Admissions
Training calendar
Course start dates and events, month by month — or open the full 2027 timetable.
Admissions
2027 timetable
193 courses across 20 learning areas — 12 professional certificates, 18 ISO courses and 163 short courses, with 2,238 dated intakes. Every course runs live online on Zoom, East Africa Time, and all can also be delivered in-house for your team.
Fees are per participant before 16% VAT. Pay in full or in 2 instalments; invoice/LPO is available for organisations.
20 areas · 193 courses
2½–3 months · 6 intakes in 2027
Twelve career-changing certificates, each made of modules that can also be booked as short courses. Pick an intake to register; every date below is confirmed.
18 courses · 4 families
Every certificate, mapped to its teaching weeks. Open one to see the full journey.
Who it is for: Sales professionals, marketing executives and business owners.
Why it matters in Kenya: Buyers now discover and pay on their phones; firms want sellers who can win on social media and M-Pesa as well as face to face.
Certificate 06
3 months · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT · 2 instalments
Certificate 07
3 months · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT · 2 instalments
Certificate 08
2½ months · KES 10,000 + 16% VAT · 2 instalments
Certificate 09
2½ months · KES 120,000 + 16% VAT · 2 instalments
Certificate 10
2½ months · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT · 2 instalments
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
1 day · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
2 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
2 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
2 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
2 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
2 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
5 days · KES 45,000 + 16% VAT
Who it is for: Quality assurance specialists, operations managers and process engineers.
Why it matters in Kenya: Buyers, exporters and tenders increasingly ask for KEBS marks and ISO 9001 — firms need people who can deliver both.
Who it is for: Project managers, team leaders and programme officers.
Why it matters in Kenya: Built around Kenya’s own governance codes for companies, state corporations and counties — what boards and auditors now check.
Who it is for: New supervisors, team leaders and department heads.
Why it matters in Kenya: An affordable first-line management credential for SMEs, factories, counties and NGOs promoting staff from within.
Who it is for: Logistics managers, procurement officers and operations directors.
Why it matters in Kenya: Covers the public procurement rules and regional trade logistics Kenyan employers use every day, from county tenders to the port of Mombasa.
Who it is for: Farmers, agribusiness owners and agricultural extension officers.
Why it matters in Kenya: Repeated droughts and the push for market-led, climate-resilient farming make these skills a priority for counties, cooperatives and agri-SMEs.
Who it is for: Communication specialists, public health professionals and development workers.
Why it matters in Kenya: County health departments and NGOs running health, nutrition, WASH and GBV programmes need staff who can design and measure behaviour change.
Who it is for: Entrepreneurs, small business owners and managers.
Why it matters in Kenya: Takes owners step by step through Kenya’s registration, tax and funding systems — the hurdles that stop most small businesses growing.
Who it is for: Policy makers, trade analysts and business development officers.
Why it matters in Kenya: Supplies the evidence behind Kenya’s export drive in tea, horticulture, coffee, leather and textiles, and its expanding regional trade.
Who it is for: Data analysts, researchers, statisticians and IT professionals.
Why it matters in Kenya: Teaches the tools Kenyan employers most often list in job adverts, together with compliance with the Data Protection Act 2019.
Who it is for: Lawyers, trade negotiators, policy analysts and development practitioners.
Why it matters in Kenya: Prepares professionals for Kenya’s growing role in EAC, AfCFTA and bilateral trade negotiations and in trade disputes.
Who it is for: Project officers and coordinators, team leaders, programme staff and managers.
Why it matters in Kenya: PMBOK®-aligned and adapted to the donor, county and public-sector projects that employ most project staff in Kenya.
Looking for a short course? Browse all 163 short courses — each runs on the same 2027 schedule shown above.