We talk about Education in Kenya bringing you updated information regarding our educational institutions in Kenya as well as Education News in Kenya
This article was amended on June 2, 2024: Added five aviation colleges in Kenya including their fee structure and courses offered. Also added information on how to choose the best aviation school in Kenya. Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a pilot? Read on to find out the list of best aviation … Read more
Updated on June 4, 2024: The article has been revised to reflect recent developments in Cluster 2 national schools in Kenya. Notable updates include the inclusion of new schools like Kisima Girls Secondary School, Mpeketoni Boys Secondary School, and Nanyuki Boys High School, providing readers with additional insights into the educational landscape. Added more information … Read more
Updated on 2024/03/23– The students of today are much more distracted by other factors around them, In this article, you will get to know some simple incentives that can help you motivate your students Regardless of the area, discipline or region where the student is located, any student need motivation to be successful academically. In … Read more
Updated on 2024/03/23– Kenya is one among the many countries that value education so much that it has become a way to success. Way from when a kid joins kindergarten, he or she is told that education is the key! This does not end here; I have realized that so many people are yearning for … Read more
Updated on 2024/03/21- The Zawadi Africa Education Fund is a leadership development program designed to offer undergraduate scholarships to academically bright girls/women students from disadvantaged communities from Africa to pursue higher education in Kenya, Ghana, the US, Uganda, and South Africa. Zawadi Africa Education Fund provides university scholarships, life skills training and leadership development to … Read more
Updated on 2024/03/21- It’s almost time for Secondary school selection for the KCPE candidates this year. However, most of them just like us at their age, do not know the National schools available for their selection. In this article, we are going to list all the National schools in Kenya. Currently, in Kenya, there are … Read more
Updated on 2024/03/21– “Go to college or get a job.” That’s how it used to be for young adults transitioning from the golden days of high school to the grind of starting a career. If you chose to get a job you usually were setting a course for a blue-collar career. After a suitable period … Read more
Updated on July 9, 2024 – Added a new section about the importance of taking a professional driving course and the cost of additional courses. Also included several FAQs to aid in better understanding. Rocky Driving School is considered to be among the best driving schools in Kenya. The courses offered in this training institution … Read more
Kenya’s government set up a free primary education for all programs in 2003. In 2008, they did the same thing for secondary education. Because of this, there were almost three million more students in primary school in 2012 than in 2003, and 7,000 more schools. Between 2003 and 2012, the number of people who went … Read more
Updated on April 19, 2024 – Added information about the NTSA Driving Licence Checker service, including its benefits and instructions on how to check driving license validity via SMS, as well as additional ways to verify documents with the NTSA SMS Code 22846. Now you can check your driving license status by sending an SMS … Read more
Is the use of technology able to change education in Nigeria? Godwin Benson thinks so, which is why he co-founded Tuteria to combat academic apathy, a network that connects students to nearby trained tutors. Tuteria, a network that connects students to nearby trained tutors, won the top prize for African innovators from the UK Royal … Read more
Lowell High School traces its beginnings to 1856 when the San Francisco School Board established the first public secondary school in California. It was called Union Grammar School, but was officially changed to San Francisco High School in 1858. Six years later the girls were sent to another school and the name was changed to … Read more
