal Address: ……………………………….
Working Email Address……………………………….. Occupation: ………………………………
4. GUARDIAN/SPONSOR’S DETAILS (If different from the above)
Guardian’s Name: ……………………………………….. I.D. No. ……………………………………
Mobile Number: ……………………………………… Postal Address: ……………………………….
Working Email Address……………………………….. Occupation: ……………………………….

NAME: ____________________________ ADMISSION NO .

SIGNED: DATE: _____________

3
5. SIBLINGS DETAILS
Please provide the names of siblings (Brothers and Sisters), and their engagement/occupation (either in
school or working). Indicate where.
Name Brother/Sister Occupation/Engagements Place
1. ……………………….. ……………………….. ……………………...
2. ……………………….. ……………………….. ……………………...
3. ……………………….. ……………………….. ……………………...
4. ……………………….. ……………………….. ……………………...
5. ……………………….. ……………………….. ……………………...

6. AREAS OF INTEREST IN SPORTS AND CLUBS

…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
7. DECLARATION:
I………………………………………. ID. No. ……………………………………declare that;
1. The information given above is correct to the best of my knowledge;
2. I have read and understood the rules and regulations, and I agree to abide with them fully.
3. If admitted, I will work hard and never to participate in any illegal activities;

Signature …………………………………………………. Date …………………………….

8. PARENT’S/GUARDIANS COMMITMENT
I………………………………………………………. ID. No……………………………..
Promise to support Murang’a Technical Training Institute to achieve its goals, and I will always
meet my financial obligation to the institute.
Signature …………………………………………………. Date …………………………….

9. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY:

Registrar’s Name: ………………………………………………………………………...……

Registrar’s Signature & Stamp: ……………………………………… Date: …………………..

4
 MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

STUDENT’S MEDICAL EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE

(To be filled by a doctor from a government hospital)

1. SURNAME: -------------------------------------------OTHER NAMES-------------------------------

Date of Birth …………………………………………………………

2. Area to be examined medically

(i) Vision …………………………………………………………………………..
(ii) Hearing …………………………………………………………………………
(iii) Speech ………………………………………………………………………….
(iv) Posture …………………………………………………………………………
(v) Physical defects/deformities, if any……………………………………….........
(vi) Symptoms of any infectious disease …………………………………………...

3. CERTIFICATE
I Doctor …………………………………………… have this date ……………………
Examined …………………………………………………… and found her/him, fit/not fit for
training course as a ……………………………………………
Signature……………………………………………………
Designation ……………………………………………………………………..
Address ……………………………………………………………………………
Date ………………………………………………………………………………

OFFICIAL STAMP OF MEDICAL OFFICER FROM MINISTRY OF HEALTH (M.O.H.)

5
 MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The following provisions shall apply with respect to the conduct of students within, and as far as is
applicable, outside the Institute compound.
A. GENERAL CONDUCT
(i) Respect and adhere to the administration and training procedures and structures established
by the Institute.
(ii) Respect the rights and privileges of the members of the Institute Community at all times.
(iii) Refrain from any conduct that might bring the Institute or any section or programme to
disrepute.
(iv) Carry themselves in all public places with such humility and dignity as befits their status as
mature and responsible citizens.
B. TRAINING CONDUCT
(i) All students shall conduct themselves diligently as they pursue their respective courses of
study.
(ii) Except for good reason(s) attend all lectures, seminars, practical’s and other scheduled
programmes or instructions; including academic trips and industrial attachments.
(iii) Refrain from any conduct whose object or logical consequences is to disrupt the operations
of training programs of the Institute and comply with all other regulations made by
departments for the proper conduct of specific programmes.

C. BOARDING CONDUCT
All students shall be expected to exercise responsibility and maturity while using boarding facilities
within the institute and in particular shall strictly observe the following:
1. HOSTELS AND CATERING
(i) All students seeking boarding facilities should adhere to the set boarding allocation
procedures.
(ii) The office of the Deputy Principal/Dean of students shall conduct and coordinate a random
inspection of the boarding facilities at any time during the term.
(iii) Share hostels or rooms in addition to other facilities of common use.
(iv) Students are not allowed to have visitors during class hours and after 6.00 pm.
(v) Any unauthorized occupation of hostels by a student is an offence. If found, the concerned
parties shall forfeit the facility and be surcharged full boarding fee in addition to
receiving a warning letter.
(vi) Ladies hostels are out of bounds to male students/visitors at all times. Likewise men’s
hostels are out of bounds to female students/visitors at all times.
(vii) Students should not remove furniture or equipment from their rooms or any other part of
the halls or from other premises within the hostels/halls and catering services except with
permission from the Deputy Principal/Dean of students.

6
 (viii) Report any losses breakages or missing items immediately to the boarding Master/Mistress
or Deputy Principal/ Dean of students.
(ix) Except with permission from the Principal, all boarding students shall vacate all
rooms/hostels on closing dates.
(x) Report prolonged absence from hostels or rooms to the House Master or Mistress
responsible for the particular hostels.( Deputy Principal /Dean of students)
(xi) Use of video tapes, radios or musical instruments in the hostels only on condition that the
volume shall not cause any disturbance.
(xii) Forfeit all monies paid to boarding if he/she decides to vacate the boarding during the term
unless it is on medical grounds in which case the medical officer will notify the Principal
in writing.

NB: Currently we’re offering hostels to female students only

A newly registered student shall follow the following procedure to acquire boarding facilities:
(i) Register at the Registrar’s office.
(ii) Report to their respective departments to acquire a boarding form and HODs approval.
(iii)Register at the Deputy Principal /Dean’s office for boarding approval.
(iv) Proceed to the boarding office to register for boarding and bed allocation.
2. ENTRY TO AND EXIT FROM THE INSTITUTE
(i) Upon admission, it is mandatory for students to register for a college identity (ID) card.
(ii) In case of loss of an ID card the affected student must report in writing within two days to
the Deputy Principal /Dean of students.
(iii) A student found using an ID card belonging to another student to access the gate, or seeking
other services shall face disciplinary action.
(iv) The ID card is property of Murang’a Technical Training Institute. A student who completes
a course of study must surrender the ID card to the Dean of students.
(v) All persons visiting students must surrender their original National ID cards to the duty
security officer.
(vi) All students passing through the gate must display or produce on demand a valid college ID
card at all times.
(vii) Day-scholars – to be out of the Institute compound by 8.30 p.m
(viii) Boarders – To be back into the Institute compound by 9.30 p.m.

N/B
 Gates will be closed by 10.00 pm every day.
In addition to any other liability attached thereto, students shall remain accountable to the
Institute in respect of their relationship with members of the general public and of conduct
and utterances in any matter that lies in the public interests

7
3. DRESSING
All students should dress decently at all times while in the Institute. The following shall
specifically not be allowed:

(i) Caps or any other type of hat.

(ii) Studs by male students.
(iii) Dreadlocks by all students.
(iv) Unkempt hair by all students
(v) Treated hair by male students.
(vi) Scanty dressing by all students
(vii)Excess jewelry
4. OTHERS
(i) All correspondences to the press or other mass media by student’s or officials of college
student’s organization or of other association of students within the Institute in their capacities
shall bear their names and private address.
(ii) All public statements affecting the Institute which are intended to be issued on behalf of any
organization or association of students must receive prior approval of the Principal.
(iii) Invitation of public personalities to visit in their official capacity shall be channeled through
the Principal.
(iv) All students must observe the COVID-19 PROTOCOLS in compliance with the Ministry of
Health guidelines. These include: social distancing, washing/sanitizing of hands regularly and
wearing face masks.
5. THE PROVISION OF THE ABOVE REGULATIONS NOTWITHSTANDING, ALL
STUDENTS SHALL:
(i) Park in the designated parking area.
(ii) Refrain from acts of hooliganism, unruly or rowdy behavior (including fighting), emission of
unreasonable or excessive noise or conduct likely to cause annoyance or disturbances to others
within or outside the Institute premises.
(iii) Desist from tampering with firefighting and other appliances whenever installed for
firefighting only.
(iv) Desist from misuse, willful damage or destruction of the Institute property in default of which
such students or group of students shall bear full responsibility thereof.
(v) Desist from abuse of drugs as prohibited by the law.
Keep off from prohibited area e.g. staff residential quarters.

N/B: Any infringement, infraction or persistent disregard of any of the above rules and regulations
shall constitute a disciplinary offence for which disciplinary action shall be taken against a student in
accordance with this clause herein.

8
6. DISCIPLINARY OFFENCES

Without prejudice to the generality of the above provision, the following conduct shall constitute
specific disciplinary offences under these regulations.

(a) Minor Offences/Disciplinary Offences

(i) Boycott of scheduled lectures, tutorials, practicals and other programmes or instructions.
In case one has to miss lessons for any genuine reasons, one should seek permission from
the respective Head of Department.
(ii) Admission of unauthorized persons into the boarding facilities.
Any other disciplinary offence which may interfere with the proper running of the Institute.
(b) Gross Misconduct
(i) Assault or issuance of threats to other students or causing fear and despondency with an
intention of disrupting learning and any other Institute activities.
(ii) Any attempt to conceive, design or affect any strategic plan of whatever nature whose
object or logical consequence is to disrupt the operation of training programmes.
(iii) Malicious or willful damage or loss of Institute property.
(iv) Disorderly conduct and molestation of other members of the Institute community.
(v) Any attempt to convene or organize or any participation or involvement in demonstrations,
gatherings processions or public ceremonies for which permission has not been obtained
from the government or the college authorities.
(vi) Drunken and disorderly behavior and abuse of or use of drugs the possession of which it
prohibited by law.
(vii) Conviction in a court of law for commission of a criminal offence of such nature that should
in the opinion of the management warrant expulsion from the Institute.

7. DISCIPLINE OF STUDENTS

The following provisions shall apply to disciplinary actions taken against students in respect of
disciplinary offences specified herein, whether such offences are committed within or outside the
Institute precincts.

(a) Disciplinary Authority

For purpose of these regulations the Principal, acting on behalf of the Board of Governors (BOG)
is the disciplinary authority of the Institute.
(b) Disciplinary Measures
(i) Minor Offences

The following action/s shall be taken against any contravention of the minor offences:
 Parent/guardian to be called to the Institute to discuss the conduct of the affected student.
 In the case of admission of an unauthorized person into boarding, the involved students shall
be required to forfeit boarding in addition to the bullet above.
A warning letter shall be issued to the affected student.

9
 (ii) Gross Misconduct
 The affected student shall be suspended for two weeks and shall be expected to be
accompanied back to the Institute by his/her parent/guardian as indicated in the student’s
admission data form and appear before the Institute disciplinary committee.
 In case the offence is of a criminal nature the matter shall be referred to the relevant authorities
where the law (laws) of the land shall be applied accordingly.
 Any other disciplinary measure as shall be determined by the Institute’s disciplinary committee
or authority.

I have read and understood fully the above Rules and Regulations.

NAME _________________________________ ADMISSION NO .

SIGNED: DATE: _____________

10
 MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

TOOLS REQUIREMENTS FOR COURSES

1. HOSPITALITY DEPARTMENT
COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR:
a) Certificate in Food and Beverage c) Certificate in Catering and Accommodation
b) Diploma in Food and Beverage d) Diploma in Catering and Accommodation
Material fee of ksh 3,000 per term
1. FOOD PRODUCTION REQUIREMENT
MALE LADIES
i. Black checked with white box pair of trousers
i. Black and white small check A-Line skirt
ii. White chef’s cap (length should be below the knee)
iii. White double breast chef’s jacket ii. White chef’s cap
iv. Red chef’s Scarf iii. White chef’s jacket
v. full straight cotton white apron iv. Red chef’s Scarf
vi. Low closed black flat shoes v. White apron
vi. Covered black low leather shoes
2. SERVICE UNIFORM - (Required for both Food & Beverage and Catering & Accommodation
students)
MALE. FEMALE.
i. White long-sleeved shirt i. White long-sleeved shirt
ii. Black sleeveless half coat ii. Black sleeveless half coat
iii. Black pair of trousers (loose fitting) iii. Black A-Line skirt
iv. Black bowtie iv. Black bowtie
v. White dustcoats v. White dustcoats
vi. Covered black low leather shoes vi. Covered black low leather shoes

OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR KITCHEN AND SERVICE

1. Potatoes Peeler 5. 2 tea clothes 8. Waiter’s Cloth
2. Meat Knife 6. 1 glass cloth (Not
3. Vegetable/Fruit Knife fluffy material)
4. Pair of Oven Gloves 7. 3 Dish Cloths
OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CATERING AND ACCOMODATION
1. Men – Light Blue Kaunda suit
2. Ladies – Light Blue Tunic, white head scarf (Training nurse uniform)

Diploma Level
1. Table Cloths Damask White 60 inches 1 pc
2. Slip cloths Poplin Red 40 inches square 1pc
3. Napkins Damask Red 20 inches square 12 pcs

Craft Level
1. Table Cloths Damask White 60 inches 1 pc
2. Slip cloths Poplin Maroon 40 inches square 1pc
3. Napkins Damask Maroon 20 inches square 12 pcs

11
Artisan Level
1. Table Cloths Damask White 60 inches 1 pc
2. Slip cloths Poplin Pink 40 inches square 1pc
3. Napkins Damask Pink 20 inches square 12 pcs

RECOMMENDED TEXT BOOKS

1. Practical Cookery by Kinton and Ceserani OR by D. Foskett, Paskins, Rippington & Thorpe
3. Food and Beverage Service by John Cousins, Dennis Lillicrap & Suzanne Weekes

2. REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL ENGINEERING STUDENTS – I.E BUILDING & CIVIL

ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL &
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING COURSES.
 All Engineering students should purchase a portable Drawing Board (to be bought from the
school at Ksh 1,000.
 All Engineering students to pay Training Material Fee – Ksh. 3,000.00 Per Term
 All Engineering students are advised to purchase safety boots for use while in the Workshops

3. BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

(A) REQUIREMENTS FOR DIPLOMA IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY & CERTIFICATE
IN PLUMBING)
Drawing Equipment
i. 300mm ruler
ii. 300mm size folder files
iii. Set square 45⁰ and 60⁰ (size 15omm)
iv. Compass (150mm)
v. T-Square (A2 size)
vi. Scientific calculator
vii. Pencil (HB: 2 in number, 2H: 2 in number)
viii. Overcoat – Grey in colour

RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS FOR DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE IN BUILDING

TECHNOLOGY
i. Technician Mathematics Level 1 by Bird & May
ii. SMP – Advanced Mathematics Table
iii. Building Technology Ivor H. Seeley
iv. Brickwork Vol. 1 & 11 by W.G Nash

RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS FOR CERTIFICATE IN PLUMBING

i. Technician Mathematics Level 1 by Bird & May
ii. SMP – Advanced Mathematics Table
iii. Building services & Equipment Vol. 1 by F. Hall.
iv. Plumbing Mechanical Services Book 1 G.L Blower.

12
(B) COURSE REQUIREMENTS TOOLS FOR ARTISAN/CERTIFICATE IN BUILDING
TECHNOLOGY
i. Masonry Hammer - 1No. vii. Plumbing Bob - 1No.
ii. Mason Square - 1No. viii. Spirit Level (600mm) - 1No.
iii. Building Trowel - 1No. ix. Wooden float - 1No.
iv. Cold Chisel - 1No. x. Key tool - 1No.
v. Tape Measure (steal) 3m - 1No. xi. Hand saw
vi. Builder’s Line (String) - 1No. xii. Wood chisel

(C) COURSE REQUIREMENTS TOOLS FOR ARTISAN/CERTIFICATE IN PLUMBING

i. Tape measure (3m) - 1No. ix. Tin Snips - 1No.
ii. Spirit level (40cm) - 1No. x. Wooden Mallet (for sheet metal
iii. Hacksaw frame - 1No. work) - 1No.
iv. Pipe Wrench - 1No. xi. Cold Chisel (6’) - 1No.
v. Adjustable Spanner - 1No. xii. Flat File - 1No.
vi. Combination Pliers - 1No. xiii. Round File - 1No.
vii. Screw Driver - 1No. xiv. Empty metal tool box (with
viii. Ball Pain Hammer - 1No. padlock and keys) - 1No.

DRAWING EQUIPMENT’S FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING

i. 30cm ruler
ii. Set Square 45⁰ and 60⁰ (minimum size 150 mm)
iii. Drawing Board (to be bought from the school at Ksh 1,000.
iv. Adjustable Compasses (150 mm)
v. Wooden T. Square (A2 size)
vi. Fx570 or 991 Scientific Calculator
vii. Overall (for lab and workshop use) – Grey in colour. Required in the 2nd year.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR: - DIPLOMA IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY -

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

A. MATHEMATICS
i) Engineering Mathematics by Stroud
ii) Technician Mathematics Level 4 & 5 by Bird, J.O
iii) S.M.P. Mathematics Table

B. STRUCTURES
i. Materials and structures by Whitlaw
ii. Strength of materials by R. Khurmi
iii. Building technology by I.H SEELEY
iv. Construction technology handbook R. Chudley & Greeno

13
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR: DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
ARTISAN IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
A. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND STATIONERY
a) Complete set of drawing instruments
b) Drawing Board (to be bought from the school at Ksh 1,000.
c) 1 No. T-square
d) HB pencils (Staedtler)
e) 2No. 2H pencils (Staedtler)
f) 1No. Scientific Calculator
g) Set square 45° and 60° (minimum size 150mm)
h) 1 No. Masking tape (3/4 inch)

B. TOOLS
a. 1No. - combination Pliers – Medium size
b. 1No. - Long Combination Pliers
c. 1No.- Electricians Knife
d. 1No.- Hacksaw Frame and Blade
e. 1No. - Spirit level
f. 1No.- Ball pen hammer (small) – 1 pound
g. 1No.- Phase tester
h. Set of flat bit screw drivers (small, medium, large)
i. 1No. overall grey in colour
j. 1No.- Steel tape measure (3m)
k. 1No.- Bending spring (20mm) heavy gauge
l. 1No.- Digital Multimeter
C. BOOKS
1. FOUR Figure Mathematical Table (SMP)
2. Electrical Technology by Hughes
3. Electronics by R.S Sedha
4. Electrical Technology by B.L.Theranja

BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR

NEW STUDENTS - DIPLOMA IN COMPUTERIZED SECRETARIAL AND
CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTERIZED SECRETARIAL
• HB Staedtler Pencils – 6
• Shorthand notebooks – 6
• Shorthand Textbook – Anniversary New Edition - Pitman New Era Shorthand
• Shorthand Dictionary
• Exercise Books (2) Square

14
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING
SECTION
REQUIREMENTS FOR ARTISAN AND CRAFT IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC
COURSE
1. Overall Blue or black in colour
2. Automotive tool Kit
(i) Open fixed Spanner (No. 10-20) (vii) Star screw driver
(ii) Ring fixed spanner (No 10-20) (viii) Spanner box end double (No. 10-20)
(iii) Pliers standard (ix) Spark plug spanner – one
(iv) Ball pen hammer (x) Feeler gauge
(v) Adjustable spanner (xi) Steel rule 300mm
(vi) Flat screw driver

2. TECHNICAL DRAWING REQUIREMENTS

(A) Tee – Square (D) Drawing Board (Size A3)
(B) Set Square (30° X 60° And 45°X45° (E) Masking Tape
Large Size) (F) Drawing Pencils (2H, HB)
(C) Technical Drawing Compass Set (G) Ruler and Eraser

REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATE IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

TECHNICAL DRAWING REQUIREMENTS
i. Drawing Board (to be bought from the school at Ksh 1,000.
ii. Tee Square fitting to the drawing board (A2)
iii. 200mm 450 clear plastic set square
iv. 250mm 300 and 600 clear plastic set square
v. 150mm Clear transparent plastic protractor
vi. Plastic ruler, 3H, 2H, H and HB Pencil eraser and Sharpener
vii. Engineering drawing set box
viii. French curves
ix. Masking tape
x. Drawing Book (A3)
xi. Scientific calculator
WORKSHOP REQUIREMENTS
1. Navy Blue Overall
2. Closed safety shoes
BOOKS
1. The Motivate series, Motor Vehicle Technology for Mechanics by P.P.J Read & V.C Reid
2. Automotive Artisans Training Course Book 1 by George K Minyaru
3. Mathematics for craft engineering students by Kamau &Uppal
4. Fundamentals of Motor Vehicle Technology, Bk1, 5th ed, V.A.W. Hillier.
5. Technician Mathematics by J.O Bird BK I, II AND III
6. Geometric and Engineering Drawing by K.Morling

15
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
REQUIREMENTS FOR DIPLOMA IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING
TECHNICAL DRAWING REQUIREMENTS
a) Drawing Board (to be bought from the school at Ksh 1,000.
b) Tee Square fitting to the drawing board (A2 Size)
c) 200mm 450 clear plastic set square
d) 250mm 300 and 600 clear plastic set square
e) 150mm Clear transparent plastic protractor
f) Plastic ruler, 3H, 2H and HB Pencil eraser and Sharpener
g) Engineering drawing set box
h) French curves
i) Masking tape
j) drawing Book (A3)
k) Scientific calculator
l) SMP Tables
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE WORKSHOP REQUIREMENTS
1. Navy Blue Overall
2. Closed safety shoes
BOOKS
1. Automotive Artisans Training Course Book 1 by George K Minyaru
2. Fundamentals of Motor Vehicle Technology, Bk1, 5th ed, V.A.W. Hillier.
3. Theory of Machines by R.S khurmi & J.K Gupta – Year II
4. Applied thermodynamics for engineering technologist by T.D. East and A.Mcconkey
5. Geometric and Engineering Drawing by K. Morling
6. Fluid mechanics Volume 1 and II by J.F Douglas – Year III

ICT & COMPUTER STUDIES DEPARTMENT

REQUIREMENT FOR NEW STUDENTS: DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY/CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
1. Recommended to have a good smartphone or laptop (not compulsory)
3. Seven A4 Exercise Books
4. HB Pencil, Pens & Ruler
5. FOUR Figure Mathematical Table (SMP)
6. A4 Foolscaps (1 Ream) papers
7. Scientific Calculator

16
HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY (COSMETOLOGY)
SALON SECTION
Demonstration Material Fee – Ksh. 3,000.000 Per Term
COSMETOLOGY REQUIREMENT
1. Black skirts for ladies
2. Black trouser for gents
3. Double apron with Murang’a T.T.I colours (Available at the Institute @ Ksh.1000)
4. White shirt/blouse or MTTI T-shirt (T-shirt available at the Institute @ Ksh.1000)
5. Closed black low heeled shoes
6. 2 white salon size towels for beauty
7. 2 purple salon size towels for hairdressing

HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY REQUIREMENTS GRADE III

1. 10 Braids 12. Pair of scissors
2. 2 salon size towels 13. Wooden braiding comb
3. 1 butterfly thread 14. Pair of slippers
4. 2 salon needles 15. 1 white face towel
5. Big size Beula Hair food 16. 1 cafton earring
6. Set of combs
7. Salon apron
8. Make-up kit
9. Manicure kit
10. Lipstick
11. 2 A4 size ruled exercise books

HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY REQUIREMENTS GRADE II

1. 1 Butterfly thread 10. Make-up kit (with highlighters)
2. 1 medium curly weave 11. Eye pencil
3. 1 long weave 12. Lipstick
4. 1 short straight weave 13. Lip balm
5. 5 long braids 14. Lip gloss
6. 475g TCB relaxer 15. Pair of slippers
7. Saronis highlight 16. 1 white face towel
8. Hydrogen peroxide 17. Pair of caflon earrings
9. 2 salon size towels

OTHER HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY REQUIREMENTS

1. 5 Hair Braids
2. Scissors
3. Black Acrylic Thread
4. Beula Hair food (Big)
5. 1 Big Towel and A Face Towel
6. A Big Hand Sewing Needle
7. 2 Weaves

GENERAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Requirements
a) Green dust coat c) Industrial Gloves
b) Gumboots d) Tape measure
17
Technical Drawing Tools
a) Tee Square
b) 45 ̊ Set Square e) Technical Drawing Pencils – 2h
c) 60˚ And 30˚ Set Square (Technical Drawing) f) Ruler and Eraser
d) Technical Drawing Compass Set g) Technical Drawing Board

Books
a) Agriculture for improved nutrition by Shenngan Fan
b) Introduction to Agronomy, Food, Crops and Environment by Craig C. Sheaffer & Kristine Moncada.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

WELDING AND FABRICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Tee-Square 6. Quality Erasers
2. Engineering Drawing Set (With a Pair of 7. Pencils – HB, H, 2h, (Staedler)
Compass, Dividers) 8. Overall (Navy Blue)
3. Set Squares (30˚x60˚ And 45˚x45˚ Large 9. Safety Boots
Size) 10. Scientific Calculator
4. Protractor - 360⁰ 11. SMP Mathematic Table
5. Drawing Board (bought at the institution 12. Opaque Welding goggles

18
MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE – MARAGUA
P.O. Box 27 – 10205 MARAGUA CELL: +254 748 108 000
Email: [email protected]

FEE PAYMENT STRUCTURE

VOTE HEAD TERM 1 TERM 2 TERM 3 TOTAL
Tuition fees 6,400 14,500 9,500 30,400
Personnel emoluments 2,100 5,900 3,900 11,900
Electricity, Water & Contingencies 715 1,115 1,115 2,945
Local Transport & Travel 500 1,300 1,000 2,800
Repairs, Maintenance & Improvements 350 1,600 600 2,550
Activity fee 715 1,115 1,114 2,944
Industrial Attachment & Insurance 458 1,692 1,000 3,150
Examinations 2,200 4,150 4,150 10,500
Annual Fees 13,438 31,372 22,379 67,189
Levies payable once on admission
Item Description Amount
Caution Money (Refundable) 1,000
Registration fee 1,000
Student ID 600
KUCCPS registration fee 1,500
TVETA registration fee 500
ICT Infrastructure fee 1,000
TOTAL 5,600
Other Fees paid on Termly/Modular
Students Welfare (Paid Yearly) 500
Student Council (Paid Termly) 300
Boarding Fees (Termly) 4,500
PLEASE NOTE:
 Admission will be on 100% fee payment
 External Examination registration & materials fees is charged as per the examination body
regulations and is paid in full once determined & communicated to the student.
 All students are required to apply for funding from Higher Education Financing (HEF) Portal
 The fee structure above does not include Boarding fees &Training Materials fees in various
courses. All fees must be paid before paying for Boarding Fees & allocated a room.
 All Institute’s funds MUST be paid into the Institute’s Account or via Mpesa paybill number &
Account given below:
KCB MURANG’A BRANCH
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1282527274
ACCOUNT NAME: MURANG’A TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE
OR
MPESA PAYBILL NUMBER: 522123
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 30328KADMNONAME. (Example: 30328K9849John)

19