AfricaNEV’s First EV Technical Training Course Was Held In Nairobi Last Month
So, it’s been a busy year for AfricaNEV, as shown in the schedule above. One of the highlights so far was the first AfricaNEV Electric Vehicle Technician Training Program, held in Nairobi, Kenya. The training program attracted over 35 participants from diverse backgrounds, including electric mobility startups, utility companies, government departments and agencies, NGOs, and well as from the private sector.
Final year students for diploma or degree courses in the automotive, mechanical, or electrical fields The second and most popular component was a complete tear-down of a Nissan Leaf electric vehicle. After the tear-down, the trainees were made to re-assemble the vehicle and make sure it is in working condition under the guidance of an ASE certified EV Master Technician. A lot of the attendees came out of the tear-down and reassembly session quite excited to see the Nissan Leaf drive away after pulling it apart. The next training session will be held in Accra, Ghana.
Fleet operators, business owners, corporate & humanitarian organizations, SMEs, truck operators, taxi operators & mobility app providers looking to transition to EVs
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