Education
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Digital Skills Are The Missing Link In Kenya’s Education Transformation
Across Africa, governments, development partners and private sector players have invested heavily in digital infrastructure for schools. Devices have been distributed, connectivity expanded and digital learning platforms introduced. Yet a critical question remains: Are educators equipped to fully utilize these tools? The answer often determines whether technology investments translate into better learning outcomes or simply…
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Kabarak Named Best Institution for Technology and Research as VC Kiplangat Wins CEO of the Year
Kabarak University has been awarded as the best higher education institution of technology and research following its continued focus on innovation and market-driven teaching techniques by Africa Champions International Awards. Speaking during the award ceremony held at Argyle Grand Hotel Nairobi, Kabarak University Vice Chancellor Prof Henry Kiplangat said the award came as a result…
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KPC, NCPWD Partner to Support Learners with Disabilities
Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) to support learners with disabilities through education, mentorship and inclusive programs. This collaboration enhances the Inuka Scholarship Programme, an education initiative launched in 2017 that supports needy students across the country. To date, the foundation…
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Job Market Shake-Up: Skills That Matter Most in AI Era
For years the education system has been accused of producing graduates who do not meet the job market demands despite long lecture hours and gruesome exams that dampens student’s self-esteem. The same curriculum taught in school is out of touch with reality since most courses are outdated or some of its elements have been phased…
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Lack of Pens, Materials Hurts Learners Despite Free Schooling
While the Constitution of Kenya guarantees every child the right to free education, poverty remains a major challenge for school-going children across the country. Basic learning materials such as pens, books, and other stationery are often left to parents to provide a disadvantage for families with limited means. Combined with hidden school-related costs, many children…
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How to access 2023 KCSE results online
The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) on Monday released the 2023 KCSE results. Unlike in the previous year, candidates will not be able to access the 2023 KCSE results through SMS code. “Individual 2023 KCSE candidates’ examination results will be accessed online through a link on the KNEC website or directly through the URL: https://results.knec.ac.ke/Home/CheckResults,”…
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