Month: June 2025

A defining feature of the framework is the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which allows individuals to gain formal recognition for skills and knowledge acquired through work experience, community service, or informal training. This is expected to be a game-changer for thousands of Kenyans who have been previously sidelined from…

Hon. Stanley Kiptis, EBS, Chairperson of the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) Council, participates in a high-level training session at the 2025 International e-Assessment Conference in the United Kingdom.

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande joined the Kenya Institute of Supplies Examination Board (KISEB) in celebrating a decade of excellence in professional certification during its 5th Certificate Award Ceremony. The event marked 10 years since the first examination in 2015 and recognized over 750 candidates who attained full or partial…

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has announced the release of the March/April 2025 Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) assessment results for 87,904 candidates.

We’re proud to announce the Gazettement of the Kenya National Qualifications Framework (KNQF) Regulations! This is a major milestone in aligning Kenya’s education, training, and qualifications with global standards — ensuring transparency, quality, and mobility for all learners and workers. What this means: • Clear pathways across all levels of…