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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:

Earlier today, Dr.Alice Kande-Gakio, CEO of KNQA, participated as a panelist at the Ministry of Trade and Industry’s Changamka Festival. She led a discussion on strategies for skills development, upskilling, and reskilling the industrial workforce, joined by Eng. Wabwire Simiyu Director of the Kenya Industry Training Institute, and other industry…

KNQA CEO Dr. Alice Kande in a group photo with a section of KNQA staff after a meeting with the Parliamentary Committee on Education. The teams met to further discuss matters on the accreditation system of national qualifications as well as the National Database of Qualifications

PS State Department for TVET, Dr. Esther Muoria, in a group photo after leading a team of stakeholders from all education sub-sectors. The meeting, hosted by KNQA, focused on developing Standards and Guidelines for the National Policy Framework for Accreditation System on Qualifications. The PS emphasized the importance of standardizing…

KNQA Director General Dr. Alice Kande (seated centre) in a group photo after leading a team from KNQA and UNESCO in meeting to discuss mainstreaming of the UNESCO Qualifications Passport (UQP) in Kenya. The discussion centered on a comprehensive roadmap for integrating UQP into the country’s education and training system,…

2,500 RPL candidates already assessed, certified, KNQA says https://educationnews.co.ke/2500-rpl-candidates-already-assessed-certified-knqa-says/…