EVTC Admission Letter 2023/2024 – PDF Download

In October 1996, the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation, through then Ministry of Higher Education, Vocational Training, Science and Technology, conducted a feasibility study to explore the possibility of financing the construction of the Eenhana Vocational Training Centre.

The completion of the study was followed by political instability alongside the Namibia/Angola border that forced many international non-governmental organisations and agencies, including the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation, to withdraw technical and financial support to development ptojects in the region.

The Ministry of Education took over the project to construct the Eenhana Vocational Training Centre (EVTC). EVTC officially opened its doors in May 2011. The centre conducts its operations under the realm of the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Act, No. 1 of 2008, which makes provision for the management and control of all state-owned vocational training centres to be devolved upon the Namibia Training Authority, until such time that these centres, in the opinion of the Board of Directors of the NTA, are transformed into self-reliant vocational education and training providers.

With generous assistance from the EU and the German Government through a GIZ administered project titled the training hub EVTC was identified in 2013 to serve alongside Valombola and Nakayale VTCs as part of a Training HUB centre to pilot the development and advancement of TVET in the country with an enhanced specialty and levels of training. As part of this engagement Eenhana was identified as a center of specialization in Plumbing and Civil services.