T3 Industry Authority
Our programs are led by an EPRA T3 Licensed Engineer, legally authorised to design and supervise the highest level of solar projects in Kenya. You learn from a practitioner, not a teacher.
Kinawa training is led by an EPRA T3 Licensed Engineer and grounded in real Kenyan field experience, not classroom theory.
Our programs are led by an EPRA T3 Licensed Engineer, legally authorised to design and supervise the highest level of solar projects in Kenya. You learn from a practitioner, not a teacher.
Over a decade of field experience. Curriculum built on real-world data, including 44+ energy and electrical audits and extensive urban, rural, and mini-grid electrification work.
Every level includes a Licensing Pathway Awareness module. We guide you through the EPRA technician classes (T1, T2, T3) so you know exactly how to become a legally certified solar professional in Kenya.
Solar is a hands-on trade. Modules are accessible online, but practical sessions follow each module, ensuring you have the theoretical foundation before you touch the equipment.
From beginner foundation to commercial installer. Each level builds toward EPRA licensing and real installation capability. All courses include practical sessions after the modules are completed. New to EPRA tiers? Read the licensing guide first →
Focus: Small-scale standalone systems (0–1 kW) for homes and small DC setups.
Target: Beginners, electricians transitioning to solar, and rural technicians.
Focus: Full residential systems and basic solar setups (1–5 kW).
Target: Level 1 graduates and practising technicians starting a business.
Focus: Large-scale commercial and institutional systems (5 kW – 1 MW).
Target: Engineers, project supervisors, and EPC technicians.
Move from beginner to commercial installer in a single structured pathway. Includes Levels 1, 2, and 3, and secures full EPRA-aligned competence at a reduced combined rate.
Vertical-specific programmes for technicians ready to specialise beyond general residential and commercial installation.
Sizing and installing AC/DC pumps for irrigation, borehole solarisation, and rural water supply applications.
Pricing announced at launchLoad measurement, loss identification, and EPRA-aligned report writing for commercial and institutional facilities.
Pricing announced at launchBeginners start at Level 1. Practising technicians upgrade through Level 2 and Level 3. Institutions can pair training with consultation support for internal capability building. Each level prepares you for the next EPRA licensing tier.