Learn a Trade.
Own Your Future.
NVTI and CTVET-certified programmes in electricals, welding, fashion, catering, auto mechanics and construction — 70% workshop, 30% classroom.
Certificates That Mean Something
NVTI Proficiency I & II
National Vocational Training Institute trade testing — the licence to practise.
Reg. NVTI/WR/0231CTVET Accredited
Programmes accredited by the Commission for TVET under the Ghana TVET Service.
Acc. CTVET-2024-118Industry Endorsed
Curricula co-designed with Takoradi harbour, hospitality and construction employers.
120+ partnersFrom Enrolment to Employment
Choose a Trade
Taster week: try three workshops before you commit.
Train Hands-On
70% practical, real tools, real materials, real standards.
Trade Test
NVTI Proficiency examinations — we prepare, you pass.
Attachment
A placed industrial attachment with a partner employer.
Work or Scale Up
Employment support — or continue to HND at a technical university.
Industry-Grade, Not Classroom Toys
Welding & Fabrication
Arc · MIG · safety-first
Electricals Lab
Domestic & industrial wiring
Catering Kitchen
Commercial-grade equipment
Fashion Studio
30 machines · pattern roomMasters of Their Trades
Mr. John Baidoo
PrincipalMadam Adjoa Kwansima
Fashion & DesignMr. Peter Mensah
WeldingChef Vida Arthur
CateringA Desk Job Hunt vs. a Trade in Hand
Certificate-only route
- Years of applications for scarce office roles
- Theory-heavy training, employers must retrain you
- No income until someone finally hires you
- Skills that age with one employer
The Atlantic route
- Employers come to our trade-test pass lists
- Workshop-trained: productive from day one
- Paid attachments in the final year
- A licensed trade you can sell anywhere — or start with
I enrolled with nothing but WASSCE results nobody wanted. Today I wire buildings with my own two apprentices.