Month: February 2025

This week, KNQA officers engaged with the leadership of Nyamira National Polytechnic, sensitizing them on their pivotal role in implementing the KNQF. The session focused on capacity building for HODs, covering the QAI registration process curriculum development, and clarifications on KCATs and RPL.�

KNQA CEO, Dr. Alice Kande, leads the KNQA team in a consultative meeting with representatives from the German School and GIZ—Horst Bauernfiend and Jonas Edler—on the mutual recognition and mapping of German Secondary School qualifications onto the KNQF.

KNQA Deputy Director, Mr. James Onyango, leads the KNQA team in a consultative meeting with Daystar University representatives, Nita Kihiro and Daniel Kimuye, on the equation of qualifications.

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande, presents a Certificate of Registration to Ms. Catherine Kelonye, the Chief Principal of Kisumu National Polytechnic.

KNQA officers led by Deputy Director of Research and Policy, Dr. Wekesa, conducted a capacity-building exercise on RPL implementation at KISEB. This initiative is a crucial step toward recognizing and certifying essential skills in the supply chain management sector.

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande hosted a delegation from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), led by Dr. Emmah Owenga (wearing white), for a consultative meeting

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande earlier this morning on Kass TV *Embracing Microcredentials for a Skilled Workforce* "At KNQA, we recognize the need for flexible and industry-aligned learning. Microcredentials offer a fast, targeted way to upskill and reskill, ensuring our workforce  remains competitive. We are committed to integrating microcredentials into…

Last week, the Authority participated in a five-day KBEST partnership orientation workshop, funded by Global Affairs Canada. The workshop aimed to align project expectations and strengthen collaboration among stakeholders to enhance TVET and industry linkages in the blue econom key partnerd supporting skills development for refugees, women, and vulnerable groups…

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande speaking as a panelist at the Nairobi International Education Career Fair 2025.

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande: “ The job market is evolving, and career paths are no longer limited to one's academic training. To stay competitive, professionals must embrace upskilling, and cross-disciplinary opportunities. Adaptability opens doors beyond traditional fields.”