MIOG-NP hosted a successful Open Day in Nairobi, showcasing skills training, career pathways, campus tours, and January intake opportunities for learners and professionals.
The Morendat Institute of Oil & Gas – National Polytechnic (MIOG-NP) hosted a successful Open Day at its Nairobi Campus on 11th December, 2025. The event gave students and professionals a chance to discover our training programs and career pathways.
The Open Day brought together learners from diverse backgrounds. These included recent school leavers, working professionals, parents, and educators. Throughout the event, participants explored how MIOG-NP’s programs in oil & gas, hospitality, technical training, and professional development prepare learners for competitive industries.
Interactive Program Showcases
During the Open Day, MIOG-NP presented hands-on program displays. These covered diploma, certificate, technical, and hospitality courses. As a result, visitors interacted with learning tools, training equipment, and live demonstrations that reflected the institute’s industry-driven approach.
In turn, the displays helped participants better understand how hands-on learning builds technical competence, confidence, and workplace readiness.
Engagement with Trainers and Industry Experts
Throughout the event, instructors, mentors, and industry professionals engaged directly with attendees. They offered guidance on course selection, career planning, and skills development. Additionally, participants asked questions and received personalized advice on aligning their interests with industry needs.
Through these interactions, visitors gained insight into how MIOG-NP bridges the gap between education and employment. At the same time, they learned how the institution prepares learners for local and international opportunities.
Exploring Career and Learning Pathways
The Open Day also highlighted clear career and learning pathways. These included TVET programs, certifications, and advanced professional courses. Consequently, attendees learned how continuous upskilling and specialization can improve employability and career growth.
Beyond the sessions, participants networked with current students, alumni, and industry partners. In doing so, they exchanged ideas and built connections that could support their future careers.
Empowering Future Professionals
By hosting the Open Day, MIOG-NP reaffirmed its role as more than a training institution. Instead, the institute positioned itself as a launchpad for careers, innovation, and personal growth. It also reinforced its commitment to developing a skilled, future-ready workforce.
By the end of the event, attendees left with a clearer understanding of industry expectations, emerging career opportunities, and the steps needed to succeed in high-demand sectors.
Overall, the Open Day demonstrated how MIOG-NP continues to empower learners through practical skills training, mentorship, and career-focused education. Ultimately, the institution is shaping the next generation of professionals in Kenya and beyond.
