KUCCPS Portal TVET Application Deadline Approaching Fast

If you are form 4 graduate who has not yet joined aninstitution of tertiary education; college, university or technical institute,and would wish to join a Technical and Vocational Education and Traininginstitution, the deadline for application is on 31st December.

This program administered by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service gives you the chance to pursue Diplomas, Craft Certificates or Artisan Certificates offered by Technical institutions, Vocational training institutions, and National Polytechnics

In order to be accepted in either of these programs, you arerequired to have the following KCSE Grades

  • C- (minus) and above for Diploma Courses
  • D and above for Craft Certificate
  • D – (minus) and below for Artisan Certificate

To apply, log into the KUCCPS Student portal, read all the application guidelines carefully before you start the application process for the available programs. Also, note that only students that have not benefited from any government sponsorship program and that meet the minimum requirements of applications will be accepted

Finally, Applicants will be admitted to colleges and technical institutes as early as January 2020.

For more information, visit the website www.kuccps.ac.ke orcall us on 020 5137400, 0723954927 or 0734879662.

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