Teaching colleges in Kenya: Below is a list showing you some of the best teachers’ training institutes you can go to for your studies.
- Kamagambo TTC – the first teachers training college in east Africa. Established 1912
- Tambach TTC
- Kaimosi TTC
- Thogoto TTC
- Kibabii TTC for Diploma
- Egoji TTC
- Asumbi TTC
- Bomet TTC
- Kitui TTC
- Garissa TTC
- Meru TTC
- Migori TTC
- Shanzu TTC
- Eregi TTC
- Mosoriot TTC
- Narok TTC
- Kericho TTC
- St. Augustine TTC – Embu County
Others are:
1. Kenya Technical Teachers College – Gigiri
KTTCÂ was established with the primary objective of training technically skilled personnel, to not only teach in Technical Institutions, but, also for employment in all sectors of the economy. With the mushrooming of Harambee Institutes (HITS); introduction of Technical Training Institutes, opening of private and other Government Training Institutes, the demand for technical teachers increased. As a result the Kenya Government held discussions with the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) between 1973 and 1978.
Entry grade to teaching colleges lowered to D+
KTTC is very aggressive in exposing its trainees to varied working environments while delivering curriculum instructions. The relevance of P1 studies is apparent in the skills imparted to trainees during the study period. Apart from program development, P1 graduate teachers are expected to meet competitive thresholds in communication, instructional technology and psychology, ICT, Instructional methods, tests and measurements, and practical teaching.
2. Bondo Teachers Training College
Started in 1988, Bondo TTC has emerged to become a center of excellence in training P1 teachers. The institution was established on loan acquired by the Kenyan government mainly to train pre-service P1 teachers. The school sits in a forty-five-acre community donated field in Bondo, Siaya County.
Found along Bondo-Usenge Road, Bondo TTC offers reputable P1 teaching instructions to learners. Moreover, the school offers ECDE and ICT course. Get access a printable P1 application form while the intake lasts. This form is currently the only one available online.
Therefore, be sure to contact the college to conform it’s validity and get details about updated application forms if here any. You may choose to fill and submit the form online, download then fill and send via email, or print then email it back or send via the postal office.
3. Shanzu Teachers College
Shanzu TTC is a public college offering unmatched primary teaching instructions to its learners. The school has strategically invested in ICT systems in order to make learning and education within the college friendlier.
Sources also highlight that Shanzu College promotes private courses such as Human Resource Management, Business Administration, and Information Technology among others. The institution has holistically invested in knowledge of the economy making it overly appealing to Kenyan students.
Visit Shanzu TTC website to fill an online application form. You will be required to fill your personal data, details of the program that you are interested in, your academic profile, additional data, declaration, and verification, and make application fees payment before finishing the application process.
