Enville Polytechnic is committed to academic excellence, practical technology, character development, and creating sustainable impact in our communities and beyond.
Founded on the principles of innovation, self-reliance, and sustainability, Enville Polytechnic has grown into a leading NBTE-accredited institution committed to producing empowered leaders.
We provide a supportive learning environment that encourages critical thinking, technical creativity, and moral responsibility.
Our HistoryTo produce worthy graduates equipped with technical intellect, innovation, and skills to guarantee individual and national growth through what is GOOD, PURE, and GREEN.
To be among the world's leading institutions producing academically and technologically empowered youths conscious of environmental protection and agricultural development.
Enville Polytechnic formally started as the Enville Institute of Environmental and Safety Management, which evolved into the Enville Institute of Management and Technology.
In 2019, Enville Polytechnic was officially accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) to offer National Diploma (ND) programs in Computer Science, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Business Administration.
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Training a new generation of technicians and technologists whose distinctive attributes are self-reliance and preparedness to start their own enterprises.
"The diversity of the courses really broadened my thinking. It was the best two years of my life! The opportunities I had and the time spent with friends were the best."
"The staff are very supportive and are always trying to improve student experience. The courses are structured exceptionally well with great learning resources."
"The practical technical skills provided at Enville broadened my horizons and built a strong foundation for my academic career."
"I am very much excited as I was able to proceed smoothly for my HND programme at Yaba College of Technology with the help of Enville."
"Practically I was taught, and presently I can comfortably write and build software in many programming languages."
