The Kitale National Polytechnic 2nd Graduation · The Kitale National Polytechnic 2nd Graduation 7 PROGRAMME FOR THE 2ND GRADUATION CEREMONY ON 25TH OCTOBER 2019 8:30 am - 9:00 am

The Kitale National Polytechnic 2nd Graduation 1

THE KITALE NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC

THE 2ND CONVOCATION OF THE POLYTECHNIC FOR THE AWARD OF HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMAS, DIPLOMAS AND

CERTIFICATES.

TO BE HELD ON THE POLYTECHNIC GRADUATION SQUARE, ON FRIDAY 25TH OCTOBER 2019.

The Ceremony will be presided over by DR. KEVIT DESAI, MBS

THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY, STATE DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRAINING, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION.

The Kitale National Polytechnic 2nd Graduation4

DR. KEVIT DESAI, MBSTHE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY, STATE DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL AND

TECHNICAL TRAINING, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION.

CHIEF GUEST


CONTENT OF THE GRADUATION BOOKLET

1. Programme2. Background information of KNP3. Photos – Council, Senior Management and HODs4. List of Trainers5. Administrative Staff6. List of Graduation Committee Chairpersons7. Message from Council Chairperson8. Message from the Chief Principal 9. Message from Chairman KINAPSU9. Graduands per Department10. Special Awards11. Summary of Graduand Analysis12. Appreciation13. National Anthem14. East African Anthem

THE KITALE NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC


PROGRAMME FOR THE 2ND GRADUATION CEREMONYON 25TH OCTOBER 2019

8:30 am - 9:00 am : Arrival and Registration of Guests

9:00 am - 9:30 am : All Graduands and Guests seated

9:30 am - 10:30 am : Arrival of Chief Guest, Tree Planting, and Commissioning of the Driving School.

10:30am - 11:00 am : ACADEMIC PROCESSION National Anthem/East African Community (EAC) Anthem Opening prayer Constitution of Convocation of 2nd graduation by the Chief Principal Entertainment

11:00am - 11:40 am : SPEECHES Chairman - Student Council Chief Principal Chairman - Polytechnic Council County Director TVET Chief Guest Gifts and Awards

11:40am - 1:00 pm : PRESENTATION OF GRADUANDS FOR AWARD OF ARTISAN, CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMAS Vote of thanks Dissolution of Convocation by the Chief Principal National Anthem Closing Prayer

Guests leave at their own pleasure.


INSTITUTIONAL BACKGROUNDThe Kitale National Polytechnic (KNP) was established in 1980 as a Tech-nical Secondary School and later became Kitale Technical Training In-stitute (KTTI). The Polytechnic was built by the Kenya Government with the assistance of the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) Technical Education Project.

The Institute was elevated to a National Polytechnic in June 2016 through the Legal Notice No. 95 of June 2016, which gave it power to award higher diplomas, diplomas, certificates and other academic qual-ifications as authorised by the academic policy of the Polytechnic. In addition, the Polytechnic was granted power to award degrees in col-laboration with recognised universities. As a National Polytechnic, KNP operations are guided by various legislations and regulations including the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Act, 2013, Science, Technology and Innovation (ST&I), 2013, and Technical and Vo-cational Education and Training regulations, 2015.

VISIONA polytechnic of excellence in competency-based education and train-ing, and research

MISSIONTo produce globally competitive graduates through competency-based education and training, research and innovation for sustainable devel-opment

CORE VALUESIn the endeavour to realize its vision and mission, KNP upholds the fol-lowing core values:

• Customer focus• Teamwork • Professionalism• Integrity• Innovation• Equity


COUNCIL MEMBERS

ENG. ANDREW K. NG’ENOCouncil Member

MRS. ESTHER N. CHEGECouncil Member

DR. JOSEPHINE D. WAUDOCouncil Member

ENG. ARTHUR A. RATENG’, OGW

Council Member

MR. MICHAEL RUGUT, CD TVET

Council Member

CPA BILLY STEPHEN M. MWENCHA

Council Member

DR. BENSON RIRIMPOI LONGARITOMCouncil Chair


TOP MANAGEMENT

FANUEL ONYANGOChief Principal/ Council Secretary

MOSSOP SALLIE – LUKUYU Deputy Principal - Administration

KARIUKI KIARIE Deputy Principal – Academic Affairs

JANE WAIHENYA – KAMAURegistrar

NORBERT WAFULADean of Students

DAVID KURGATFinance Officer


ACADEMIC HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS

MIRIAM OKWOGOAgriculture

MUTURI MUIRURIBuilding & Civil Engineering

JACOB M’MBASUBusiness Studies

RUTH ONGACHIElectrical & Electronics

Engineering

NANCY WAMALWAHospitality Management

PETER WEKESA SOITAInformation Technology

JUDITH SIMIYULiberal Studies

MATONYEI LELEIMathematics & Applied

Sciences

JUMA MUTALIMechanical & Automotive

Engineering


NON ACADEMIC HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS

ANN GATHU CHUMBAGuidance and Counselling

TOM OSWAGOResearch Innovations and

Development

TITUS BARAZAExaminations Officer

STELLA WEKESA MASEROLibrarian

DANIEL RADINGHead of Procurement

EMILY MURGORHuman Resource Officer


BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTMUIRURI MUTURI

KIPCHABA K. JAPHET EVANS KISANYAMASAI G. ODEROJOHN A. BIYOKONDA THOMASRUTO ZAKAYO K.JUMA M. SIKOTOLEONARD MEKENYEZACHARY MARUBEMERCY M. WALUKUCHIMATHEWS OKOTHBENSON KISAKA NGOYASHARON NELIMA WAFULAJOSEPH K. MUTURI SIMON ODENYOCOLLINS ITULIA MASAJAPAUL MBACHI MARABIKIPROTICH NICHOLASCHEPKEMOI HERZELBARAKA DESMOND OORONATHANIEL OKONDA ELLY KIDIGA

INFORMATION COMMUCATION DEPARTMENTSOITA W. PETEROKELLO M. KHAYENDEMABONGA W. ROBERTOSEWE K. OUMACHARLES K NALYANYAMUGO VICTOR WERU

LIST OF TRAINERS

STELLA N. KHAEMBA DAVID A. ATONYSTEPHEN O. NYANYUKIKIPCHUMBA EMMANUELKATAKA JOSEPH KARANIDORICE WANJALASOLOMON MULONGOCHARLES OMONDIISAAC N. NAMANYWAROBISON CHABACHASTEPHEN CHESETO NDIEMAMARY NDUTAFLORENCE JEPTUMSANDRA MISOIMWENDWA IMMACULATE

LIBERAL STUDIES DEPARTMENTSIMIYU JUDITHCONSTANCE MUYERABENJAMIN W. MAELOBENTA AKOTH OMWOYOJOAB OMONDI EVANS MUTOROGODFREY MASAI KIBOIBRIDGID MULONGO NYONGESABERRICK M. NYONGESAEZEKIEL W. KISIANG’ANISYLVIA KHAINDI WAKWABUBIJULIET KHWAKA WAKAPISICAROLYNE M. NGOMEKULOBA M. CHRISTOPHERCONSTANCE OJIAMBOJOHN WANYONYI WAMALWA


BENEDICT OTIENO EDWIN S. OWADECLEOPHAS KINISU

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENTNANCY W. WAMALWABERYL SHIKANGAHELLEN K. NANGULUCAESAR KIBOWENIRINE N. WABUSIACHARITY MOKAYAJULIA BARASAEUNICE KOSGEI CHERUTO SALOME TEKAOJIGO WINNIE MARGARETMISIKO MIRIAMEVERLYNE WAWIRE

BUSINESS STUDIES DEPARTMENTJACOB S. MMBASU RUTH MUSAZILILICHOTI IKUMILUKIBE SAMUELANN GATHUWAMALWA M. NANJALAZIPPORAH BERUTNABURUK MARTIN K.JACQUELINE P. WASIKEJANE AWINO OMBIMANORAH D. ODHIAMBONYANANGA O. WILLIAMJULIUS W. MATOFARIIAN AMBUNE ENDOVOJANE N. MWANGI

JOSEPHINE KHAEMBAANTONY CHARLES AMBIADOUGLAS KIPROPRACHEL KEMBOI REBECCAH OGOLLASIFUMA LUKENEVIL MAKORIANTHONY M. JUMAGRACE CHERUTO MININGFAITH KANYIRI MURUNGIMUSILANG’OMBO STEPHEN WAFULASEBASTIAN ATONYA MUMIAEVANS IBRAHIM ADERELICHOTI - BUSINESS

ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICSDEPARTMENTRUTH ONGACHI FRED SIMIYUKOSGEI ELIJAHMUNYIRI ROBERTKIPRUTO L. SAMUELWESAMBA B. SHIKUKUTIMOTHY OSIEMOKIRAGO STEPHENBONIFACE MWANGIPATRICK K. NGELECHEIKETER J. KIPNGETICH SHADRACK EKUIMAKOKHA O. FRANCISCINCILY J. KENDAGORPATRICK N. LUNANIMASAI M. AINEAHSALANIA SAMUEL TANGAEZEKIEL BWATINA PASCALINE CHESIRE OROGON


MATHS AND APPLIED SCIENCES DEPARTMENTMATONYEI K. LELEYONGETA S. NYARIKI OGWERO S. M. JOHN MWAURAOTIENO T. BARASACYRUS MWANGIGITAHI FRANCISLUCAS ONGERITHANDE F. MALFRED WANGUSILILIAN SIMALIKEN NYONGESA SAMUEL K. MACHARIAMAKARI NALIAKA JULIANABIGAEL LUSWETIDAVID M.WALALAAMOS NGAIRA LUUSAKELVIN OTIENO OCHIENGSAMUEL WABWIREROBERT ONYANGOBONIFACE NJOROGETOM WALUSACHI JACKSON MANGOLI JOSEPH SIMIYU BARASA

MECHANICAL/AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTJUMA MUTALI JPATRICK K. CHELIMOOSEPH ALEX BUNYASIMAKOKHA OLUNGAMICHAEL CHUMBALUMBASI JOHNNAKITARE W. CLEMENTPAUL C. KWOBA

TOM M. OSWAGOJAMES OGOLAMILIMO NAMASAKAKIZITO W. MAKHANUWESLEY Y. CHEPTOOBENARD K. MULUYATULULA M. W. MICHAEL TALLAM LUKE NYANGOIJIMMY WAFULA ISABELA BARASAWANGILA DAN NAMISIFRANLINE YEGOSIMIYU MAXWELL WEKESAMWAURA JOSEPH MAINAPHILIP NDIWA CORNELIUS NGANGA JUMAOMBOTO NAFTAL ONYANDO

GENERAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENTOKWOGO M. JELAGATKINGASHA W. LEONARDKETER K. EDWINBENARD KIBAGENDI MAURICE MAKANRICHARD N. ONSOMUBWABI MASOMBOWASWA JOSEPH KEITANY L.C.GRIFFIN WAFULANYONGESA W. MERCYJOSHUA KIPROTICH SEREMGEORGE M. KAMAUJULIANA KITUIKARIMI PHIDIS M.


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICE

1. EMILY MURGOR

SECURITY SECTION1. ABRAHAM K. CHEROTI

FARM SECTION1. ZACHARIA M. OMWENGA2. JOAN JERUTO KIPROP

CLERK OF WORKS1. FREDRICK K. NJOROGE2. CHARLES W. BARASA 3. ROBERT SAIKWA4. MOSES ETYANG

TRANSPORT SECTION1. SIMON RONO2. DONALD LUSWETI3. CHARLES ODHIAMBO OCHINI4. HILLARY KIRUI

ADMINISTRATION1. NELSON SIGEI 2. JUSTUS SANG 3. EDDA KOECH4. HELLEN N. WAFULA5. ENOCK KHISA OPICHO6. ANNET M. CHESAKIT

MAINTENANCE 1. BENJAMIN SIELE2. DAVID MASENGELI3. MERCY JEPNG’ENO

4. BENARD ROTICH

TECHNICIANS 1. WILFRED SYUKI2. GEORGE OCHIENG3. DANCAN MINATI4. ERINE FAWA5. MAXILLIAN KHAEMBA6. HILLARY KIRUI7. BENJAMIN SIELE8. ERICK MUHINDI9. DAVID KIBOR NDIWA10. PAULINE OYARO11. CELESTINE BARASA12. MARITA ONDIEKI MOSES13. INDIMULI JAIRUS14. DANIEL BOGE15. VICTOR K. RONO16. AGGREY SHIPWAKULA

HEALTH SECTION1. TABITHA GICHINI2. GLADYS SHIKUKU NAFULA

CATERING SECTION1. ROSE N. MUKHANA2. MATHIAS KHAEMBA3. PAUL BIWOT4. ABRAHAM MASENGELI5. PAULINE MULIRO6. ANTHONY KIPAISA7. DALVNE A. ONDIEK8. PHILEMON MWENGU9. WESLEY TERER


10. BENEDICT WANYONYI11. LYDIA N. MULIRO12. EVANS NDONGA

HOUSEKEEPING1. MARGARET MUKHWANA2. DANIEL MWANGI3. CHRISPINUS WANJALA4. ESNAS AMELA5. MOSES WANYONYI6. MARGARET OCHIENG 7. SAMSON LAGAT

PROCUREMENT1. DANIEL RADING2. LUCY CHEMEN NAIBEI3. JOSEPH WANDAKA

SECRETARY SECTION1. LILIAN NYABALA2. PHILIS MUSUNGU3. DORIS MANYURA4. MAXIMILLAH JUMA5. ELIZABETH NANGO’LE6. STELLAH N. WAFULA7. LOICE WANJA MUTURI8. DOREEN L. WERUNGA9. ALICE MATETE10. MARY N. MAKOKHA

FINANCE SECTION1. DAVID KURGAT

2. PENNINAH MUNYEKENYE3. PHILIP SONGOK4. COLLETTA K. OKENYORU5. LUCY GITHINJI6. NANCY WANGUI7. ANITA CHEPKIRUI

LIBRARY SECTION1. STELLAH WEKESA 2. REBECCA OMBIRO3. CLEOPHAS FULANO4. PAMELA N. NALYIANYA5. KIPCHUMBA SIMION6. ROBERT KIBOI7. CORNELIUS WAFULA8. SARAH A. MUNYEKENYE


It is my privilege to extend a heart-felt welcome to you our Chief Guest, Dr Kevit Desai, the Principal Secretary State Department of Vocational and Technical Training, Ministry of Educa-tion, all our esteemed guests of the day, parents and trainees. Thank you all for being here to mark our second graduation as a National Polytechnic.

This ceremony gives us an opportuni-ty to reflect on our past, present and future. The founders of this institution had a vision to empower the youth economically by providing training and equipping them with relevant skills. As a council, we are indebted to them for this vision and continue to uphold the same values on which this institute was founded.

As the Governing Council, we are hap-py to make our contribution to the economic development agenda of our country by releasing 787 graduands, equipped with diverse skills to the job market.

We acknowledge the contributions of the Polytechnic staff for their diligence and strong team spirit. We laud the ad-ministration of the Principal; Mr Fanuel Onyango for implementing duly ap-proved Ministry and Council policies. I also wish to pay special tribute to the parents and guardians for their unre-served support.

The present Governing Council was inaugurated on 3/2/2017. It comprises of 8 members who have a raft of expe-rience and knowledge in areas of lead-ership, management, financial man-agement, engineering and law. Since its inception, the Governing Council has overseen the developement im-plementation of several policies to assist in decision making, secure con-sistency and equity and to assist insti-tutional personnel in performance of duty.

The Polytechnic is guided by a com-prehensive Strategic Plan for the pe-riod FY 2018-2023. We have been on Performance Contracting for the last 11 years and are ISO: 9001-2015 certi-fied. The Polytechnic also enjoys good labour relations with its support staff, and has a registered collective

MESSAGE FROM THE COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON

DR. BENSON RIRIMPOIPOLYTECHNIC COUNCIL CHAIRMAN


agreement with their union. This has enhanced efficiency and effectiveness in the running of the institution.

Chief Guest, the institution is a major beneficiary of recent reforms by the Ministry of Education. We have been able to grow our enrolment from 2600 in 2017 to the present 7000 which has fitted in perfectly with our strategic projec-tions for FY 2019-2023. This has been made possible through enhanced Gov-ernment Capitation and allocation of HELB loans to the TVET trainees. Transfer of trainers from TSC to the Public Service has paved way for the development of technical trainer’s scheme of service which has been long overdue. Under the scheme, additional trainers have been recruited. We are grateful to the govern-ment for that initiative.

As is expected with increased enrolment, challenges arise and it is notable that currently there is a need for an improvement on the institution’s infrastructure in the areas of tuition and boarding, computers, upgrading of workshop equip-ment as well as a need for the hiring of more trainers.

The Council is deeply grateful to the Government and stake holders like African Development Bank (AfDB) for massive input of resources which has enabled us address the problems stated above by executing an expansion programme in the following areas; • Construction and equipping of the Electrical and Building workshops,• Enhancement of the Polytechnic image through innovations of the hostels,

tuition blocks & hospitality labs.• Procurement of motor vehicles and equipment for The Kitale National Poly-

technic driving school. This has been made possible through the prudent management of finances, making it possible for us to purchase the vehicles and tractor from our savings.

• Employment of 77 additional trainers with a view to reducing the deficit of trainers.

• Starting construction of a four storey tuition block with 16 lecture rooms using internally generated funds

• Allocation of funds annually for capacity building of staff for upgrading to make them relevant to the changing technology and to improve their terms of service.

• Construction of two hostels for both male and female trainees, each with a bed capacity of 80. All from internally generated funds.


Chief Guest, the Council has also forwarded to your office proposals for a Med-ical and Applied Science Complex, a Hospitality Centre, Security enhancement and Mechanical department Equipping. The expected outcomes for the pro-posed projects will include the following:• Enhanced learner and trainer experience leading to satisfaction and ade-

quate acquisition of technical skills• Effective provision and implementation of the CBET curricula as currently

proposed by TVET stakeholders in Kenya. • Enhanced exposure to prevailing industry trends in the various areas of spe-

cialization under training in the polytechnic

Some of our service delivery innovations targets in Performance Contracting FY 2019-2020 include incorporating biometric features into the MIS, to improve on security, develop a lighting innovation (occupancy sensor) system to conserve power and to upgrade the KNP financial MIS system from cash basis to accrual basis.

Over the last few years, the institution has forged key partnerships with major stakeholders. Among them are:• Partnerships with Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan ) in development

and training CBET Curriculum.• Peoples Republic of China, in training 24 TOTs in Agricultural Machinery

Technology.• KUCCPS, NYS • County Government of Trans Nzoia by doing CSR with the Jua Kali sector on

welding, motor vehicle mechanics, bookkeeping and skill upgrade for mo-tor cyclists. Have also identified CBET courses in their areas and are looking into engaging them further on areas of skill enhancement and certification.

• Formation of two Industry Advisory Committees for Agriculture and Agricul-tural Engineering in partnership with 10 Industries.

These partnerships will go a long way in enabling us to meet our mutual obli-gations. We proffer our utmost gratitude to our partners and look forward to deepening these collaborations.

Chief Guest, the Polytechnic continues to position itself as a centre of excellence in its mix of market driven courses. I congratulate your ministry for initiating competency based education and training (CBET). I am happy to report that the institution has embraced CBET and we are ready to roll out 9 CBET programmes by January 2020. This will go a long way in making our youths relevant in the job


market. On our part, we commit to give all the necessary support and profes-sional governance to ensure continued growth in infrastructure and enrolment.In doing this, ladies and gentlemen, we shall ensure sustainability of not just The Kitale National Polytechnic but also Kenya’s economy and reduced youth unemployment.

As an institution, we will continue to provide an enabling environment for re-search and innovation by both staff and trainees as they curve a niche for them-selves in the competitive global job market. The Polytechnic will also in future consider an innovation hub as one of its infrastructure. This will advance the Polytechnic to new frontiers for the benefit of trainees, staff and all stake holders.

To our graduands. To graduate is a testimony of your laborious academic excel-lence that we all savor today. We heartily congratulate you. We thank you for being members of our family. As you go out to the world of work, we are con-fident that you will excel in your careers and that you will remain strong brand ambassadors for the polytechnic.

To all our visitors, once again, thank you for finding time to share with us this great day.

Thank you and May God Bless You All.


MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF PRINCIPAL/COUNCIL SECRETARY

FANUEL ONYANGOTHE KITALE NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC CHIEF PRINCIPAL

On behalf of the polytechnic council, staff and trainees of The Kitale Nation-al Polytechnic, I am most delighted to welcome you to celebrate with us our 2nd graduation ceremony since being elevated to a National Polytechnic in 2016.

This achievement is the culmination of the collective efforts of the teaching and non teaching staff, management and governing council, parents and guardians, and all those who have con-tributed to this great feat, for which we proffer our utmost gratitude.

Today, over 787 Graduands will be awarded Artisan Craft Certificates, Di-plomas and Higher Diplomas in their various fields of study. It is a time to mark yet another transition in their lives as they now prepare to join the world of work as competent employ-ees or employers if they choose to pur-sue self- employment as a career.

Chief Guest, I will begin my address with a brief background of this insti-

tution. The Kitale National Polytech-nic was established in 1980 by the Government of Kenya with the assis-tance of the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA). It offi-cially opened as a Technical Training Institute in 1985. In 1986, Kitale Tech-nical School was converted to a Tech-nical Training Institute. In 2016 it was among the technical training institu-tions that were upgraded to National Polytechnic status. Currently, the Poly-technic has 193 trainers, 77are council, 116 PSC, and 134 administrative staff. Trainee enrolment stands at 7000.

Chief Guest, I am delighted to report that, in line with our new mandate, the institution has taken cognizance of the Government of Kenya’s aspirations of increasing access to quality educa-tion and training and providing skilled graduates to meet the manpower de-manded for the country’s economic development.

The journey to the current Polytech-nic status has been made possible by steadfast support and commitment of the Government of Kenya. Key in-frastructural development projects have been implemented through the Ministry of Education, in partnership with AfDB, CiCAN and various other agencies.


The Polytechnic is strategically placed in the bread basket of Kenya. We offer ag-riculture related courses and train the community to add value to their farm pro-duce, and diversify food production to ensure food security. We have partnered with Eastern Africa Grain Council (EACG) to provide an enabling environment for the stake holders in the agriculture related industry to exhibit and exchange ideas to promote best practice in agriculture. The Polytechnic has hosted EAGC agribusiness expo at our grounds for the last two years. We have also partnered with OLDS College from Canada under the Kenya Education for Employment program (KEFFEP) to develop CBET courses in the area of agriculture and agri-culture engineering.

Through the Government of Kenya, and partnership with the People’s Republic of China, we received agriculture machinery which will be used for both training and production, to assist the community improves farming practices for bet-ter output. Through the same programme, we were selected to host trainers of trainers (TOTs) from 12 TVET institutions who received training on the machin-ery for a period of 5 months.

As a National Polytechnic we are key enablers in the actualization of the Gov-ernment’s Big Four Agenda and have aligned our training programmes to this initiative.In regard to Universal Health Care, we have introduced courses like, Medical Engineering, and Environmental Science related courses in order to make our contribution towards universal healthcare. We are also at an advanced stage of registering a course in Pharmacy.Programmes offered in our engineering departments like Electrical Engineering, Building Civil Engineering and Mehaniacl Engineering are geared towards en-hancing the housing and manufacturing agenda.

In the last financial year, under the African Development Bank (AfDB) programme for disengaged youth, we trained 40 plumbers. Under the KenHA CSR program we trained 45 youths in skill based programmes like Catering and Accommoda-tion, Motor Vehicle Engineering, ICT, Masonry among others. This financial year, the institution is ready to roll out The Kitale National Polytechnic Driving School in January 2019.This programme will be value added to equip the trainees with basic mechanic skills.

The Polytechnic has made a big shift from Knowledge Based to Competency Based Training. We are ready to implement 9 CBET programmes in our core ar-eas. The CBET concept entails the involvement of industry in all aspects of train-ing. By aligning our competencies to those of industry, the polytechnic is poised


to assume leadership, through innovative market driven programmes to impart competitive skills, competencies and attitudes to our youth that should empow-er them to drive the nation’s technological and developmental aspirations. This will go a long way in alleviating unemployment among the youth.

As a testimony to the high quality of CBET training offered at the Polytechnic, I take great pride in highlighting the fact that our Polytechnic gate and our Electronics workshop were constructed by our very own students in Building and Civil Engineering. Over time we wish to assure the industry that the train-ing gaps that were previously a hindrance and costly in absorbing our trainees will no longer be an issue. We heartily thank the Industry Advisory Committees (IACs) representatives for the huge impact you have had in our training to make our TVET graduates today relevant in the labour space.

One of the strategic themes in our 2018/23 Strategic Plan is to nurture Research and Innovation. In line with that, we held our first annual International Scientific Research Conference at the institution in May this year. The Conference theme was; “Knowledge Management and Innovation: A Collaborative Approach in Greening CBET for Sustainable Development. This provided an opportunity to trainers and trainees to participate in research and interact with peers nationally and internationally. To achieve this goal, we depended heavily on support and close partnership with the County Government of Trans Nzoia and other stake holders.

Chief Guest, am happy to report that the Polytechnic has invested in scientific research, and come up with several inventions intended to provide solutions to the community and Polytechnic needs among which are; A modern Poul-try Feeder which can be customized to fit your space needs. This innovation emerged position 1 during the National Science Week of 2018. Namurende Snacks a crunchy and highly nutritive snack made from edible grass hoppers or ‘nsenene’ which took 1st position in the National TVET fair, 2019 and was given recognition by UNESCO. Other inventions are; a Solar Driven Groundnut Sheller, Hay Baler Wall Building, and Physically Challenged People Multi-Drafting Table. Plans are underway to innovate a fabricated Silage Chopper by June 2020.To commercialize these innovations we wish to invite the industry players to part-ner with the institution to establish an incubation hub for the mass production of these innovations.

Chief Guest, I wish to acknowledge our Polytechnic Council under whose stew-ardship the Polytechnic continues to execute its mandate, while embracing its core values, mission and vision.


Chief Guest, you will appreciate that with an upsurge in enrolment and tremen-dous growth, comes various challenges. Allow me to highlight a few of these challenges that we are facing which include but are not limited to; perennial under staffing, inadequate modern training equipment for engineering courses, inadequate computers for ICT integration, lack of a smart classroom and Hos-pitality Management Complex with catering and conference facilities, and en-croachment of Polytechnic land.

And now, a parting shot to our graduands; Dear graduants, you have demon-strated through your hard work, the fine attributes of resilience and focus. We applaud you and pay glowing tribute.

Have a deep belief in your own dignity, your own worth, and your own person-hood. Always feel that you count. I have no doubt in my mind that the training you have received will stand you in good stead to serve the country with due diligence and integrity.

May our Gracious Lord guide and protect you always. May you realize your dreams; we are confident of what you have become and I dare you to go and shine whenever you will be and carry our name high.

In conclusion, Chief Guest, on behalf of the Polytechnic fraternity allow me to express our gratitude to the following; 1. The Government of Kenya 2. Development Partners like AfDB and CiCAN, 3. The Public Service Commission 4. HELB,KUCCPS 5. The County Government of Trans Nzoia 6. The Polytechnic Governing Council 7. Principals of sister institutions 8. The staff and trainees of The Kitale National Polytechnic 9. Parents , Guardians and Donors 10. Partnering Industry and Organizations 11. Suppliers 12. Members of the Fourth Estate

Thank you Chief Guest, for finding time in your busy schedule to grace our occa-sion, we truly appreciate.Thank you and May God Bless You All.

FANUEL ONYANGOCHIEF PRINCIPAL/COUNCIL SECRETARY


MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN KINAPSU

Chief Guest Dr Kevit Desai, The Kitale National Polytechnic fraternity, parents, friends , graduates and all our invited guests Good morning! Chief Guest, it is indeed a privilege to be part of this graduation ceremony in the history of this great and wonderful institution. This is the only institution of its kind in the North rift region and we are happy to be here.Graduation ceremony is the most significant and meaningful occasion in the calendar of this institution. I heartily congratulate our graduates as they are the reason we are here today. I salute you all for accomplishing this feat, despite a myriad of challenges that must have come your way. But graduation is not an end in itself. It is just one milestone in the larger journey of life. You have already demonstrated your capacity for personal growth by making it to this ceremony today. Life is a journey, and this graduation should only be a launching pad. As the legendary Eliud Kipchoge would say “No human is limited!”

Chief Guest, allow me to address my fellow comrades; this graduation ceremony inspires us and gives us hope that we too shall get to the finish life. Let us take this accomplishment as an example of how anything is possible when we com-mit to it. Let’s keep our eyes on the goal and shun all vices that may stop us from being winners.

We have a great future ahead of us. In that regard, I wish to appeal to my fellow comrades to shun drug abuse, ethnicity, nepotism and dirty politics which have really affected the growth of this institution of our country at large.

Chief Guest, I have witnessed the great strides that this institution has made to-wards a niche for itself as a centre of excellence in Competency Based Education in the job market. Among them are; 1. Procurement of farm machinery that are used for practical lessons by train-

ees in the institution especially in Agriculture and Mechanical Engineering.2. Putting up two hostels one for male and the other for the female colleagues.3. Purchase of a lorry, tractor and a saloon car to introduce driving classes, this

will be a plus to the students who will enroll for this classes to compete fa-vourably in the job market.

4. Offering of excellent academic programs as evidenced by the men and women seated here before you today.

5. Recruitment of competent and dedicated trainers6. Laying down structures for strong Student Governance


Guest of Honour Sir, this beautiful Polytechnic equally has its challenges;1. Accommodation: we have a few hostels in the institution that are not able

to meet the demands of the current population of 7,000 plus trainees. It’s my humble request that we ask your office to intervene for us to make our stay here comfortable.

2. Lack of enough lecturers/trainers3. Lack of lecture halls for the large classes to take place, most of the classes

are taken outside in tents.4. Encroachment of Polytechnic land5. Political interference6. Sports, there is a lot of talent in this region but we do not have enough fields

to nurture these talents. We therefore appeal to the Ministry of Education through your able office to assist us address the concerns as highlighted.

In conclusion, I thank the Ministry of Education for investing heavily in our insti-tution, our trainers and mentors, support staff, parents, guardians and sponsors, the county government of Transzoia and the industry for absorbing us in the job market, neighbours, and all the other stakeholders who support us.

Special thanks to our chief guest for presiding over this ceremony.

God bless you all, God bless KNP, God Bless Kenya!

Thank you. PROTUS KILWAKE CHAIRMAN KINAPSU


GENERAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN GENER-AL AGRICULTURE

DISTINCTION1. KANG’ETHE ESTHER

2. MWENGU PETER

CREDIT3. CHESAKIT Annet Mengich

4. ECHAKAIT M. Peter

5. ETEMESI M.R. Nyaranga

6. KALAMU Emmah

7. KIPLAGAT Laurance

8. KLATAN Denis

9. MAIYO J. Lily

10. MASINDE Titako

11. MUTAI Kipkoech Enock

12. NABISWA Eric

13. NAFULA Immaculate Wekesa

14. NAMASAKA Maurice

15. NANJALA Sarah Ndole

16. NGARI Bura Eunice

17. NYALOTH John Wario

18. OGUTU Sharon Akinyi

19. OGWENO Kevine Kiriago

20. OSIEL Christopher

21. OSINYA Claire

22. OYAKAPEL A. Faith

23. SAMBU S. John

24. TOLA Murwa Jonstone

25. WAKWABUBI Benard

26. YWALANGANG Pyego James

PASS27. ADEGO Felix

28. MMAIZI K. Lennah

29. MULIRO Eshuchi Victor

30. OMONDI Julius Amake

31. SIFUNA Wanjala Immanuel

32. SIRENGO Wayiya Herman

33. WAFULA M. Nicholas

34. WAKHUNGU N. Stellah

DIPLOMA IN GENERAL AGRI-CULTURE

CREDIT1. AKINYI Faustine

2. ANYONJE Amos

3. ASELI W. Augustine

4. BABU E. Sindani

5. CHEBON K. Anthony

6. CHEPKIRUI Hamphrey

7. CHEPTUMO Sirma Reuben

8. CHEROTICH Abigael

9. CHERUIYOT Nicholas

10. ERIATA Kevin Esikuku

ORDER OF CITATIONGRADUATION LIST


11. GISHURE Beth Wangare

12. IMALI L. Ruth

13. KAMAR K Cornelius

14. KANGUSUR Geofrey

15. KIHARA Kevin

16. KIHARA Paul Mwaura

17. KIILU Mutinda

18. KIPROP Jeruto Joan

19. KIPTOO K. Silas

20. KOECH Hosea

21. LIKHAYO Job

22. LUVISIA M. Laura

23. MAINA Joseph Mbugua

24. MAKAU P. Bentain

25. MAKOKHA E. Richard

26. MARUTI Kisa Titus

27. MASINDANO Benard

28. MASUDI Caleb Kiplang’at

29. MICHAEL Chimao

30. MOFFAT Winvale Shitote

31. MUKASA A. Betty

32. MUTABE A. Nobert

33. MWANJA Jacob

34. NDIEMA Cherotich Damaris

35. NG’ENY K. Jonah

36. OCHIENG Lizz Apiyo

37. OKANGO N. Benson

38. OKOTH Irene Nabwire

39. OKUMU Duncan

40. OMANGA G Gesicho

41. ORONI K Emmanuel

42. RUTO K. Pius

43. SANGA Chepchumba Bronia

44. SAUMU Nafula Mahammed

45. SAWE Moureen

46. TASIKE Metrine

47. WAFULA Edwin

48. WAFULA N Samwel

49. WANG’ONDU J Maina

50. WANYONYI J Marvin

51. WETUNGU M.Douglas

PASS 52. AJWANG’ M Teckla

53. ATEPULLE C. Milcah

54. ATIENO Monicah Ogollah

55. BULIMO Edmond

56. HAMISI Salim Pojjo

57. JEPKORIR Beatrice Kosgei

58. KAMADI Joyce Kigasia

59. KEMEI Hosea

60. KIVEU N Karen

61. KOECH Jerotich Winny

62. MASIBO Rose

63. MATEBA W. Paul

64. MUDENGEYA Livingstone

65. MUYOTI D Simon

66. NAIBEI Caroline

67. NANJALA Mang’eni Loreen

68. NGONGE Edmond Kesi

69. NJERI Patrick Njuguna

70. OKOTH Kevin

71. OPATA C. Winnie


72. OWOUR Collins

73. SAKWA N. Linda

74. WAFULA W. Henry

75. WANYAGA M. Oscah

BUILDING AND CIVIL EN-GINEERING DEPARTMENT

ARTISAN IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

PASS1. KHABAKALI Faraday Ameli

2. NGUGI Stephen

3. WABULITA Juma Robert

4. WABWILE Leonard

5. WAFULA Emmanuel

6. WALUBENGO B. Munyang’oli

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN PLUMBING

PASS1. MUNYAKHO W Kelvin

2. WAMALWA N. Edith

3. WESONGA Thedius Masika

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN ROAD CON-STRUCTION

CREDIT1. KIPRUTO Eliud

2. WAMBOKO Duncan

3. WAWERU Peter

PASS4. ASUBA Shadrack Kiptoo

5. OLWANDA M. Renah

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN BUILDING

TECHNOLOGY

CREDIT1. KHAOYA Geoffrey

2. PIKII Kibet Peter

3. WEKESA Timothy Wafula

PASS4. ANUNDA N. Emmanuel

5. EMURIA Shadrack

6. KIMALIT K. Keitany

7. SIMALI Opiyo David

8. WANYONYI Celestine

DIPLOMA IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

CREDIT1. KINE Ekeno Bassil

2. NJORAH Njoroge Evans

3. WABWAYI W. Timothy

4. WEKESA A. Daniel

5. WEKESA G. Wabwile

PASS6. AMADALA Andama Zubeiyr

7. ATEMBA W. Andrew

8. BARASA M. Brian

9. BIRICH K. Obadiah

10. CHEGE M. Paul


11. JUMA Collins

12. JUMA W. Chrisantus

13. MULUMIA Joseph

14. WANJALA Samson

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

CREDIT1. JUMA H. Nelson

2. JUMA Nyongesa Thomas

3. KABEYI Joy

4. KANGOGO Jeruto Abigael

5. MUTUKU Abednego Musembi

6. ROP Timothy Kibiwott

7. SIKUKU Wanyonyi Remi

8. SITATI Werunga Abisai

9. WAMALWA K. Malcolm

10. WANJALA N. Mathayo

PASS11. AMWENDE I. Denis

12. ASATSA Kevin

13. JOYLINE C. Machari

14. KETENYI Onula Maurice

15. MALOBA M. Suleman

16. MACHARIA K. David

17. MUGWE Manga John

18. OTIENO Benard Onyango

19. PIPOMA Liria Alice

20. SOITA W. Elphas

21. WAFULA Kevin

22. WAFULA N. Kelvin

23. WAFULA W. Enock

24. WEKESA Patrick

DIPLOMA IN QUANTITY SURVEYING

PASS1. MUMELO N. Centrine

BUSINESS STUDIES DE-PARTMENT

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

CREDIT1. AKOLA R. Ibrahim

2. MWATIKHI Abraham Kitui

PASS3. BARASA N. Rebecca

4. CHEGE Rosemary Nyambura

5. EBOYI Idris Adego

6. LUMONYA Annet

7. NACHIPON Joash Ekadeli

8. NDIRANGU Emmanuel

9. SIMIYU Mercy

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES

CREDIT1. AMUYUNZU J. Jahenda

2. KIPCHUMBA Sharon


CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RE-SOURCE MANAGEMENT

CREDIT1. KINGU Solomon

DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY (TEP)

DISTINCTION1. SIULI AMOS MAINA

CREDIT2. CHEPKEMOI Hilda

3. CHESIRO Hesbon Chongeywo

4. INYANGALA Brender Miriam

5. KIBOI C. Everlyn

6. KIPCHUMBA J. Ruth

7. KIRUI Abigael Chebet

8. LUVAYO M Florence

9. MAKANGA W. Mary

10. MUKABANA F. Wekhuyi

11. MUNGESA N. Angela

12. MUSTAPHA Danson Wachemba

13. NAFUNA Doris

14. NDUTA Nicholas Njuguna

15. NGETICH Dennis Kipkoech

16. NJEERI Epur Veronica

17. NYAMBURA Mary

18. OCHIEL Pamela Akinyi

19. ODHIAMBO Harizon O.

20. ONKWARE Naftal

21. OUMA AtienoHellen

22. SOME K. Edwin

23. WAFULA Nasimiyu Faith

24. WAFULA Simiyu Daniel

25. WAKOLI N. Sharon

26. WANGILA Ruth Namkhumicha

27. WANJALA N. Sarah

28. WEKESA N. Brenda

29. WEKESA N. Dorcas

PASS30. ASAVA Mutimba Karen

31. BETT C. Chepleting

32. BOIT Chelimo Doreen

33. CHELANGAT Damaris

34. DINDI L. Irene

35. GATHU David Mwangi

36. KEVERENGE Geoffrey

37. KHAMUSIN W. Silah

38. KIMELI Belinda

39. LUSAVA N. Florence

40. MAKANDA Shikuku Erick

41. MAUSO E. Wanjala

42. MAYAVI Preshley Joab

43. MURANDA M. Truphosa

44. MWANGI Lydia Wanjiku

45. MWIRUKA Irene

46. MWOMBE Masinde Edwin

47. NACHESA Karen Kaka

48. NALUNGU K Jeremiah

49. NAMUKURU W. Lilian

50. OCHIENG A. Mercy

51. OCHIENG Ejulu Eliud

52. ODIANG’A Neema Celestine

53. OKUMU S Ostine


54. OPAKO Mark Ochieng

55. PAPAI Norah Aaja

56. SIMIYU E. Wafula

57. WAFULA N. Lydia

58. WALATA Kisiang’ani Elisha

59. WANGWE M. Mark

60. WANJALA N. Nancy

61. WANJIRU Beth Irene

62. WEKESA Faith Naomi

63. WENYAA N. Rael

64. YAMAME S. Peter

DIPLOMA IN BANKING AND FINANCE (TEP)

CREDIT 1. CHEROTICH Judith

2. GIKAARA Nancy Wakini

PASS3. CHEBET Picoty

4. CHELANGAT B. Cheptot

5. LEPASO L. Tupunywa Samson

6. MAINA Keneth Mwangi

7. MALUNDU Catherine

8. MUINDE Mary Kaluki

9. NAVACHENJA E. Musiya

10. NJUGUNA Wanjiku Hannah

11. NYONGESA N. Clary

12. ODHIAMBO Veronica Awuor

13. ONKUNDI Dennis Misiori

14. SHILISIA Felix

DIPLOMA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGE-MENT

CREDIT1. BETT Kipkorir Erick

2. CHEMUTAI Kirui

3. EBAKWA Sammy Mkubwa

4. EMMANUEL Wabomba Situma

5. FURAHA S Kelvin

6. IWORET Phidelis

7. MASINDE N Esther

8. MBIRIRA N Angela

9. NJOKI Grace Gachugi

10. NYONGESA Nguti Jesse

11. ONGAI Carey Arthur

12. TIDONGOLUK Jane

13. WAIRIMO Salome

14. WAMALWA Moses

15. WAMALWA Sifuna Emmanuel

16. WAMBUI Nancy Wanjiru

17. WANDAKA Joseph Njuguna

18. WANJALA Christine

19. WAWERU Mary Ruguru

PASS20. ANZEMO Ebby Kasigan

21. ARUPE Emmy Eleyo

22. AZENGA V Muhonja

23. BARASA Brian

24. EFEDHA Everlyne

25. LOKORWA C Dinah

26. MUKAVANE Kevin

27. MUTUA Agnes


28. NJENGA Tare Francis

29. OKUMU N Centrine

30. PAPA Abraham

31. ROTICH C Peris

32. SIMIYU W Lewin

33. WAFULA Oliver Makheti

34. WALELA W Pauline

35. WANAMI Vukusa Dianah

36. WANJALA Muyundo David

37. WANYONYI M Stephen

38. WANYONYI N Elizabeth

DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

CREDIT1. MUTORO G. Michael

2. NAMUKURU Josephine

3. NDIANGUI Mark Ndungu

4. SIMIYU Kanyanya Kennedy

5. WAITHAKA Pauline Njeri

6. YEGON K. Josphat

PASS7. ASUNDA K. Abigael

8. MANONO M. Cornelius

9. NJUGUNA Charles

10. WAFULA Naliaka Linda

11. WANYONYI Kisembe Monicah

12. WESONGA O. Idriss

DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MAN-AGEMENT

PASS

1. KOMEN Ben

2. LUVAI V Phanice

3. MWASAME A. Damaris

4. NANJALA W. Caren

5. SIMIYU K. Jimmy

HIGHER DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

CREDIT1. NANG’OLE N. Elizabeth

2. SONGOK P. Kipkurgat

MECHANICAL & AUTOMO-TIVE ENGINEERING DE-PARTMENT

ARTISAN IN MOTOR VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY

CREDIT1. AFURA Ali Okicha

2. CHOMBA David Githinji

3. NYAKUNDI A. Vincent

PASS4. KARANJA Muturi Bonface

5. KIRICHI K. Peter

6. KOSKEI Bernard

7. LUSWETI Brian


8. MUISYO Gideon M.

9. MUMERO M. Sadio

10. MUNYUA Julius Kiiru

11. MUTUA Phoeth

12. MWASYA Nocodemus Muange

13. ONKUNDI Kang’ina Mercy

14. WAHOME James Maina

15. BAHATI Mwatari Francis

16. BARASA Juma Philip

17. CHERUIYOT James Ronoh

18. CHIVATSI Patience Uchi

19. MAINA Joseph Macharia

20. MAKANYANGA Joseph Kimuli

21. SAMOE Khamis Duso

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN MECHANICAL EN-GINEERING (PRODUCTION OPTION)

PASS1. MUSWAHILI W. Dennis

2. WAFULA Suddy Ann

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

PASS1. THIGA Bernard Mariga

2. NGOGU George Maina

3. WANJI Joseph

4. MUTUGI Nicholas

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING

CREDIT 1. CHERUIYOT Kiprotich Hosea

PASS

2. BOGE M. Daniel

DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (PLANT OPTION)

PASS1. NJOROGE Dennis Mwaura

2. KIPKECH Kiptoo Andrew

3. KIPROP Zacharia

4. KIRONGON Kipruto Shadrack

5. WANJALA M. Paul

6. WASIKE Dismas

7. WEKESA Dennis Wafula

DIPLOMA IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

PASS 1. PLASIO Karakacha John

DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING

CREDIT 1. CHEBAI N Levy

PASS2. LANG’AT Bonface Kosgei

3. NAIBEI Geoffrey

4. NGETICH Domnic


HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

ARTISAN IN FOOD AND BEVERAGES

CREDIT1. AMBAISI Kalara Millicent

2. ARISI M. Everlyne

3. CHEMOS Caren Mutinda

4. CHEPKORIR Milcah Kim

5. GOLOVA C. Sagala

6. MBOCHA N. Franciscah

7. MUSAWA Isaac

8. NALIANYA T. Lilian

9. NEKESA Moureen Ingabo

10. ODENG Margret Atieno

11. RULYA Jackline Chegenye

12. SIKHOYA S. Matere

13. SINIKHO Nabwile Irene

14. WEKESA N. Sophy

PASS15. AGOLA Aluoch Jackline

16. ANYANGO Rodah Odhiambo

17. ASHALLO Nelly

18. ASINZU B’yantsi Ndisi

19. AYESA Joyce

20. BARNO Chepkemei Joan

21. BISERA Diporah Paul

22. CHEPCHUMBA Linnet

23. CHEPKECH Abigael Chepkisich

24. CHEPKEMEI Mercy

25. CHEROP Carolyne

26. CHEROTICH Lilian

27. CHEROTICH Mercy

28. CHERUIYOT Ivon Chelimo

29. CHESUI J Chelgat

30. GATHOGO Miliya Wanjiru

31. JEPKORIR Melvine

32. JEPKOSGEI Suter Mercy

33. KAREHA Cecilia

34. KIMASWA Anne

35. KIMENGICH Cythia Jemeli

36. KIPRUTO Nathaniel

37. KWEMOI C. Sylvia

38. MAKOKHA L. Joseph

39. MASAI C. Linet

40. MASINDE Pauline

41. MIHESO Indakwa Sarah

42. MMBUYI Mahuku Sheila

43. MUGENI Geylod Nimrod

44. MUKHWANA James Bruce

45. MUKUCHU N. Everlyne

46. MUNUYU Caroline Nafuna

47. MURIUKI Grace Wanjiru

48. MUSIEKA Hildar

49. MUSOMBI Sylvia Nanjala

50. MUTAI Bethwel Kipruto

51. MWACHI Alfayo

52. MWANGI Esther Wamboi

53. MWANGI Jane Wamboi

54. MWANGI Jerusah Njeri

55. MWANGI Lucy Wambui

56. MWANGI Sarah Njeri

57. NAFULA Faith Musuya


58. NAFULA Zilpa

59. NANGILA Elizabeth

60. NANYAMA Lucy Sambuli

61. NDIWA Korir Yanoh

62. NGANGA Wanjiru Mercy

63. NJERI Ruth

64. NJOKI Sarah

65. NYONGESA Belinda Wasike

66. OCHIENG Faith Akinyi

67. ODENG Margret Atieno

68. OKWARE Sandra Amase

69. OWINO Alvine

70. SEGERE Eyasi Elizabeth

71. SIKUKU W Emmanuel

72. SIMIYU Faith Beverline

73. SIMIYU Juliet Namalwa

74. SIMIYU Nekesa Elizabeth

75. SOMOINE Edwin Muoko

76. SONIA M Nyamwamu

77. WAFULA Monica Nanjala

78. WALIAULA Nancy Mukhwana

79. WAMACHABA N Mercyline

80. WANGUI Igoki Margaret

81. WANJIRU Mercy Wangare

82. WAWERU W Groffrey

83. WEKESA K Maureen

84. WEKESA Stella Nasimiyu

85. WEKUNDA M Brudal

86. YEGO Sharon Chepketer

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN FOOD AND BEV-ERAGES

CREDIT1. AMBOGO Everlyn Rebecca

2. ASWANI Felister Irene

3. CHESAMII Sylvia Kazi

4. GITHUKA W. Esther

5. KALE V. Veronicah

6. KISACHE Wafula Daniel

7. KIYONGA Quinter Chebet

8. LUTIALI N. Oddah

9. MAMULI M. Lourine

10. MANOAH Edith M.

11. NANYAMA Claire

12. NAFULA Juma Sylvia

13. NELIMA D. Beverlyne

14. NGAIRA N. Amos

15. OCHIENG O. Peter

16. OFULA Sanata Reilia

17. OSITAH Mary

18. OTORA Anyango Martha

19. SHAIDA S. Jeremiah

20. WAFULA N. Lydia

21. WAKWABUBI N. Martha

22. WEKESA J. Mutoro

PASS23. BITOK C. Maurine

24. CHEPTANUI Morrine

25. CHIMOLI Faith Simwa

26. CHORE Gloria A.


27. JEPLETING O. Chepsiror

28. KAKAI N. Elizabeth

29. KITUYI Evans Masindano

30. MUCHUMA S. Eunice

31. MUKHWANA E. Nelima

32. MWAMBINGU Machocho Rose

33. NAFULA Sylvia Recha

34. NAMISI Vellah Mariah

35. OKWAKO Noel Maruti

36. OMARI Marygoretty Akisa

37. SITOYA R. Winnie

DIPLOMA IN FOOD AND BEVERAGES

CREDIT1. ANDAYI J John

2. AHONO Karen

3. KISIANGANI N. Veronicah

4. KHISA N. Joy

5. NANJALA Sharon

6. OSWAGO Collins Otieno

PASS7. BARASA Majuma Gladys

8. BARASA M. Evans

9. OKELLO Agnetta Oluchiri

10. JUMA N. Ruth

11. KITUYI Daphine

12. MASOLO S. Zachariah

13. MIRANGA K. Elsie

14. MUSAKALI W. Roselyne

15. NGOME R. Joyce

INFORMATION TECHNOL-OGY DEPARTMENT

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

CREDIT1. BORR Sammy Kipyego

2. CHEPTOO Rebecca

3. CHAMWADA Denis

4. KIPROTICH B. Antony

5. KUNG’U Catherine Ng’endo

6. MOYIA K. Samwel

7. MUNGAI Rose Wangari

8. MWAURA Arnold

9. NGETI Stella

10. NGUGI W. Grace

11. OTIENO Antonio Ouma

12. SEREM K. Jonah

PASS13. CHEPKORIR Mercy

14. CHEPKWEMOI M. Shema

15. KIPLANGAT Gideon

16. NALIAKA Opio Silvia

17. ONCHOKE N. Edith

18. RUTTO Jepkosgei Mercy

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

CREDIT1. IAN Vincent

2. JUMA W. Edward

3. KONYELO Eric Sichangi

4. MULONGO Otundo Kennedy


PASS5. KHATIKA Lincoln Seka

6. KOTUT Hezron B.

7. MANG’OLI John

8. MUKALUKHA M. Ephraim

9. MWENDWA Immaculate

10. NAMNYAK Claire Magabira

11. OGANI R. Kevin

12. SIMIYU W. Kevin

13. WAFULA Edwin Wekesa

DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION COMMUNICA-TION TECHNOLOGY

CREDIT1. APALEKEM Boaz Mnangat

2. BIWOTT Jerotich Mercy

3. BUCHUNJU N. Peris

4. CHEPTIRIM K. Milcah

5. CHESANG Leah Kaye

6. EKISA Ferdinant Ojuma

7. KIRUI Cheruiyot Clinton

8. MAYENDE N. Lydia

9. MNANGAT Daniel Mchung

10. MUKHWANA M. Kevin

11. ROTICH Chepchirchir

12. SABWAMI M. Gabriel

13. SHIBWECHE M. W. Marvin

PASS 14. AVIHAMA Henry

15. CHEROTICH Daisy

16. HOSEA Kiplagat Cheloo

17. JEPKORIR Daisy Arusei

18. NAFULA C. Sikulu

19. NYONGESA W. Dennis

20. SAGASI O. Humphrey

21. SIMIYU Joseph Walibora

22. TALAI Makonjo Joyce

23. WAFULA N. Joan

24. WAFULA W. Cornelius

25. WAMALWA Susan Nanjala

26. WANYONYI N. Lucy

27. WASIKE W. Peter

DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

PASS1. OMBIRO K. Rebecca

LIBERAL STUDIES DE-PARTMENT

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION STUDIES

CREDIT1. MWASAME N. Mary

2. WAFULA Naomi

3. WAMBETE Beauty

PASS 4. KIPRUTO K. Chesangare


CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

DISTINCTION1. CHIRIKU MORAA VERELLIAN

CREDIT2. AGORO Brenda Akinyi

3. AGUTU A. Edith

4. AUMA Beryl

5. BARASA Nekesa Stellah

6. CHEPTOO Sharon

7. CHESIGOR C. Sylvia

8. ERUPE Joseph Odinga

9. KAKAI N. Philis

10. KHAPWONDI P. Cherono

11. KHISA N. Electine

12. KISIANG’ANI N. Nancy

13. KOECH Sally Chepngetich

14. KORGOREN C. Sheila

15. LOKIRU A. Susan

16. MASINDE Emmanuel Situma

17. MOTURI Kemunto Vane

18. MUCHUTA N. Cyprine

19. MWIKALI Hellen

20. NAKHUMICHA Claire

21. NAMAKA Naomi Mulongo

22. NANGIRO Florence

23. NYAKEGO Kemunto Everlyne

24. OMUNYIN Quinvel Adionyi

25. OTIENO A Carolyne

26. SABILAH C. Maureen

27. SWALI Atiang Leah

28. TENGE Enes Nakhumicha

29. WAMACHABA N. Dorcas

30. WAMALWA Amos

31. WAMBETE Barasa Zephaniah

32. YEGO Joan Chemwey

PASS33. ABEI J. Synthia

34. BUNDI Kemunto Ruth

35. CHEMOREI K. Samuel

36. CHEPKORIR Dorine Ndiema

37. FARIDA Namwaya Mustafa

38. GISOI Kerubo Nancy

39. INGUTIA Anunda Austine

40. JEBUNGEI K. Peninnah

41. KUNDU R. Davies

42. MUCHANJI Arvella Nafula

43. MUCHANJI M. Emmy

44. WABOMBA N. Lucy

45. WAFULA Barasa Carlos

46. WALUSE N. Mercy

47. WANYONYI N. Priscillah

DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION STUDIES

DISTINCTION1. BAKARI ZAWADI

2. WANJALA N. GAUDENCIA

3. WOTUBE N. SARAH

CREDIT4. ATENYA Khakasa Cynthia

5. BULIMO A. Janet


6. CHEMAI Andrew Kipchirchir

7. KATAMBI L. Esther

8. KIPROP Albert

9. LANGAT Kiprotich Isaiah

10. MURUTU N. Celestine

11. SAYO Oscar

12. TIKO E. Gordon

13. WANJALA Janet

PASS 14. SIMIYU Mating’i Mercy

DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL WORK

DISTINCTION

1. KADESA MILDRED

CREDIT2. CHEPCHUMBA Viphian

3. EMACAR A. Moureen

4. EWOI Asiptar Dorcas

5. KASHORI Denis Kipkemei

6. KHISA M. Cintrella

7. KIMAKWA Sharon Rosebella

8. KIPLUKWO Jepkorir

9. KITILIT James

10. LUSWETI Dorothy Namsome

11. MUKENYE O. Peter

12. NTHULA Janet Nthambi

13. NYEGENYE A. Moureen

14. OCHOROKODI O. Shadrack

15. OTIENO Achieng Betha

16. OTIENO Everlyne Auma

17. PAPAH A. Mercy

18. SIKUKU Nelima Robai

19. VODEMBEKE Dorothy

20. WAFULA Mercy

21. WAMALWA N. Esther

22. WANJALA W. Sharline

23. WANYONYI R. Nekesa

PASS24. BARASA Wanjala Margaret

25. SINDANI N. Christine

26. WANYAMA N. Nelly

DIPLOMA IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

CREDIT1. WALELA M. Linda

2. WANYONYI W. Ruth

3. WASWA N. Mercy

DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDU-CATION

CREDIT1. GICHIRA Flavia Wairimu

2. OCHANDA Mahlon Okoth


ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT

ARTISAN IN ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

CREDIT1. CHEGE Maina Isaiah

2. WASILWA Lutalala Andrew

PASS3. JUMA S. Raphael

4. KADENDI Igunza Edigah

5. KHAOYA Wafula Wycliffe

6. KIBET Jackson

7. KINUTHIA Joseph Kagai

8. MACHARIA Nicolas Joram

9. NJINE James

10. NJOROGE Stanley Muhiu

11. OIRIA BriverItulia

12. OPUKA Isaya

13. SIMIYU Wangila Moses

14. WANJALA Antony Wafula

15. WANJALA Kevin Nyongesa

16. WASILWA Kiptoo Peter

17. WEKESA Juma Fride

18. WEKESA W. Vincent

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL/ELEC-TRONIC ENGINEERING (POWER OPTION)

CREDIT1. KEITANY Kipsang

2. KEMEI Douglas Kiptanui

3. MARAGIA Magata Kevin

4. MWANGI K. David

5. MWASHI O. Obedi

6. NGARUIYA Haron Ndung’u

7. NJENGA Charles James

8. NJUKI Dennis Murithi

9. OTIENO Evans Owade

10. OWUOR J. Boniface

11. RUTTO K. Stephen

12. WACHIYE M. Benson

13. WAFULA Simiyu Jimmy

PASS14. AMAHUNDU David Okwomi

15. CHANDAYE Derrick

16. ENYENZE Dennis

17. KIBABA Arnold

18. MAKAU Kelvin Wambua

19. MUIRURI Derrick Francis

20. OMAO Enock Mayaka

DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (POWER OPTION)

CREDIT1. EFUMBI J. Dennis

2. OLUNGA Oseno Joseph

3. WABWILE W Philip

4. WEKESA S. Micah

PASS5. BOIT Kipkogei Jacob

6. BUKURIA M. Wilberforce

7. CHEROP Everlyne

8. CHEROTICH Stella

9. CHERUIYOT K. Dennis


10. EMOIT Billy

11. FWAMBA Elone Barasa

12. JAMILA Lucky

13. KAMAU K. John

14. KIBE Jane Wamboi

15. KIPROTICH Timothy Kipkeu

16. KOECH L. Geoffrey

17. KOSGEI C. Benard

18. KOSGEI Evans

19. KUNDU N. Esther

20. KYALO Joseph Luka

21. LETING K. Edwin

22. LUKA Joseph Kyalo

23. MAINA Wanyama Briver

24. MAYAKA M. Elizabeth

25. MILLANI M. Ayub

26. MMASI E. Ayieko

27. MUINDI Mutuku Festus

28. MWANGALE B. Linus.

29. NGURE Josephat

30. OCHIENG Joe Aching

31. OGETO O. Conrad

32. OMBATI Ogendi

33. OMONDI O.Vincent

34. OMUKOSI F. Barasa

35. OTIENG’O Nelson Andrew

36. POWON W. Athanasius

37. SIBONJE W. Joel

38. SIMIYU K. Peter

39. SIMIYU Wandela Philip

40. SITATI W. Edwin

41. WAFULA Wangila Godwin

42. WALUMBE J. Geoffrey

43. WASIKE A. John

44. WEKESA S. Imiyu Daniel

45. WEKESA Stephen Sifuna

46. WORI O. Daniel

DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (TELECOMMUNICATION OPTION)

CREDIT1. MAYENDE Wechuli Moses

HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN ELECTRI-CAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

CREDIT1. CHEBII T. Silas

2. JEPKIRUI Alice

3. KECH Noah

4. KIPKOECH Bett

5. KIPSANG Jepyegon Carolyne

6. OBWOGE N. Japheth

7. ODHIAMBO P. Erick

8. OMONDI O. Vincent

9. TISA K. Peris

10. TUITOEK K. Lenard

11. WANGILA Anthony


MATHEMATICS AND AP-PLIED SCIENCES DEPART-MENT

CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN SCIENCE LABORA-TORY TECHNOLOGY 2018 (TEP)

CREDIT1. ACHIENG Mary Ogonda

2. AKINYI Roseline

3. HANSON C. Susann

4. MASIKA Carolyne Nafula

PASS5. BWAMI Kennedy

6. KHISA W. Victor

7. MUTORO Juliet Khakula

DIPLOMA IN APPLIED BIOLOGY CREDIT

1. AMBUNYA Amunga Brenda

PASS2. CHEBET Viola

3. CHEGE Kinga

4. CHEMMIAT S Juliet

5. EGESA Juliet

6. ETYANG Edwin

7. INYANGALA Fidel

8. KIBET R. Jepchirchir

9. KOMEN K. John

10. MEIN Kelvin David

11. NAIBEI K. Peter

12. NAMBILI W. Calistus

13. NYABAGA O. Vincent

14. NYONGESA D. Luucho

15. NYONGESA Wekesa Andrew

16. OMINO Andeso Rebeccah

17. SIMIYU W. David

18. TELLO Chepkurui Joyce

19. VIHENDA Milimu Winprodah

20. WAFULA W. Samuel

21. WAMALWA NafulaMorine

22. WAMALWA Salome Amelight

23. WAMALWA V. Christine

24. WEKESA Mutacho Titus

DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (MOD)

CREDIT

1. MWENDWA M. Gideon

PASS2. NGASIKE Lopeyok Felix

DIPLOMA IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY (TEP)

PASS1. BARASA Nasike Jemmimah

2. KUNDU Eliud

3. KUTSURU N. Margaret

4. LONGURA Anthony K.

5. MAKOKHA N. Sheila

6. MUANDA M. Roselyne

7. OCHIENG Onyango Dennis

8. SOITA Sammy Wekesa


LIST OF TRAINEES AWARDEES OCTOBER 2019

ACADEMICS - FOR EXEMPLARY PERFOMANCE (DISTINCTION HOLDERS)

A. AGRICULTURE 1. KANG’ETHE ESTHER CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN G.A 2. MWENGU PETER CRAFT CERTIFICATE IN G.A B. LIBERAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 3. BAKARI ZAWADI DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION STUDIES 4. WANJALA N GAUDENCIA DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION STUDIES 5. WOTUBE N SARAH DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION STUDIES 6. CHIRIKUMORAAVERELLIAN CERT IN SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 7. KADESA MILDRED DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

C. BUSINESS STUDIES DEPARTMENT 8. SIULI AMOS MAINA DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY (TEP)

LEADERSHIP - FOR EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP 9. MERCY KANGINA (MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT) VICE CHAIR STUDENT COUNCIL

EXTRA CURICULUM SPORTS 10. CHEBET MERCY - BEST SPORT WOMAN 11. JUMA YUSUF - BEST SPORT MAN

INNOVATION 12. NATHAN NYAEGA OBOIKO – BEST INNOVATION 13. PAULINE WAMALWA – BEST INNOVATION

DRAMA 14. ANASTANCIA WECHULI 15. ABUBAKAR JUMA

MUSIC 16. DICKENS OSAWO 17. TERESA WAFULA



The Polytechnic would like to recognize and appreciate the following partners in this Graduation Ceremony.

1. BARCLAYS BANK (K) LTD2. TRANS-NZOIA GENERAL WHOLESALERS3. FIRE COM TECHNOLOGY LTD4. DOMYSUMA BUILDING AND CIVIL WORKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY5. CHELINI CONTRACTORS Co. LTD6. REACT BRANDING ENTERPRISES7. EUKACHE ENTERPRISES8. IRATI ENTERPRISES9. CAMANA Co. LTD 10. QUICKMARK ENTERPRISES11. ANGELS SOLUTION12. HAZACOMES ENTERPRISES LTD13. SHINY INVESTMENTS LTD14. JONIC INVESTMENTS ENTERPRISES 15. HASACOM HARDWARE LTD16. CHESOWOS ENTERPRISES17. MITUME RADIO 89.7 FM18. KALYA FM19. RADIO MAMBO

Thank you for your support and making the 2nd Polytechnic Graduation Cere-mony (October 2019) a success.

APPRECIATION TO OUR PARTNERS

E-MAIL: [email protected],[email protected], [email protected]. OR [email protected]

JANUARY 2020 INTAKE COURSES

BUSINESS STUDIES DEPARTMENT

Course Title Minimum Requirements Duration Exam Body Diploma in Business Management Mod I, II & III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“, pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Supplies Chain Management Mod I,II & III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“, pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Banking and Finance (TEP) K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-“ 3 years KNEC Diploma in Accountancy (TEP) K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-“ 3 years KNEC Diploma in Human Resource Management Mod I, II & III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Cooperative Management Mod I, II & III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in sales and Marketing Mod I, II & III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Secretarial Studies Mod I , II & III K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-“ pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Business Management Mod I & II K.C.S.E Mean Grade “D” , pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Supply Chain Management Mod I & II K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ ,pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Human Resource Management Mod I & II K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ , pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Secretarial Studies Mod I & II K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ , pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Secretarial (Single and Group ) Stage I & II K.C.S.E & Above Stage I KNEC

MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED SCIENCES Diploma in Petroleum and Geo- science Mod II,III Pass in Mod I & II 1 Mod/year KNEC Diploma in Environmental Science Technology Mod II, III Pass in Mod I & II 1 Mod/year KNEC Diploma in Food Processing Technology Mod II, III Pass in Mod I & II 1 Mod/year KNEC Certificate in Food Processing & Preservation Technology Mod II Pass in Mod I 1 Mod/year KNEC Certificate in Science Lab Technology Mod II Pass in Mod I 1 Mod/year KNEC

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT Diploma in Computer Studies (TEP) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ 3 Years KNEC Diploma in Information Communication Technology.(Mod I, II,III) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“, pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Information Communication Technology (mod I, II) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ , Pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Information Communication Digital Learning( ICDL) KCSE 6 Months ICDL Certified in Information Communication Technology K.C.S.E. Mean grade "D+" 6 Months KASNEB

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Power Option (MOD I) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Electrical & Electronics(Power) Mod I K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ 1 Mod/year KNEC Artisan in Electrical & Electronics(Power) TEP K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D-“ 1 year KNEC GTT I,II,III KCPE 5 TERMS NITA

MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Diploma in Agricultural Engineering (TEP) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ & Above 3 Years KNEC Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Plant Mod I ,II &III K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ , Pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Prod Mod I ,II &III ) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C- “ , Pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Automotive Engineering (Mod I ,II &III) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ , Pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Prod Mod I & II) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ , Pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Mod I & II K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D” , Pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Artisan MVT Level I & II K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D-” 1 Year(Level 1) KNEC GTT(Government Trade Test) Grade I & II Grade III & II 2 Terms NITA

BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Diploma in Building Technology (Mod I,II,III ) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C- “ , Pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Civil Engineering (Mod I,II,III ) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ , Pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Quantity Surveying (TEP) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ & Above 3 year KNEC Certificate in Building Technology (Mod I,II) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ , Pass in Mod 1 Module/year KNEC

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Diploma in General Agriculture (Mod I, II,III) K.C.S.E Mean Grade “C- pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Entrepreneurial Agriculture (Mod I) K.C.S.E Mean Grade “C- & Above 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in General Agriculture Mod I K.C.S.E. Mean grade “D“ & Above 1 Module/year KNEC Artisan in General Agriculture TEP K.C.S.E. & Above 1 year KNEC

THE KITALE NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC P.O BOX 2162 -30200

KITALE Tel No: 0721379304, 020238008

LIBERAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Diploma in Social Work & Community Development (Mod I, II) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“ , Pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Entrepreneurship Education(Mod I) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“,.& Above 1 Mod/year KNEC

Diploma in Project management (Mod I) K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“.& Above 1 Mod/year KNEC

Diploma in Information Studies TEP K.C.S.E. Mean grade “C-“.& Above 3 Years KNEC

Diploma in Social Work Mod III Pass in Mod II 1 Module/year KNEC Diploma in Community Development Mod III Pass in Mod II 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Social work & Community Development TEP K.C.S.E Mean Grade “D” & Above 2 years KNEC Certificate in Information Studies (Mod I, II) K.C.S.E Mean Grade “D”, Pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC Certificate in Project Management (Mod I) K.C.S.E Mean Grade “D” & Above 2 years KNEC

HOSPITALITY AND MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

Diploma in Food and beverage management Mod I, II, III K.C.S.E Mean Grade “C-“ , pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC

Diploma in Catering & Accommodation Mod I , II, III K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-”, pass in Mod I & II 1 Module/year KNEC

Diploma in Tourism Management Mod I K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-” 1 Module/year KNEC

Diploma in Housekeeping & Laundry Operations Mod I K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “D ” & Above 1 Module/year KNEC

Certificate in Housekeeping & Laundry Operations Mod I K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “C-” 1 Module/year KNEC

Certificate in Food and Beverage Management Mod I, II K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “D” pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC

Certificate in Catering & Accommodation Mod I, II K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “D” pass in Mod I 1 Module/year KNEC

Certificate in Tourism management Mod I K.C.S.E D and Above 1 Module/year KNEC

Certificate in Tour Guiding and Operation Mod I K.C.S.E D and Above 1 Module/year KNEC

Artisan in Food and Beverage TEP K.C.S.E & Above 1 years KNEC

Competency Based Education Training (CBET) COURSES Course Title Minimum Requirements Duration Exam Body Horticulture Nursery production Level 3 (Basic) KCPE & Above 660 HRS CDACC / KNP

Housekeeping Level 3 (Basic) KCPE, KCSE D 1200 HRS CDACC / KNP

Electrical Installation Level 3 (Basic) KCPE OR KNQA Level 1& 2 1654 HRS CDACC / KNP

Plumbing Level 3 (Basic) K.C.P.E,K.C.S.E. OR KNQA 1 & 2 630 HRS CDACC / KNP

Front office Operations Level 4 (Basic) KCPE, KCSE, KCE, DIVISION IV OR KNQA Level 3 600 HRS CDACC / KNP

Food & Beverages(Culinary Arts) Level 4 (Basic) KCPE, KCSE OR KNQA Level 1 & 2 1200 HRS CDACC / KNP

Project Management Level 5 (Intermediate) K.C.S.E. Mean Grade “D” pass in Mod I 1200 HRS CDACC / KNP

Food Technology Level 6 (Advanced) K.C.S.E C- OR KNQA Level 5 2400 HRS CDACC / KNP

Automotive level 5 (inter mediate) KCSE D, KCE Division III OR KNQA 4 1200 HRS CDACC / KNP

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WIMBO WA TAIFA

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Amkeni ndugu zetuTufanye sote bidiiNasi tujitoe kwa nguvuNchi yetu ya KenyaTunayoipendaTuwe tayari kuilinda

Natujenge taifa letuEe, ndio wajibu wetuKenya istahili heshimaTuungane mikonoPamoja kaziniKila siku tuwe na shukrani

WIMBO WA JUMUIYA YAAFRIKA MASHARIKI

Ee Mungu twaomba uilindeJumuiya Afrika MasharikiTuwezeshe kuishi kwa amaniTutimize na malengo yetu.

Jumuiya Yetu sote tuilindeTuwajibike tuimarikeUmoja wetu ni nguzo yetuIdumu Jumuiya yetu.

Uzalendo pia mshikamanoViwe msingi wa Umoja wetuNa tulinde Uhuru na AmaniMila zetu na desturi zetu.

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