Category: Education
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Education CS Julius Ogamba (r) and Equity Bank Director Mary Mugwanja (c) award Moi Forces Academy Nairobi at music festival Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has voiced strong support for establishing a national academy for creative and performing arts, emphasizing its pivotal role in nurturing talent and fostering holistic development among Kenyan youth. Speaking at…
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KMTC. Photo credit/ The Kenya Times Kenya Medical Training Colleges (KMTCs) offer a vast array of Diploma and Certificate courses in health-related fields for learners searching KMTC courses and requirements and KMTC admission requirements. Actually, there are about 90 KMTCs across the country serving applicants who ask what diploma courses and certificates does KMTC offer?…
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Smart and Practical Ways University Students Can Make Money While Studying Many young adults wonder how university students can make money while studying. It is important for students in universities to start thinking about how to make money. Even without enough academic qualifications, university students can make money through the discovery and development of their…
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KMTC. Photo credit/ The Kenya Times The Kenya Medical Training Colleges (KMTCs) offer a vast array of Diploma and Certificate courses in health-related fields. Currently, there are about 90 KMTCs across the country. KMTC recently increased opportunities in Community Health Programmes, and introduced courses such as Diploma in Health Insurance (KMTC) to provide skilled workers…
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© Victor Ochieng’ As a peripatetic speaker, cruising counties across the country, staging candid conversations for Form Four candidates, I have always shed bright light on the 3 G’s: Energy, Synergy and Strategy. Energy Form Four candidates yearning to access success in KCSE must increase their energy levels. Peak performance comes with starting strong, continuing…
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Victor Ochieng’ © Victor Ochieng’ In every Form 4 candidate class preparing to sit and write KCSE, there are students struggling to get it right. There are those who are struggling in all subjects. Then, there are students struggling to access success in some specific subjects. Being that the Entry Behaviour influences the Exit Behaviour,…
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Tobacco educators reach out to families about the dangers of smoking — no matter its delivery system — and second-hand smoke. Abdillahi Kahin, pictured on Aug. 22, of Wellshare International, works toward reducing tobacco use in the Somali community. (Aaron Nesheim/Sahan Journal) When Hassan Mohamed, a tobacco use prevention coordinator with African Immigrants Community Services…
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Last Updated on 4 minutes by Agencies for Kenya Online News The Feminist Network for Gender Transformative Education (FEMNET4GTE) has today convened its Africa Regional Action Workshop in Nairobi, Kenya. The two-day workshop brought together over 50 leaders, policymakers, activists, and education experts to chart bold strategies for advancing gender equality in and through education…
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Last Updated on 1 hour by Agencies for Kenya Online News By Gatonye Njenga While the back-to-school season represents opportunities and renewed aspirations, it also brings considerable financial pressure for many families. Expenses like school uniforms, books and school fees can quickly cause financial pressure and overwhelm household budgets. During such instances, banks have become the lifeline that many…
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 15 – More than 178,871 teachers have remained stuck in the same job groups for years due to a Sh35 billion budget deficit at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), the National Assembly Education Committee was told on Tuesday. TSC Chief Executive Officer Nancy Macharia, appearing before the committee chaired by Vice Chair…