Agency approves 278 courses in new TVET curriculum

Kenya National Qualifications Authority Director-General Eusabius Mukhwana (second right), Deputy Director for Registration and Accreditation Franklin Mukuna (right) present a certificate to roll out the TVET competency-based curriculum to TVET CDACC CEO Dr Lawrence Guantai (left) and Prof Charles Manasseh Ondieki of the Multimedia University of Kenya in Nairobi. (Collins Kweyu, Standard)

A competency-based curriculum for Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) centres has been unveiled.

The Kenya National Qualification Authority has approved 278 courses, which will be monitored by the Curriculum Development Assessment and Certification Council (CDACC) for conformity.