Electrical Engineering Technology

Electrical Engineering Technology

Installation, wiring, power systems, and renewables for domestic, commercial, and industrial work.

Programme Overview

The Electrical Engineering Technology programme at Asankare Technical Institute equips students with the practical knowledge, technical skills, and professional work habits required for careers in the electrical installation and maintenance industry.

The programme combines classroom instruction with hands-on workshop training to develop competencies in domestic and industrial electrical installation, electrical wiring, motor installation, fault diagnosis, and electrical maintenance. Students learn to use modern tools, equipment, and testing instruments while following industry standards and safe working practices.

Through practical projects, laboratory exercises, and industrial attachments, students graduate with the confidence and experience needed for employment, further technical education, or self-employment within Ghana’s electrical sector.

What You Will Learn

Students develop practical knowledge and hands-on technical skills in areas including:

  • Domestic Electrical Installation
  • Industrial Wiring and Installation
  • Electrical Wiring Regulations and Safety
  • Electrical Tools, Equipment and Measuring Instruments
  • Cable Installation and Circuit Wiring
  • Electrical Testing and Fault Finding
  • Installation and Maintenance of Lighting Systems
  • Electrical Maintenance and Repairs
  • Basic Electronics
  • Reading and Interpreting Electrical Drawings
  • Motor Installation and Basic Control Systems
  • Renewable Energy Fundamentals
  • Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
  • Workplace Communication and Professional Ethics

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this programme may pursue careers in the electrical, construction, manufacturing, and energy sectors, including:

  • Electrical Installation Technician
  • Industrial Electrician
  • Electrical Maintenance Technician
  • Power Systems Technician
  • Electrical Engineering Technician
  • Renewable Energy Technician
  • Building Services Technician
  • Electrical Inspector Assistant
  • Facilities Maintenance Technician
  • Technical Sales Representative
  • Technical Instructor
  • Self-employed Electrical Contractor

Entry Requirements

Applicants must satisfy the following admission requirements:

Academic Qualifications

Six (6) credit passes (A-D or A1-D7).

Core Subjects

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, and Integrated Science or Social Studies.

Elective Subjects

Three (3) relevant elective subjects.

Mature Applicants

Applicants aged 25 years and above may be considered under the Mature Applicants category.

Proof of Age

Applicants must provide acceptable proof of age.

Work Experience

Applicants must possess at least two (2) years of relevant work experience.

Entrance Assessment

Applicants must successfully complete any required entrance assessment.

Practical Training

Practical learning is at the core of the programme. Students gain hands-on experience through:

  • Electrical installation workshop practicals
  • Domestic and industrial wiring projects
  • Electrical testing and fault diagnosis exercises
  • Motor installation and control systems
  • Electrical maintenance and repair activities
  • Renewable energy system demonstrations
  • Industrial attachments with electrical contractors, utility companies, construction firms, and manufacturing industries

These practical experiences equip graduates with the technical competence, workplace experience, and confidence required to excel in the electrical engineering industry.

Course Duration

Total Duration

2 years

Format

Full time

Structure

Year 1 covers foundation knowledge and supervised workshop practice. Year 2 covers advanced practice, project work and industrial attachment.

Certification

Upon successful completion, participants receive the National Proficiency I and II Certificate in Electrical Engineering Technology, accredited by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) under the Ghana TVET Service (GTVET).

How to Apply

  1. Apply Through CSSPS

    Admissions to Asankare Technical Institute are primarily conducted through the Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) managed by the Ghana Education Service (GES).

  2. Meet the Admission Requirements

    Applicants are considered for admission based on their performance in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (B.E.C.E.) conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).

  3. Check Your Placement

    Successful applicants are placed by the Ghana Education Service (GES). Placement results are published through the official CSSPS platform and displayed on the school's notice board. Admission letters provide all the information required to complete enrolment.

Foreign and Private Applicants

Foreign students and private candidates may apply directly to Asankare Technical Institute and may be required to sit for an internal entrance examination.

Transfer Applicants

Students wishing to transfer from another technical or senior high institution should contact the school administration for guidance on eligibility requirements and transfer procedures.

After Admission

Every admitted student receives the Asankare Technical Institute Prospectus, which outlines the academic programmes, school regulations, student life, fees, and other important information for the academic year.

Course Fees

Item Amount Notes
Registration FeeGHS 100Payable on application
Tuition FeePer academic yearFlexible payment options available
Other CostsVariesProject kits, tools, and lab components

Training Centre Location

Campus: Asankare, Ashanti Region, Ghana