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KNQA CEO, Dr. Alice Kande, addresses delegates at the UNESCO Qualifications Passport (UQP) Forum in Naivasha on 27th November 2024. The event marked the second Multi-Country Technical Advisory Group meeting. challenges and advance collective goals in implementing the UNESCO Qualifications Passport (UQP). Dr. Kande reaffirmed KNQA’s dedication to embracing, adopting,…

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande speaking as a panelist at the Stakeholders Engagement Forum at Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, Nairobi, on 28th November,2024. The forum provided a platform for experts and stakeholders to explore the impact of Diploma in Health Systems Management program in equipping professionals to drive sustainable…

CS Education Julius Ogamba Migos delivers his speech during the sensitization workshop for the KNQA council on key policy instruments for the implementation of the KNQF.

State elevates five technical institutes to national polytechnics https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/nairobi/article/2001506527/state-elevates-five-technical-institutes-to-national-polytechnics

Participants from diverse institutions in the TVET landscape including KNQA, KS TVET, TVET CDACC, NITA, and representatives from Garissa and Turkana Counties in Kenya, joined counterparts from Sri Lanka, Senegal, and Egypt. This international forum on the Digitalization of TVET Systems, held in Turin, Italy, from 4–8 November 2024, provided…

KNQA, CEO, Dr. Alice Kande with the KNQA productivity mainstreaming committee members during a training of productivity champions and computation of productivity index. The meeting is facilitated by the National Productivity and Competitiveness Centre ( NPCC)

KNQA Chairperson, Hon. Stanley Kiptis; Dr. Kanyi ( representing PS-TVET, Dr. Esther Muoria); CEO KNQA Dr. Alice Kande, General Manager Base Titanium Mr. Dennam Vickers; & Stanley Maindi - Director KNQA during a graduation ceremony held on 14th November 2024 in Kwale County. The graduates were awarded certificates at KNQF…

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande with Okal Albert William, a Skills and Lifelong Learning Specialist, and Ochola Geofrey, the National Programme Coordinator from the International Labour Organization (ILO) who paid her a courtesy call at KNQA offices. The discussions focused on support for skills development interventions, collaboration, and workforce development…

Kenya’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) policy is a game-changer for informal workers and refugees. Discover how this groundbreaking policy is reshaping lives and the workforce https://ilo.org/resource/article/kenyas-journey-recognizing-informal-skills-making-recognition-prior

KNQA CEO, Dr. Alice Kande on RPL: