On Friday, July 4, 2025, the Eldoret National Polytechnic (TENP) hosted officials from GIZ and GFA Consulting Group for a formal monitoring visit aimed at evaluating the ongoing implementation of the Dual TVET Programme.The institution was honoured to welcome Mr. Gideon Murenga, Senior TVET and Labour Markets Advisor at GIZ, and Mr. Kevin Rotich from GFA Consulting Group.
They were received by Dr. Charles Koech, DHL, OGW, Chief Principal of TENP, Dr. Paul Murgor, Chairman of the Governing Council, and Heads of Departments overseeing the Dual Training Programmes.
focus on progress and partnerships
The purpose of the visit was to assess the progress of the Dual TVET model, focusing on trainee enrolment, industry placements, and the overall effectiveness of the programme. The Dual TVET approach integrates classroom learning with hands-on industry experience, helping trainees acquire job-relevant skills.
The evaluation also sought to enhance inclusive and sustainable skills development by strengthening partnerships between training institutions and industry players.
Commitment to quality training
TENP’s leadership reaffirmed its commitment to delivering quality, industry-relevant training and fostering partnerships that align with Kenya’s TVET reform agenda.
“We remain committed to equipping our students with practical skills that respond to the demands of the labour market through collaborative models like the Dual TVET approach,” said Dr. Charles Koech.
This visit marks a continued effort by stakeholders to ensure the success and sustainability of technical and vocational training programmes in Kenya.The statement was shared by the Eldoret National Polytechnic through their official social media platforms.
