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Good news for KMTC students, staff as new changes are announced

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The Kenya Medical Training College, KMTC, students and staff are set to benefit from plans put in place by the Board and Management to streamline and optimize operations in the College, CEO Prof. Michael Kiptoo has said.

The CEO said this when he met KMTC Principals and Heads of Department during the quarterly Academic Council meeting held in Nairobi from 25th to 27thSeptember, 2019.
Prof. Kiptoo commended the Principals for their tireless efforts in the admission of new students. This, he said, had borne fruits as all KMTC programmes for the September 2019 intake were now full.

Noting that it would take everyone’s concerted efforts to maintain the College’s upward trajectory, the CEO reported that “The KMTC Board of Directors is committed in ensuring the continuous improvement in our training standards and as a result, every KMTC Campus will have a bus and a double cabin pick up by July 2020, to ease movement of staff and students to clinical areas.”

He further reported that an harmonized teaching schedule had been finalized that would safeguard quality and relevance of training in addition to ensuring that resources available in the Campuses are put to optimum use.

In tandem with the dynamic world and the changing trends, Prof. Kiptoo said that the Enterprise Resource Planning software would be rolled out to 21 additional Campuses, an addition to the 11 already using the system, to entrench transparency, efficiency and effectiveness in the College’s day to day operations. Additionally, internet services would be streamlined across the Campuses.

The CEO revealed that KMTC staff would now have an easier time owning homes through the Mortgage Scheme and car loans would be considered in future. He added that the College would continue supporting staff to undertake relevant training to enhance their skills.

He urged Principals to support transfer of staff as this was being done in line with service needs and in fulfillment of the National Cohesion requirements.
As proof of commitment to student’s welfare, Prof. Kiptoo said Campuses have adequate facilities to provide a conducive environment for teaching and learning. He added that students will also continue receiving necessary support for their extra-curricular activities.

The CEO urged all to play their role in the continued prosperity of the College.
Several presentations were made during the meeting including review of the KMTC Statutes, admissions, quality assurance, among others.

The Academic Council meets quarterly to deliberate on academic matters and continued sustenance of quality teaching and learning to enable the College achieve its Mission of producing competent health professionals.

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Applications for KMTC intake 2019 ongoing.

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KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE
The Kenya Medical Training College invites applications for qualified candidates for admission into Medical Courses training opportunities for the academic year 2018/2019 and 2019 2020 as Regular trainees in our 68 campuses situated
in different parts of the country is open for application. The successful candidates will join the college in March 2019 and September 2019. All applications shall be made ONLINE with an application fee of Ksh. 2022 payable via MPESA
pay bill No. 964150 following the procedure outlined on the KMTC website (www.kmtc.ac.ke). Should you require any clarification concerning the application process please call any of the following numbers 0736993813, 0736212060,
0723000429, 0723004569, 0723004516 or send an enquiry email to [email protected]. You can also get help on the application process from the nearest KMTC campus.
Course duration: Certificate Courses: 2 Years except for Community Health Nursing which takes 2 1/2 years
Course duration: Diploma Courses: 3 Years except for Community Health Nursing which takes 3 1/2 years
Mean Grade: Diploma Courses C (Plain) and above, Certificate courses a C- (Minus) and above then specific cluster subjects as described for each course below:

KMTC graduation Ceremony, 2018

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The Kenya Medical Training College shall have its 86th Graduation Ceremony on Thursday, 6th December, 2018. Here are the full details:

THE 86TH KMTC ANNUAL GRADUATION CEREMONY.

10,869 students together with their parents and loved ones will tomorrow gather at the KMTC graduation square in Nairobi on the occasion of the 86th Annual Graduation Ceremony. The first cohort of 300 students enrolled in the World Bank sponsored ECN program will be among those graduating. These newly minted health professionals are expected to go back to their communities and help the Government tackle maternal and child mortality.

The Health Cabinet Secretary, Sicily Kariuki (Pictured below), will represent His Excellency the President of the Republic of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, as the chief guest at the 86th KMTC graduation ceremony today, from 10am at KMTC grounds behind Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi.

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Health News- This is why KMTC is the largest producer of the best Clinical Officers in Kenya

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Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) is a leader in development of Human Resource for Health (HRH) in Africa and the largest producer of Clinical Officers in the Country. This was reported by the KMTC Board Chairman Prof. Philip Kaloki, MBS, at the 21st Kenya Clinical Officer’s Association (KCOA) and 7th Association of African Network of Clinical Practitioners Annual Scientific Conference, going on at Pride Inn Paradise Beach resort in Mombasa from 18th – 20th September, 2019.

The Annual Scientific Conference brings together the largest international gathering of medical practitioners providing primary health care, researchers, scientists, and trainers in the health sector. It provides a platform for sharing global perspectives and high quality scientific discussion as well as evaluate recent advances and emerging issues on patient care focusing on Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

While declaring the event officially opened, Chief Administrative Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Chief Guest Dr. Rashid Abdi Aman commended Clinical Officers for being drivers of primary health care in the country. He noted that preventive and promotive health care is the way to go and reiterated commitment of the Ministry of Health’s focus of strengthening primary health care.

“I am glad to note that KMTC, with its spread and kind of courses it offers, will play a vital role in plugging the human resource for health gaps that continue to be a challenge for the Country.” He noted that the College plays a key role in provision of health care as students support other health workers in the health facilities even as they train. “The cadres you train, sit in a very important place,” he added.

The Kenya Clinical Officers Association & the Clinical Officers Council in collaboration with KMTC has provided continuous learning and professional development opportunities to many Clinical Officers. This has contributed in alleviating scarcity of trained professional healthcare clinicians in Kenya and beyond.

Clinical Officers provide critical healthcare support including general and specialized medical duties such as diagnosis and treatment of diseases and injury, interpreting medical tests and performing routine medical and surgical procedures, without which, treatment process would not be complete.

Speaking during the conference, Prof. Kaloki said “KMTC being the only government mid-level institution mandated to train health professionals, is strategically positioned to support realization of UHC goals for the Ministry of Health and Government.” He added that the College recognizes Clinical Officers as central in achieving UHC.

He further affirmed that KMTC supports realization of UHC goals through offering programs geared towards promotive, preventive, curative, rehabilitative and palliative services. The College has increased access to health care through training for HRH, medical camps, attachment, rural experience, disability mainstreaming e.g. sign language course, internships among others.

The College’s national distribution has provided access to world class health training opportunities. The strategic placement next to referral hospitals linking KMTC Campuses to over 450 clinical training sites across the country, has increased access to comprehensive health care, supported provision of health services at family level and hard to reach areas in all 47 Counties.

Prof. Kaloki reported that “in the last five years, the College has released over 7,000 Clinical Officers to the local and international markets. This year alone, the College is expected to churn out about 2,200 fresh Clinical Officers in its 87th Annual Graduation Ceremony to be held in December this year.

”Clinical Medicine has a current student population of 6,668 in the 38 KMTC Campuses currently offering the course out of the 68 KMTC campuses spread across the country. By September 2020, the College intends to expand Clinical Medicine training to four additional campuses.

This year’s Scientific Conference was held with a view of bringing to the forefront challenges and proposed solutions in UHC relevant to Kenya and other developing countries.

KMTC Board Director Mr. Mithamo Muchiri accompanied the Chairman to the event.

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Kenya Medical Training College, KMTC; Fees, Campuses, Courses, application requirements and procedure plus a list of all required documents

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ABOUT KMTC

Situated about three kilometers on the northern side of Nairobi city, Kenya, KMTC headquarters and the main campus, Nairobi, stand on a 20-acre piece of land, opposite Kenyatta National Hospital, along Old Mbagathi Road.

With over 34,000 students attending more than 70 medical courses, KMTC makes the biggest single contribution to the health sector in Kenya and is currently producing more than 8000 graduates every year for both the Kenyan public and private health sectors, accounting for more than 80 percent of the hospitals’ workforce.

The institution boasts of a highly qualified and experienced teaching and administrative staff. It has a strength of over 1,900 members of staff.

The national distribution of the College is its biggest uniqueness. With 65 constituent colleges spread throughout the country as far as Lodwar and Garissa, Loitoktok and Kisumu, the impact of the College in improving healthcare is felt in all parts of the country.

KMTC Admissions.

At KMTC, we offer a wide range of courses, from certificate to diploma to higher diploma, which reflects the institution’s responsiveness to the needs of our nation.

Entry Requirements:

To join KMTC to pursue a certificate course, you must have a minimum of C- with specific qualifications in cluster subjects in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examinations. For diploma programmes, you must have attained a minimum of C with specific qualifications in cluster subjects. Upgrading courses require that a candidate has a certificate in a respective field while for higher diploma programmes, candidates must have attained a diploma course as per the following guidelines.

The following table is a summary of the requirements for courses offered:

S/NO	Level of training	Entry Requirement	Duration of training
1	Certificate	A minimum aggregate of C- with relevant combination of other subjects is a requirement.	2 years with the exception of nursing which takes 2 ½ years
2	Diploma	KCSE mean grade of C (or equivalent) with relevant combination of other subjects such as English, Kiswahili, Biology, Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Physical Sciences.	3 years except Community Health Nursing which lasts 3 ½ years
3	Upgrading	Holders of a certificate in relevant fields and at least two years working experience.	2 years except Community Health Nursing which lasts 18 Months
4	Higher Diploma	Holders of basic diploma in relevant fields and at least a minimum of two years working experience.	1 year
5	Short Courses	Individuals and groups such as corporate bodies, companies and government ministries interested in any course or courses can make a written request for arrangements to be made.

How to apply

Thank you for your interest in the Kenya Medical Training College. We are happy that you are looking closely at the exciting opportunities available here in KMTC. KMTC seeks to enrol and graduate applicants who will develop and grow educationally and personally and will contribute to the College community, and the broader society.

To that end, the role of the Admissions and Records Office is to recruit, admit, and encourage enrolment of applicants who are spiritually mature, academically excellent, accomplished in extra-curricular endeavors, and broadly diverse through individualized review and professional judgment.

Applications:
All applications are ONLINE from the application portal on this website www.kmtc.ac.ke. The prospective candidates apply for admission into Courses for each academic year for Regular or Parallel Category. The Regular category have subsidized fee with optional accommodation but no choice for Campus while the parallel category have non subsidized fee, no accommodation option but have option for Campuses choice in more than Forty one (65) campuses situated in different parts of the country depending on the courses.

Procedure:

Prospective candidates are expected to visit the applicants’ portal, read the advertisement to know the various courses and their specific entry requirements.
Candidates interested in making an application are advised to READ the application guidelines (preservice/Inservice) available on the application portal
Candidates are advised to follow the steps carefully given in the application guideline to the end to be sure of application success.
Take note that the application period has timelines as stipulated on the advertisement please observe them

Please Note

All applicants to KMTC are advised to ensure that their applications are correctly done so as to compete for opportunities fairly; some of the areas to note are as follows;

KMTC has many courses at various levels and varying entry requirement clusters hence taking time to read the advertisement that has key information necessary for the application to be made with clear information
Determine the course you would like to study and be sure you qualify.
Plan for your training at KMTC on time, funding and social support
Be ready to take up your course if successful in any part of this country since our campuses are spread all over the country
Follow APPLICATION GUIDELINES and ensure you have applied in time and correctly
Remain active on email remembering your credentials that you can access your email at any time.

THE KMTC APPLICATION PORTAL: Go to Application Portal

How to pay fees:

Fees

There are three fee categories namely:

Regular
Parallel/In-service
Foreign (as detailed in the Current fees structure)

Fees structure is subject to changes from time to time
Students are advised to pay fees on annual basis to avoid interruption of training
Upon dismissal, fees are not refundable.

NB: Students are advised to make financial arrangements to cover expenses related to Practical attachment; Research etc. details are available from respective faculties upon reporting.

Stationery

All stationary is the responsibility of the student.

Students are encouraged to buy their own textbooks, and specific course book lists are usually provided as an admission package to assist in purchasing books.

Medical Equipment

All special medical equipment in each course i.e. Stethoscopes etc are the responsibility of the student.

Payment Options

Account number: 01003086514000

Account Name: Central Collection Account

Bank: National Bank of Kenya

Branch: Hospital Branch

How to apply for financial assistance:

Click on the link to access information on organizations offering financial aid to students admitted to KMTC courses:

https://kmtc.ac.ke/site/kmtc-financial-aid/

KMTC Campuses:

KMTC has 65 campuses spread throughout the country: https://kmtc.ac.ke/site/campus-list/

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COURSES OFFERED AT KMTC

The Kenya Medical Training College, KMTC, offers a wide range of health related Certificate, Diploma and Higher Diploma courses. Here is a list of available courses;

A. PRE-SERVICE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

1). Diploma in Clinical Medicine
Requirements:
i). C in English or Kiswahili, and C in Biology/Biological Science, and C in Chemistry/Physical Science
ii). C- in any one of the following: Mathematics, Physics/Physical Sciences

2 Diploma in Community Oral Health
Requirements:
i). C in English or Kiswahili and Biology/Biological Sciences
ii). C- in any two of the following: Physics/Physical Science, Chemistry, Mathematics

3 Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics
Requirements:
i). C in English or Kiswahili and C- Biology/Biological Sciences
ii). D+ in Chemistry
iii). D+ in any one of the following: Home Science, Agriculture, Mathematics, Physics, Physical Sciences or General Science

4 Diploma in Health Records and Information Technology
Requirements:
i). C in English or Kiswahili and Mathematics
ii). C- in Biology/Biological Sciences
iii). C- in any one of the following: Physics/Physical Science, Chemistry, computer studies

5). Diploma in Community Health Nursing

• C in English or Kiswahili and Biology/Biological Sciences. 3800
• C- in any one of the following: Chemistry or Physics/Physical Science or Mathematics

Details on the 2019 KMTC graduation Ceremony; Graduation Date, Venue, Time, Fees and other details

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About the Kenya Medical Training College, KMTC

The institution boasts of a highly qualified and experienced teaching and administrative staff. It has astrength of over 1,900 members of staff.

Today, you are sure to find KMTC in every corner of this Country, strategically located next to a provincial or district hospitals where students go for clinical attachment.

KMTC, the only public middle level health training institution under the Ministry of Medical Services, started in 1927 with four students at Kenya Institute of Administration (KIA), Kabete.

Today KMTC has grown tremendously, curving a niche for itself as one of the largest medical training institution in East and Central Africa and even beyond – drawing students from Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Sudan and Nigeria.

This unprecedented growth from humble beginnings to the complex College it is today, is attributable to the unwavering support of the Government, hard work by the dedicated staff, students’ diligence and sound management.

The wide range of our courses, from certificate to diploma to higher diploma, reflects the institution’s responsiveness to the needs of our nation.

The rising number of admissions show the trust bestowed on us by the public and the aspirations of our valued clients, the students.

The 2019 KMTC 87th Graduation Ceremony Notice

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) is pleased to inform all graduands, students, staff, parents and the general public that the 87th Annual Graduation Ceremony will be held on Thursday December 5, 2019 at the KMTC Graduation Square, Nairobi, at 10.00 am.
Graduands should be seated by 8.00am.

Graduation fee

Graduands must pay a graduation fee of Kshs 2,500.00 at any National Bank, KMTC H/Q REVENUE A/C: 01003058521700.

Graduation gown, booklet and invitation card

Graduation gown, booklet and invitation card will be issued STRICTLY between Wednesday November 13 and Friday, November 29, 2019 at KMTC Nairobi, to graduands who will have paid the graduation fee.

Here are links to the most important news portals:

Rehearsals

Rehearsals will be held on December 4, 2019 at 10.00 am at the KMTC graduation square. Graduands should be seated by 9.00am in full graduation attire. Only those who will attend rehearsals will be allowed to join the graduation ceremony

Certificates

Certificates shall be issued immediately after the graduation ceremony to graduands who have cleared with the College and upon return of the graduation gown.

Return of gown

Gowns should be returned on or before December 16, 2019. Late return of gowns shall attract a penalty of Kshs 100 per day.

Good Luck.

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KMTC final year students receive PPEs from Kenya Covid-19 Fund Board and Equity Group

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Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has received surgical masks for use by final year students during clinical practice.

The 500,000 masks were a donation from the Kenya Covid-19 Emergency Response Fund Board in partnership with the Equity Group Foundation.

KMTC has 8,292 final year students who are currently undertaking their clinical practice in various health facilities across the country, ahead of their graduation this year.

The clinical practice involves actual medical services to patients thus the risk of exposure to COVID-19 is high.

Presiding over the handover ceremony held at the KMTC headquarters on February 9, 2021, Secretary to the Kenya Covid-19 Emergency Response Fund Board Kennedy Kihara said the masks will go along away in protecting frontline health workers against the Coronavirus as they serve in the various medical facilities across the country.

“Health care workers are our soldiers, and we have to equip them with protective gear so that they are not exposed to the virus” he said. “We will keep replenishing the face masks to ensure our students are safeguarded as they complete their training and thereafter join the health sector to bridge the human resource for health gaps not only in the country but also internationally.

He acknowledged the College’s contribution towards the management of COVID-19 by providing its facilities for use as quarantine and isolation facilities.

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Equity Group Board Chair and Chair of the Health Technical Committee, Prof. Isaac Macharia commended the College’s key role in supporting the Government achieve Universal Health Coverage by training skilled healthcare workers.

“KMTC is a major cog in the wheels of healthcare service delivery in the country, therefore the masks will complement its mandate of producing competent workforce for the health sector” he said.

He added that the collaboration will extend beyond COVID-19 and affirmed that KMTC students are welcome to use the Equity Afia Clinics as their training and incubation centres during clinical practice and when they complete their training.

Representing the KMTC Board Chairperson, Board Director Dr. Martin Sirengo said the COVID-19 epidemic has presented unique challenges whose negative effects can only be mitigated by collective effort.

He therefore thanked the Equity Group and the COVID-19 Fund Board for the donation “which will benefit over 8,000 final year students, who will upon their graduation undoubtedly propel the country towards the attainment of specific health-related targets, including management of emerging and re-emerging diseases”.

On the other hand, Equity Group Chief Commercial Officer Polycarp Igathe said, Equity is ready to collaborate with KMTC to enhance healthcare service delivery, provide solutions and response to the management of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Equity Group is determined to offer solutions to frontline healthcare workers who are the only clear, strongest, leverage and intervention in tackling the COVID-19”, he said.

He commended the College’s extensive geographical distribution of 71 campuses across 43 out of the 47 counties in the country, thus representing the largest population of healthcare workers in the country. “KMTC is right on top in offering in-depth skilled training in the medical profession” he added.

KMTC CEO, Prof. Michael Kiptoo, said the donation of masks is timely, coming at a time when the Government had up-scaled efforts to protect medics, who are in the frontline in the fight against COVID-19. “The beneficiary Students are part and parcel of the medical personnel providing essential service in our health facilities”, he noted.

KMTC Deputy Director in charge of Finance, Planning and Administration Dr. Kelly Oluoch said since the onset of COVID-19 in the county, the College has been instrumental in supporting Government in the fight against the epidemic.

The College availed its 44 Campuses with a bed capacity of 3,397, which hosted 5,077 clients in quarantine and isolation, for a cumulative 55,754 days.

“As part of efforts of giving back to society, KMTC conducted health education and promotion, donated hand washing facilities and provided mental health and psycho-social support, to mitigate against the effects of Coronavirus.

He welcomed the donation saying the surgical masks will make the students feel safe and protected as they serve and interact with patients in health facilities.

Speaking on behalf of students, Asher Otiende, who is studying Clinical Medicine and Surgery in KMTC Nairobi said some students come from needy backgrounds and are financially challenged so they cannot afford protective gear including surgical masks.

“The surgical masks issued today will help us finish our clinical exams well and offer much-needed protection as we execute our duties” he added.

The College will constitute an Institutional Liaison Committee mandated to receive and monitor distribution, proper usage as well as re-order PPEs to ensure the supply is consistently replenished for use by the Students.

As a strategic partner under the Ministry of Health, the College continues to partner with like-minded institutions to manage COVID-19, by availing requisite infrastructure and personnel.

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KMTC Faces Funding Crisis: 34% of Students Fail to Report,

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KMTC Faces Funding Crisis: 34% of Students Fail to Report, Unpaid Fees of Sh1.54 Billion Put Healthcare at Risk

More than a third of the students accepted to the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) are unable to enroll because of a lack of resources, which is a significant problem for Kenya’s healthcare training system.

During a recent press conference, Kelly Oluoch, CEO of KMTC, disclosed the alarming numbers, noting that 34% of accepted students never show up, and 27% of them withdraw for the same reason.

Oluoch painted a bleak picture of financial difficulties among students by stating that the institution is now saddled with Sh1.54 billion in unpaid tuition costs.

“Too many young, enthusiastic students are abandoning their ambitions to work in healthcare because they just can’t afford to remain in school,” he stated.

The majority of Kenya’s nurses, clinical officers, and community health workers are trained at KMTC, the nation’s leading healthcare training school.

However, these financial difficulties now pose a risk to initiatives aimed at improving the healthcare system, particularly in rural and underserved communities where the need is most acute.

The high dropout and non-reporting rates are not just academic issues; they represent a national threat to the future workforce and the provision of healthcare.

Now, Oluoch is urging the private sector, funders, and the government to act quickly to address the problems.

These include improved scholarship schemes, adaptable tuition payment options, and long-lasting financing options for underprivileged students.

He cautioned, “If we fail to support these students today, we are jeopardizing our ability to provide high-quality healthcare in the future.”

The KMTC funding problem highlights a more underlying problem as Kenya struggles with a lack of healthcare workers and an increasing need for medical treatment: access to education is not only about opportunity but also about ensuring the future of public health.

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Kshs 280 million KMTC Campus set to open its doors in Marsabit County

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The Kshs 280 million Kenya Medical Training College Campus being built at Marsabit town, Marsabit County, will receive its first batch of students in March 2021.

This was agreed during a consultative meeting helď today Friday March 12, 2021 between KMTC Board of Directors led by Chairperson @Prof. Philip Kaloki and the County Governor Hon. Muhamud M. Ali in Marsabit town.

The new campus, which is at 92 percent completion, is the first of its kind in the county, and will start with three courses namely foundation course in community health, health records and information and certificate in community health assistant, Prof. Kaloki said.

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The Governor committed his full support towards making the Campus fully operational, including purchasing a bus, a utility vehicle, library books, adequate furniture, and other teaching and learning equipment.

The County has set aside more land for expansion of the Campus, he said.

With the Chairperson were Board Director Mr Mithamo Muchiri, Deputy Registrar (Admission) Mr Thomas Kisukwa, Isiolo Campus Principal Mrs Agnes Linus, Regional Coordinator (Eastern) Mr David Okach, Resource Mobilization Manager Kamau Maina, and Board Secretariat’s Mr Dickson Kimathi.

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THE 86TH KMTC ANNUAL GRADUATION CEREMONY.

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ABOUT KMTC

KMTC Admissions.

Entry Requirements:

How to apply

Please Note

How to pay fees:

Fees

Stationery

Medical Equipment

Payment Options

How to apply for financial assistance:

KMTC Campuses:

Here are links to the most important news portals:

COURSES OFFERED AT KMTC

A. PRE-SERVICE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

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Also read:

About the Kenya Medical Training College, KMTC

Related News:

The 2019 KMTC 87th Graduation Ceremony Notice

Graduation fee

Graduation gown, booklet and invitation card

Here are links to the most important news portals:

Rehearsals

Certificates

Return of gown

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