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List of all approved Technical and Vocational Training, TVET, institutions, Universities and Polytechnics in Kenya

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) is a public corporate agency established under the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Act No. 29 of 2013 to regulate and coordinate training in the country through licensing, registration and accreditation of programs, institutions and trainers. Section 7 of the Act, 2013 gives the powers and functions of the Authority to regulate and coordinate training; inspect, license and register and accredit training institutions; accredit and inspect programmes and courses; promote access and relevance of training programmes; determine the national technical and vocational training objectives; assure quality and relevance in programmes of training among other functions.

The Authority is governed by a Board appointed by the Cabinet Secretary responsible for Technical and Vocational Education and Training while the day to day affairs are managed by the Board’s Secretariat, headed by a Director General. Prior to the establishment of TVETA, a Directorate of Technical Accreditation and Quality Assurance and Directorate of Youth Training had been established to undertake inspection and registration of TVET institutions with the purview of the mandate of the Ministries of Higher Education Science and Technology and Youth Affairs and Sports respectively.

The Kenyan TVET sector comprises of National Polytechnics, Technical Training Institutes (TTIs), Vocational Training Centres (VTCs), Technical Trainer Colleges and any other category specified by the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Education Science and Technology.

Here is the list of all approved TVET institutions in Kenya:

–	Approved TVET Institutions	Nearest Town/Centre	County
–	Universities	Nearest Town/Centre	County
1	Co-operative University of Kenya	Karen	Nairobi
2	Dedan Kimathi University of Technology	Nyeri	Nyeri
3	Meru University of Science and Technology	Meru	Meru
4	Technical University of Kenya	Nairobi CBD	Nairobi
5	Technical University of Mombasa	Tudor	Mombasa
6	Murang’a University of Technology	Murang’a	Murang’a
–	Polytechnics	Nearest Town/Centre	–
7	Eldoret National Polytechnic	Eldoret	Uasin Gishu
8	Kabete National Polytechnic	Kabete	Kiambu
9	Kenya Coast National Polytechnic	Kaloleni	Mombasa
10	Kisii National Polytechnic	Kisii	Kisii
11	Kisumu National Polytechnic	Kisumu	Kisumu
12	Kitale National Polytechnic	Kitale	Trans Nzoia
13	Meru National Polytechnic	Meru	Meru
14	North Eastern Province National Polytechnic (NEP)	Garissa	Garissa
15	Nyeri National Polytechnic	Nyeri	Nyeri
16	Sigalagala National Polytechnic	Sigalagala	Kakamega
17	Kenya Technical Trainers College	Gigiri	Nairobi
–	Technical Institutes	Nearest Town/Centre	County

18	Ahmed Shahame Mwidani Technical Training Institute	Changamwe	Mombasa
19	Aldai Technical Training Institute	Kobujoi	Nandi
20	Bahati Institute of Business and Administration Studies	Nakuru	Nakuru
21	Baringo Technical College	Kabarnet	Baringo
22	Bondo Technical Training Institute	Bondo	Siaya
23	Bumbe Technical Training Institute	Bwiri	Busia
24	Bunyala Technical and Vocational College	Port Victoria	Busia
25	Bureti Technical Training Institute	Sotik	Bomet
26	Bushiangala Technical Training Institute	Kakamega	Kakamega
27	Butere Technical and Vocational College	Butere	Kakamega
28	Chuka Technical and Vocational College	Chuka	Tharaka Nithi
29	David M. Wambuli Technical and Vocational College	Wote	Makueni
30	Ekerubo Gietai Technical Training Institute	Nyamira	Nyamira
31	Emining Technical Training Institute	Mogotio	Baringo
32	Emsos Technical and Vocational College	Mosoriot	Nandi
33	Endebess Technical Training Institute	Endebess	Trans Nzoia
34	Gatanga Technical and Vocational College	Gatanga	Murang’a
35	Gitwebe Technical Training Institute	Magwagwa	Nyamira
36	Godoma Technical Training Institute	Matano Manne/Vitengeni	Kilifi
37	Jeremiah Nyaga Technical Training Institute	Kiritiri	Embu
38	Kaiboi Technical Training Institute	Mosoriot	Nandi
39	Kajiado West Technical and Vocational College	Ngong	Kajiado
40	Kapcherop Technical and Vocational College	Kapcherop	Elgeyo Marakwet
41	Karen Technical Training Institute for the Deaf	Karen	Nairobi
42	Karumo Technical Training Institute	Kianjai	Meru
43	Kasarani Technical and Vocational College	Kasarani	Nairobi
44	Katine Technical Training Institute	Tala	Machakos

45	Keroka Technical Training Institute	Keroka	Kisii
46	Kiirua Technical Training Institute	Kiirua Market	Meru
47	Kipkabus Technical and Vocational College	Kipkabus	Uasin Gishu
48	Kipipiri Technical and Vocational College	Mawingo Town	Nyandarua
49	Kipsinende Technical and Vocational College	Fort-Ternan	Kericho
50	Kisiwa Technical Training Institute	Kabuchai	Bungoma
51	Konoin Technical Training Institute	Mogogosiek	Bomet
52	Koshin Technical Training Institute	Eldoret	Uasin Gishu
53	Laikipia East Technical and Vocational College	Marina Center	Laikipia
54	Laikipia North Technical and Vocational College	Mowuarak Market Center	Laikipia
55	Laisamis Technical and Vocational College	Laisamis	Marsabit
56	Maasai Mara Technical and Vocational College	Narok	Narok
57	Machakos Technical Training Institute for the Blind	Machakos	Machakos
58	Masai Technical Training Institute	Kajiado	Kajiado
59	Masinga Technical and Vocational College	Masinga	Machakos
60	Mathenge Technical Training Institute	Othaya	Nyeri
61	Mathioya Technical and Vocational College	Kiria-ini	Murang’a
62	Mathira Technical and Vocational College	Mathira	Nyeri
63	Matili Technical Training Institute	Kimilili	Bungoma
64	Mawego Technical Training Institute	Oyugis	Homa-Bay
65	Michuki Technical Training Institute	Kangema	Murang’a
66	Mitunguu Technical Training Institute	Mitunguu	Meru
67	Moiben Technical and Vocational College	Moiben	Uasin Gishu
68	Mukiria Technical Training Institute	Nkubu	Meru
69	Mukurwe-ini Technical Training Institute	Gikondi	Nyeri
70	Mumias West Technical and Vocational College	Mumias	Kakamega
71	Muraga Technical Training Institute	Chuka	Tharaka Nithi

72	Musakasa Technical Training Institute	Bungoma	Bungoma
73	Nachu Technical and Vocational College	Kikuyu	Kiambu
74	Nairobi Technical Training Institute	Ngara	Nairobi
75	Naivasaha Technical and Vocational College	Naivasha	Nakuru
76	Narok West Technical Training Institute	Narok	Narok
77	Ndia Technical and Vocational College	Sagana	Kirinyaga
78	Nkabune Technical Training Institute	Meru	Meru
79	Nuu Technical and Vocational College	Mutitu	Kitui
80	Okame Technical and Vocational College	Busia	Busia
81	Ol’lessos Technical Training Institute	Kapsabet	Nandi
82	PC Kinyanjui Technical Training Institute	Riruta Satellite	Nairobi
83	Rift Valley Technical Training Institute	Eldoret	Uasin Gishu
84	Runyenjes Technical and Vocational College	Runyenjes	Embu
85	Sabatia Technical and Vocational College	Sabatia	Vihiga
86	Shamberere Technical Training Institute	South Kabras	Kakamega
87	Siala Technical Training Institute	Rongo	Migori
88	Sot Technical Training Institute	Merigi	Bomet
89	Sotik Technical Training Institute	Sotik	Bomet
90	St. Josephs Technical Institute for the Deaf-Nyangoma	Nyang’oma Kogelo	Siaya
91	Taveta Technical and Vocational College	Taveta	Taita Taveta
92	Tharaka Technical and Vocational College	Marimanti	Tharaka Nithi
93	Thika Technical Training Institute	Thika	Kiambu
94	Tseikuru Technical Training Institute	Tseikuru	Kitui
95	Ugenya Technical and Vocational College	Sega	Siaya
96	Weru Technical and Vocational College	Malindi	Kilifi
97	Wote Technical Training Institute	Wote	Makueni
98	Ziwa Technical Training Institute	Eldoret	Uasin Gishu

–	Institutes of Technology	Nearest Town/Centre	County
99	Coast Institue of Technology	Voi	Taita Taveta
100	Friends College Kaimosi	Kaimosi	Vihiga
101	Kiambu Institute of Science and Technology	Ruaka	Kiambu
102	Nyandarua Institute of Science and Technology	Nyahururu	Nyandarua
103	Ramogi Institute of Advanced Technology	Riat Hills	Kisumu
104	Rift Valley Institute of Science and Technology	Nakuru	Nakuru
105	Sang’alo Institute of Science and Technology	Bungoma	Bungoma
106	Siaya Institute of Technology	Siaya	Siaya

TVET Authority Board gazettes six standards

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

The Technical and Vocational Education Authority, TVET, Board has gazetted the following six Standards in pursuant to Section 57 (1) and (2) of the TVET Act.

1. TVETS 01:2019 TVET Standard — Competence-Based Education, Training and Assessment (CBETA) — Requirements and Guidelines, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes terminologies, requirements, and guidelines for the development of training standards and curricula for CBET in Kenya.

2. TVETS 02:2019 TVET Standard — Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) — Requirements, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes requirements and guidelines applicable to all PLAR providers in Kenya.

3. TVETS 03:2019 TVET Standard — CBET Trainers Qualification Framework — Part 1: General, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes general requirements for instructors, trainers, assessors, verifiers, curriculum developers and training managers.

4. TVETS 04:2019 TVET Standard — National Polytechnics — Requirements and Guidelines, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes requirements and guidelines for national polytechnics in Kenya in the areas of leadership and management, physical resources, CBET programmes, and library services and facilities.

5. TVETS 05:2019 TVET Standard — Open, Distance and E-Learning (ODeL) — Requirements and Guidelines, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes requirements for Open, Distance and e-Learning (ODeL) centres through traditional distance education; e-learning provisions; blended learning and virtual education and training modes.

6. TVETS 06:2019 TVET Standard — Centre of Excellence — Requirements, First Edition.
This Standard prescribes minimum requirements for a team, a shared facility or entity that provides leadership, best practices, research support and/or training for a focused area.

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List of institutions offering Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) curricula as approved by the Technical & Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA)

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

Background

The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) is a public corporate agency established under the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Act No. 29 of 2013 to regulate and coordinate training in the country through licensing, registration and accreditation of programs, institutions and trainers. Section 7 of the Act, 2013 gives the powers and functions of the Authority to regulate and coordinate training; inspect, license and register and accredit training institutions; accredit and inspect programmes and courses; promote access and relevance of training programmes; determine the national technical and vocationaltraining objectives; assure quality and relevance in programmes of training among other functions.

These are the TVET colleges that have been approved by the TVETA board to offer CBET programmes:

Here is the list of TVET Authority approved Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) curricula developed by Curriculum Development Assessment and Certification Council (CDACC):

NO	CURRICULUM	LEVEL 3	LEVEL 4	LEVEL 5	LEVEL6	DEVELOPER
2	Agripreneurship	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
4	Aquaculture	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
8	Beauty Therapy	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
20	Culinary Arts	Approved	_	_	Approved	CDACC
21	Dairy Farm Management	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC.
26	Electrical Installation	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC.
30	Food and Beverage	Approved	Approved	_	_	CDACC.
34	Front Office Operations	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC.
35	Hair Dressing and Beauty Therapy	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
36	Hairdressing	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
38	Horticulture Nursery Management	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
39	Horticulture Processing	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
40	Horticulture Production	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
45	Instrumentation and control	Approved	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
49	Masonry	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
54	Meat Slaughter house Attendant	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
65	Plumbing	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
67	Poultry Broiler Production Attendant	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
70	Poultry Kienyeji Chicken Production Operator	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
71	Poultry Layer Production Attendant	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
82	Security Guard	Approved	_	_	_	CDACC
1	Agricultural Extension	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
3	Apiculture (Bee Technology)	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
5	Automotive Engineering	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
6	Automotive Technician	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
7	Baking Technology	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
9	Building Technician	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC.
10	Business Management	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
11	Cartography	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
12	Certified Pension Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
13	Chemical Engineering	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
14	Christian Ministry	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
15	Construction Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
16	Cooperative Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
17	Counselling Psychology	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
18	Credit Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
19	Credit Officer	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
22	Dairy Plant Management	_	Approved	Approved	Approved	CDACC
23	Electrical Engineering	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
24	Electrical Engineering (Power Option)	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
25	Electrical Installation	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
27	Electrical Operation (Power Option)	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
28	Fashion Design	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
29	Financial Sales	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
31	Food and Beverage (Sales and Service Management)	_	Approved	Approved	_	CDACC
32	Food Production	_	Approved	Approved	_	CDACC
33	Food Technology	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
37	Highway Engineering	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
41	House Keeping	_	Approved	Approved	_	CDACC
42	Housekeeping Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
43	Human Resource Management	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
44	ICT Technician	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
46	Laundry and Dry Cleaning	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
47	Marketing	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
48	Marriage and Family Counselling	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
50	Meat Abattoir Operator	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
51	Meat Butchery Attendant	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
52	Meat Butchery Operations	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
53	Meat Processing	_	Approved	Approved	_	CDACC
55	Mechanical Production Technician	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
56	Mechatronics	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
57	Office Administration	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
58	Office Assistant	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
59	Oil Pipeline Fire Officer	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
60	Oil Pipeline Instrumentation and Control	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
61	Oil Pipeline Laboratory Technology	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
62	Oil Pipeline Mechanical Maintenance	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
63	Oil Pipeline Operations	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
64	Operation Theatre Technology	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
66	Poultry Breeding Operations	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
68	Poultry Broiler Production Operator	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
69	Poultry Hatchery Operations	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
72	Poultry Layer Production Operations	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
73	Poultry Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
74	Poultry Processing Operator	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
75	Poultry Products Processing Operations	_	Approved	_	_	CDACC
76	Printing Technology	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
77	Project Management	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
78	Project Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
79	Quantity Survey	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
80	Records and Archives Management	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
81	Refrigeration and air Conditioning	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
83	Social Work	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
84	Supply Chain	_	_	Approved	Approved	CDACC
85	Tourism Management	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC
86	Tourism Operations	_	_	Approved	_	CDACC
87	Welding and Fabrication	_	_	_	Approved	CDACC

Source: TVETA.

TVETs to use the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET); here are the 25 training areas for students

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) and the Kenya Chambers of Commerce have started engagements that are anchored on establishing Sector Skills Councils that will guide skills training and curriculum development in the TVET sector.

The TVETA Director-General Dr Kipkirui Langat, who on Wednesday 4, September 2019 held a meeting with senior officials of the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) , led by the 1^st Vice Chamber President Dr Erick Rutto, said that the regulator has started mobilising all the State and non-state agencies to round table to discuss the formation of the sector skills councils.

Sector skills councils are employer-led organisations that cover specific industries influencing how training is delivered in a country. Their role is to basically reduce skills gaps and shortages, improve productivity, increase opportunities for all individuals in the workforce and improve learning supply in the respective industries.

“We are currently working on the structure to identify and bring together all the government agencies involved in the TVET training sector, the industry players and other partners so that we can form a consortium that will form the sector skills councils,” Dr Langat said.

“The formation of sector skills councils will play a major role in our training system because the proposals of each sector council will inform what goes into the design and content of the training curriculum and will provide the criteria for the requirements for certification in all levels of TVET training.”

The Director-General also said that since Kenya has embraced the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET), the sector skills councils will also play a major role in the assessment of the CBET curriculum.

“The assessment of the CBET curriculum will be done by both the TVET trainers and skills experts appointed by the industry by each of the respective sector skills councils. As a government, we will be looking at how these experts will be compensated. But more critically, we envision to have a system whereby at least 10-20% of TVET training will take place at the industry,” Dr. Langat observed.

Dr. Langat also noted that the inclusion of industry-led sector skills councils will also make it easier for the industry to support TVET training, which is currently funded almost 100% by the government and some support from development partners.

The KNCCI 1^st Vice Chamber President Dr. Erick Rutto concurred that the inclusion of the industry players in the design of the curriculum and its assessment will allow the industry to invest in training because there will be value since quality graduates coming out of such a system will enhance their productivity.

He said that for the proposed structure by TVETA to be a success, the government will have to make it mandatory for all business to be members of the industry-based lobby like the Chamber of Commerce and Industry through an Act of Parliament so that funding for TVET training can be regulated.

“The industry is ready to contribute if it can see the value and be part of the training system. This is what happens in Germany where the Germany Chamber of Commerce contributes a larger share of funding needed in training while the Federal Government’s share is minimal,” Dr. Rutto said.

According to the Kenya National Qualification Authority (KNQA), for Kenya to develop and implement a comprehensive and sustainable skills development system, it is proposed that the training sector be established as the basis of determining which skills to be developed.

The sector will also be the source of occupation standards through their respective Sector Skills Advisory Committees (SSAC) can operate.

This system needs to bring on all the players, with the KNQA developing a national policy on the development of a sustainable skills development system; and development of occupational standards with various sectors; while TVETA needs to develop training standards to ensure that training matches expectations of the industry.

Actual training will take place in technical and vocational training institutions with TVETA providing quality assurance. National Industrial Training Authority (NITA), Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE), Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI), Micro and Small Enterprise Authority (MSEA), Association of Professional Societies in East Africa (APSEA) and Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) should form the core of the team that should be involved in coordination of this exercise and ensure that the roles and responsibilities of each player are well spelled out.

There are 25 training sectors currently. They include auto and auto components, food processing, textile and clothing, telecommunication, IT and ITE, electronic and IT, electronics and IT hardware, furniture and furnishing, beauty and wellness, gems and jewellery, media and entertainment, leather and leather goods, tourism, hospitality and travel; building, construction and real estate; energy and extractive sector; water environment and natural resources; healthcare, pharma and life sciences, agriculture; transport and logistics; rescue services and disaster management; business, financial services and insurance, retail and wholesale services; education/skills development for teachers/trainers, security and domestic workers.

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105,000 TVET students have so far applied for Helb loans ahead of the October deadline

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

As at September 19, about 105, 000 Technical and Vocational Education Training,Tvet, students had completed TVET loan online applications against 124,100 targeted by the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) for the first, second and even subsequent applicants at a total value of Sh4 billion for 2019/20 financial year.

Helb currently funds students in 111 Tvet colleges; compared to 74 last year. These are colleges approved by the Technical and Vocational Education Training Authority, TVETA, and are members of Katti. The deadline for application is October 31, 2019

For those who had submitted their loan applications and were approved, disbursements began on September 16, 2019.

About 1,500 students earlier admitted in public universities opted to join technical colleges this year, with the government insisting there are huge shortfalls in technical manpower in both public and private sectors.

Partnerships

The government in a partnership with a Chinese construction firm, Avic International Holdings, have supplied and equipped 144 Tvet Institutions with modern training equipment worth Sh16.8 billion for 10 disciplines and built capacity for trainers on use of the equipment.

Tvets students’ population

There are about 4,000 trainers currently in public Tvet training institutions, but with a shortage of a similar number. The government has started the process of recruiting another batch of 3,000 trainers to bridge the gap.

TVETA puts the number of registered institutions at 11 national polytechnics, 827 (672 private and 155 public) technical and vocational colleges.

There are 747 (58 private and 669 public) vocational training centres. Last year saw the student population in technical and vocational colleges rise to 363,884, with female students accounting for 43.7 percent of total student enrollment.

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Offer quality education- TVETs advised

October 5, 2025 Hillary Kangwana

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions have been urged to focus on quality training to enable the country achieve its development goals.

Principal Secretary (PS) State Department for Vocational and Technical Training, Margaret Mwakima, said TVETs plays a significant role in the realization of Vision 2030 and the ‘Big Four’ agenda.

“The government commits huge resources to TVET institutions with an aim of improving access, equity, quality and relevance of training,” said Dr Mwakina.

The PS was speaking at Flamingo Beach Hotel in Mombasa, during the opening ceremony of a workshop for Kenya Association of Technical Training Institutions (KATTI), Nairobi region.

The forum was being attended by Principals, Finance Officers, Internal Auditors and Procurement officers in TVET institutions.

Dr Mwakima affirms that the ultimate objective is to ensure youths who go through TVET training acquire skills that are relevant to the job market.

She said the Ministry was keen in seeking more resources to meet the growing demand for TVET education and added that 3,000 thousands trainers have been recruited to address the current shortage as a result of the establishment of more institutions.

The PS also acknowledged that technical training was expensive and urged TVETs to be innovative and come up with other income generating activities to supplement Government funding.

At the same time, Dr Mwakima called on the Principals to manage financial resources prudently and avoid wastage and misappropriation of public funds.

“The Principals, finance and procurement officers must manage financial resources strictly according to the law and regulations,” she added.

She directed Principals, finance officers, procurement officers and internal auditors to prepare weekly reports to ensure financial accountability and transparency.

Dr. Mwakima challenged procurement officers to follow regulations and ensure due diligence in the procuring of goods and service, and warned them against involvement in any form of corruption.

The Chairman of KATTI Nairobi region, Sammy Waititu, said TVETs were faced with numerous challenges, including shortage of trainers, modern equipment, furniture and lack of water and power in some new institutions.

Waititu said TVETs are ready to play their rightful role if the government will urgently address the challenges facing them.

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