Mission Statement

Engineering at a professional level revolves around taking the lead in providing solutions to clients and customers. This involves extensive design and creative input. Engineers use their knowledge and skills to look for ways of exploiting emerging technologies.

In essence, engineering is all about solving problems to help people. In addition to design, paraprofessional engineers plan, budget, organize, direct and control a range of tasks, people and resources to enable those solutions to be realized.these are guiding principles in the entire CPI system

College Vision:

To be the leading private paraprofessional Technical training institution in East Africa

College Mission:

To offer locally relevant engineering programs of international quality through student centered teaching, training and research and the creation of an atmosphere conducive for utmost personal development.

Aims

Our programmes are designed to prepare students for their future career by providing them with the initial educational requirements of a paraprofessional engineer together with a suitable range of transferable and management skills. This will enable graduates to operate effectively in their initial roles and provide a strong basis for future career development. The aims of our programmes are to:

• Provide a programme of study, which develops core knowledge, and understanding of engineering principles, mathematics, and computation, appropriate to different Engineering disciplines offered at the polytechnic.
• Enable students to develop specialist knowledge, intellectual and practical skills that will enable them to analyse, investigate and develop robust solutions to Engineering problems.
• Develop relevant study and personal skills so that students progressively take responsibility for their learning, becoming independent learners, while receiving appropriate tutoring and support.
• Equip students with a range of skills and attributes in the use of computers, team working, communication, time management and problem solving methodology which will enable them to undertake responsible roles in industry and commerce.
• Provide a study programme which meets East African accreditation requirements and the needs of industry.

Study at CPI is strongly practical oriented. The polytechnic boast of a team of lecturers that have a varied range of academic qualifications from around the world and deep practical skills obtained from years of engineering practice in the field; working on and with the latest trends in technology.

Study Programmes:

Currently, we offer 4 study programmes in the areas of Electrcial and Computer Engineering :

Certificate/Diploma in Telecommunications Engineering (DTE):

Certificate/Diploma in Electrical Power (Systems) Engineering (DEE):

Certificate/Diploma in Computer Engineering (DCE):

Certificate/Diploma in Information Technology (DIT):