We thank everyone who took part in the #NationLeadershipForum

Our discussions have been enriching, and we eagerly anticipate the growth of the education sector.

Special thanks to our partners: Kabarak University USIU-Africa PanAfricanUniversity Uniserv Education KICD University of Nairobi

“90% of children are in public schools and they are extremely competitive,” Prof. Charles Ong’ondo, CEO KICD

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“The TVET sector partners with the international community to prepare youth for work internationally,” John Tuwei, Director State Department for TVET.

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“On climate change, we must teach our students to be responsive to what is happening in the world. University education is aimed at preparing students to deal with global problems,” Prof Kiplangat, Vice Chancellor Kabarak University

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“Parents must play their role by teaching their children values. Schools cannot handle everything. Let us embrace our own responsibility,” Dr. Mugo, Director Zizi Afrique Foundation

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We carry out monitoring and evaluation of the curriculum frequently and we don’t mince our words, we share areas that need improvement,” Prof. Charles Ong’ondo, CEO KICD

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“We are implementing National Qualification framework...we shouldn't be talking about fake qualifications,” Dr. Alice Kande, Director General, Kenya National Qualifications Authority

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“If Education is key;then TVET is the master key. The sector has grown over the years to grow our capacity. Today, there is one TVET institution per constituency,” John Tuwei, State Department of TVET.

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“CBC is the cure for fake certificates because students will be required to showcase their abilities beyond being an A student. This is a very competitive curriculum,” Prof. Charles Ong’ondo, CEO at KICD

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Are you ready for riveting conversations around Education? Tune in to NTV Kenya for the ongoing #NationLeadershipForum