Metallurgical Training Institute, Onitsha was established in 1980 as a result of a bi-lateral agreement between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Germany.
The establishment of the Institute followed the technical feasibility study carried out in 1979 by the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ), after a critical appraisal of the needs of the Steel and Allied Industries in Nigeria. The report of the feasibility studies, among others, includes:
To develop highly skilled, practical and production oriented low and middle level skilled manpower who will effectively maintain the steel and allied sectors of the economy, including the oil and gas sector
To create a pool of indigenous technical workforce that can erect, commission, operate and maintain the steel and allied industries all on their own, and drastically cut down on Nigeria’s dependence on foreign technical training.
The mandates of the Institute are as follows: Training of low and middle level technical manpower in maintenance and repair works for the steel and allied industries in Nigeria Creating a pool of indigenous technical workforce that can erect, commission, operate and maintain the steel industries, thereby reducing Nigerian dependence on foreign technical workforce Further training of skilled personnel already employed in Steel and Allied Industries Advisory services to firms in the implementation of their training programmes, especially as regards In- Plant training.
Metallurgical Training Institute KM 6/7, Onitsha-Owerri road P.M.B. 1555 Onitsha, Anambra State Nigeria. MTI has a Liaison Office at the nation’s capital Abuja with the following address: Plot 4 Niamey Street, Zone 2, Wuse, P.M.B. 5079 Wuse Abuja.
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To create a pool of indigenous technical workforce that can erect, commission, operate and maintain the steel and allied industries all on their own, and drastically cut down on Nigeria’s dependence on foreign technical training.
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