In the pursuit of quality education that is both affordable and transformative, Kabarak University stands out as a beacon of excellence. Today marked the second chapter of the TVET Career Day at the Nakuru City Campus, an event that highlighted the institution's unwavering commitment to accessible, industry-focused education.
Hosted by the Kabarak TVET Institute under the leadership of Dr. Dan Mutai, the event showcased the university's dedication to bridging the gap between academia and industry. It provided a unique platform for students to interact with industry experts and gain valuable insights into their future careers.
The event brought together various stakeholders, including Dandelion Africa, Google Developer Group - On Campus, KUPPRAC, Lish AI, Pixel Engineering Africa, Ecobank, KCB Bank and KCB Foundation, Access Bank, Coop Bank, KPLC, KASNEB, ICDL Africa, HRMPEB, and Crown Paints Kenya Ltd, among others. In attendance were form four leavers, community members, and students from high schools such as Kimani Ngunjiri High School, Natewa High School, Crater View Secondary School, Menengai High School, Mumtaaz Girls High School, and Njoro Day High School.
Kabarak University's pledge to affordable excellence is more than just rhetoric; it is a tangible effort to reshape Kenya's educational landscape. By prioritizing quality education that is accessible to a broader audience, Kabarak University continues to position itself as a transformative force for societal progress.
The Kabarak University TVET Institute remains a compelling choice for those seeking high-quality education without the hefty price tag. With a clear vision of education as a catalyst for positive change and upward mobility, the university leads the way in empowering the next generation to excel academically and professionally.
