Ministry of Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu today released the Competence Based Education and Training Results (CBET) Slips and Certificates at Kenya School of TVET in Nairobi. The CS also released the November/December 2023 TVET CDACC Assessment Series Results.

Mr. Machogu congratulated the successful students, praising their hard work, determination, and resilience. He thanked parents, guardians, and sponsors for supporting the students and trainers throughout their studies.

“I congratulate all the successful candidates on their remarkable achievements. Your success is a testament of your hard work, determination and resilience,” noted Machogu.

CS Machogu applauded the CDACC Council for embarking on a comprehensive review of the TVET curriculum that produces and nurtures competent and adaptable workforce with requisite, hands-on skills, competencies, and knowledge that meets the fast-changing global labour market demand.

He encouraged technical and vocational education and training (TVET) institutions nationwide to adopt the Dual Training Program, which combines classroom learning with practical job experience. Mr. Machogu promised that the government would provide sufficient resources to fully implement the CBET system across all TVET colleges.

Machogu was joined by the Principal Secretary for TVET Esther Muoria and other education stakeholders