Picture this: you’ve just finished school, or maybe you’re already working but you feel that pull for something more. You want a skill. A real skill. Something creative, practical, and in demand. Something that can open doors, create income, and …
Clear guidance for your career path powered by facts from Kenya’s TVET & NITA system Ever Wondered Why TVET Has So Many “Certificates”? If you’ve ever looked at TVET courses and felt like you were reading alphabet soup — Artisan …
Choosing what to study isn’t just about picking a course name. It’s about discovering your purpose, your direction, and a future you’re excited to build. If you’re here, reading this — you’re already making one of the most important decisions …
Introduction Africa’s fashion industry is undergoing a powerful transformation. From traditional prints to contemporary designs, African fashion is gaining global recognition. At the heart of this evolution lies a critical, yet often underappreciated engine—Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). …
Introduction Custom dressmaking remains a thriving and rewarding profession in Kenya’s bustling fashion industry. As more Kenyans seek personalized, made-to-measure clothing that fits their style and body perfectly, the demand for skilled custom dressmakers continues to grow. Whether you aspire …
Introduction In Kenya’s vocational education and training sector, the acronyms NITA, TVETA, and CDACC are commonly encountered. Each body plays a significant role in skills development, training, and certification but operates in different capacities. Understanding the differences between the courses …
Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving world, education must do more than pass on knowledge—it must prepare learners to thrive in real work environments. That’s where Competency-Based Education (CBE) steps in. Unlike traditional systems focused mainly on grades and time spent …
As the heartbeat of Kenya’s economy and culture, Nairobi is quickly becoming a powerhouse for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). But this isn’t just about technical skills—it’s about creativity, innovation, and preparing youth for the modern African economy. …
At Delight Technical College, education isn’t just about earning a certificate—it’s about building a future. Across East Africa, Delight alumni are doing just that: turning skills into action, creating jobs, solving real-world problems, and shaping the region’s economic future. Here’s …
In nations recovering from conflict, like Somalia and Burundi, young people face enormous challenges—but also hold the key to rebuilding peace and prosperity. One of the most powerful tools in this transformation? Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). Programs …