Today the Director General Kenya National Qualifications Authority Dr. Juma Mukhwana(l) Prof Daniel Sifuna(c) of Kenyatta University and Prof Charles Ong’ondo(r) the CEO of Kenya Institute of Curiculum Development at the Competency Based Curiculum (CBC) Conference in Nakuru County. The meeting is discussing how to ensure the CBC remains accessible, relevant and of high quality in different counties especially in Northern, Kenya.

This week the KNQA is working with the Kenya Association of Jua Kali to roll out implementation of RPL at the County levels. The meeting is being attended by the DG KNQA Dr Juma Mukhwana, Chair of Jua Kali Richard Muteti and representatives from ILO, NITA and TVET CDACC. The scheme will ensure that competent and Skilled artisans are assessed and certified in the relevant skills areas

Tobias Wakoli from KNQA took for the 2nd day members from National Council of Persons with Disability (NCPWD) led by Denis Moturi in different KNQA Departments for the purposes of usability and accessibility audit. They further noted and commended the KNQA Website for having the best PWD Accessibility tools among the organizations visited, including their NCPWD Website.

CEO,KNFJA Richard Muteti 2nd R receiving a certificate of Honour from from the KNFJA Sec General Eng Charles Kalomba( L) for his 15 years of service to the Association. Also present were CEO TVET CDACC Dr. Lawrence Guantai 2nd L, Peter Njiru from NITA(C) & Stanley Maindi, KNQA (R).This was during the ongoing acapacity Building workshop at Eseriani Hotel Naivasha.

The KNQA with support from the ILO is this week carrying out capacity building for Regional Coordinators and National Executive Council of the Kenya National Association of Jua Kali on RPL. The Association will play a critical role in the implementation of RPL in the Country.