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HISTORY OF FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE ILESA.

Founding

The College was established in 1988 as Federal Technical College (FTC) Ilesa and later upgraded to Federal Science and Technical College (FSTC), in the year 2002 /2003.

Early Years
  • Student admissions commenced in 1991.
  • The college initially started with three departments namely:
  1. Electrical Installation and Maintenance
  2. Plumbing and Pipe Fittings
  3. Blocklaying and Concreting.
The first set of students graduated in 1994.
 Expansion and Growth of FSTC Ilesa.
The college experienced significant growth and expansion:

Key Developments

  1. Introduction of Business Studies (1995): Notable increase in student enrollment.
  2. New Courses: Several courses introduced to expand academic offerings.
  3. Addition of Basic and Senior Secondary Schools (2002/2003):
  4. Junior Secondary School (JSS)
  5. Senior Secondary School (SSS)

     This led to official changing of name from FTC to FSTC Ilesa.

Impact
  • Diverse Academic Paths: Students completing JSS could choose between:
  1. Craft courses (hands-on vocational training)
  2. Academic subjects (traditional educational path)
  • Career Advancement: System allowed craft students to advance beyond ordinary technicians.
Current Overview of FSTC Ilesa

Student Population and Courses

  1. 1. Student Growth: From 70 to over 1,400 students.
  2. Expanded Courses: 12 courses today, including:
  3. Electrical Installation
  4. Blocklaying and Concreting
  5. Plumbing and Pipe Fittings
  6. Computer Craft
  7. Motor Vehicle Mechanics
  8. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  9. Radio and TV Electronics
  10. Catering Craft
  11. Business Studies
  12. Metal Work
  13. Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
  14. Furniture Practice
List of the School Principals (1988 – Till Date)
  1. Oladeinde G.T. (1988 – 1989)
  2. Aigbokhai O. (1989 – 1990)
  3. Adewunmi J.A. (1990 – 1994)
  4. Oluyomi T. Israel (1994 – 2001)
  5. Balogun A. (2001 – 2006)
  6. A.A. Akinyemi (2006 – 2008)
  7. Mbaakaa J.A. (2008 – 2014)
  8. Onwusir D.C. (2014 – 2016)
  9. Ejeh A.U. (2016 – 2018)
  10. Akinbamijo (2018 – 2025)
  11. Kalejaye A (Current Principal, 2025)

Get Connected. Get Involved.

There is a growing pride in being a part of the Federal Science and  Technical College family of supporters and in giving something back to the College which has given so much to them. You’ll have many opportunities to share your time, talent, and experience with our community. We’re looking for alumni who are interested in:

  • Mentoring
  • Serving as a guest speaker to classes
  • Tutoring
  • Helping us host an event
  • Joining an Alumni Association committee

The Alumni seeks to connect graduates (Alumni) with the College, maintain the continuity of the relationship and communication between graduates (Alumni) and the College, implement several activities for graduates (Alumni) , publish graduates (Alumni) news on  platforms, and prepare graduates (Alumni) to seize professional opportunities and participate effectively in the labor market by developing their technical and cognitive skills, and other important skills, such as: communication skills, management, problem solving, teamwork.

Here are some potential goals of a Federal Science and Technical College (FSTC) Alumni Association:

Primary Goals

  1. Foster a sense of community: Strengthen relationships among alumni, students, and staff, promoting a lifelong connection to the college.
  2. Support the college’s mission: Enhance the college’s reputation, academic programs, and research initiatives, aligning with its mission and values.
  3. Promote professional development: Offer opportunities for alumni to advance their careers, share knowledge, and develop new skills.

Secondary Goals

  1. Mentorship and guidance: Pair experienced alumni with current students or recent graduates, providing valuable advice and support.
  2. Networking opportunities: Organize events, conferences, and online platforms for alumni to connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities.
  3. Fundraising and philanthropy: Encourage alumni to contribute to the college’s development, supporting scholarships, research grants, and infrastructure projects.
  4. Reunion planning: Coordinate regular reunions, allowing alumni to reconnect with classmates and celebrate milestones.
  5. Communication and engagement: Develop a strong online presence, publishing newsletters, and using social media to keep alumni informed and engaged.
  6. Career resources and job placement: Provide access to job listings, career counseling, and professional development resources, helping alumni advance their careers.
  7. Community service and outreach: Organize community service projects, promoting social responsibility and fostering relationships between the college and local communities.

Long-term Goals

  1. Establish a strong alumni network: Develop a robust, active network of alumni who can provide support, guidance, and opportunities for one another.
  2. Enhance the college’s reputation: Contribute to the college’s growth and recognition, both nationally and internationally, through alumni achievements and advocacy.
  3. Foster a culture of lifelong learning: Encourage alumni to continue learning, developing new skills, and staying up-to-date with industry trends and advancements.

By pursuing these goals, the FSTC Alumni Association can create a vibrant, supportive community that benefits both alumni and the college. Here are some key points about the Federal Science and Technical College (FSTC) Alumni:

Overview

  1. FSTC Alumni Association: A group of former students who have graduated from the Federal Science and Technical College.
  2. Mission: To promote the interests of the college, foster a sense of community among alumni, and support the development of current and future students.

Objectives

  1. Reconnect with classmates: Provide opportunities for alumni to reconnect with former classmates and friends.
  2. Support the college: Contribute to the development of the college through fundraising, mentorship, and other forms of support.
  3. Promote professional development: Offer opportunities for alumni to advance their careers, develop new skills, and stay up-to-date with industry trends.
  4. Foster a sense of community Encourage alumni to participate in college events, reunions, and other activities that promote a sense of community.

Benefits of Membership

  1. Networking opportunities: Connect with other alumni, students, and staff, potentially leading to new career opportunities or business partnerships.
  2. Access to college resources: Enjoy access to college facilities, libraries, and other resources.
  3. Invitations to events: Receive invitations to college events, reunions, and other activities.
  4. Opportunities for professional development: Participate in workshops, seminars, and other events that promote professional growth and development.

Notable Alumni

  1. Distinguished professionals: Many FSTC Alumni have gone on to become distinguished professionals in their fields, including science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
  2. Leaders in industry and government: Some alumni have become leaders in industry and government, making significant contributions to their communities and the nation.

How to Join

  1. Register online: Visit the FSTC Alumni Association website to register and become a member.
  2. Contact the alumni office: Reach out to the alumni office directly to inquire about membership and get involved.

By joining the FSTC Alumni Association, former students can reconnect with classmates, support the college, and promote their own professional development.

FSTC ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

"I Have been impressed by the Alumni Association's efforts to engage with students and alumni, provide mentorship opportunities. it's heartening to see our community come together"
Ayo Oluwatosin
Ayo OluwatosinICT Committee Chairman