Certificate in Accounting
Bookkeeping to trial balance, payroll, VAT and the returns a Kenyan business files, worked on the software the offices actually use.
What the College is running this intake, school by school, with the fees Finance has set against each one.
The catalogue below is read out of the College's own records. A programme appears once it has been approved to run, and the figure quoted against it is the cheapest fee structure Finance currently has active for it — which is why it reads "from". Ask the admissions office for the structure that applies to you before you commit to anything.
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Grouped by school. Every one of these is approved and running.
Bookkeeping to trial balance, payroll, VAT and the returns a Kenyan business files, worked on the software the offices actually use.
Recruiting, contracts, records, discipline and leave under the Employment Act — the work an HR office does every week.
How a business is run and read: accounts, marketing, operations, people and the law it all sits inside.
For students who intend to employ themselves: costing an idea, raising the money, keeping the books and staying compliant once there is a name on a li...
Cutting, styling, braiding and chemical treatments, taught on the floor of a working salon.
Running a salon or a product line: costing, stock, staff and the marketing a small beauty business has to do for itself.
Facial and body treatments, skin analysis and salon practice, with the hygiene and client records a salon is inspected on.
The chemistry and manufacture of skin, hair and colour products — formulation, stability testing, packaging and the standards a product must meet befo...
Camera, light and sound on location, then the edit — enough to shoot an event or a product range and be paid for it.
Drawing, colour, composition and printmaking, with the studio discipline of finishing work to a deadline.
Typography, branding, layout, motion and editing, taken as far as a portfolio a client will commission from.
Social media, search, email and paid advertising, measured on what a campaign returned rather than on how many people saw it.
A working knowledge of computers for the workplace: office applications, spreadsheets, records, basic support and safe use of the internet.
The theory under the practice: algorithms, data structures, discrete mathematics and how a machine actually executes what was written for it.
The College's longest technology course: programming, databases, networks, operating systems and security, with an industrial attachment before the fi...
Designing, cabling, configuring and defending networks, worked on real switches and routers rather than on paper.
Building software people pay for — requirements, version control, testing and deployment — on the languages and frameworks employers are currently hir...
Rooms, linen, chemicals and turnaround times to the standard a graded hotel is inspected against.
Kitchen practice from knife skills to service: stocks, pastry, larder, menu costing and the food hygiene a kitchen is licensed on.
Front office, food and beverage service, housekeeping and the costing behind them, with an attachment in a working hotel.
Destinations, ticketing, tour operations and guiding, taught around the parks and coast the industry sells.
Caring for the elderly, the chronically ill and the recovering at home — hygiene, nutrition, medication routines and when to call for help.
Keeping a patient record that can be found again: coding, filing, confidentiality and the hospital systems the records are now kept in.
Public health at the level a community meets it: promotion, disease surveillance, maternal and child health, and the reporting a sub-county expects.
Charged by the session, with the whole course priced below.
Books an accountant can work from and a bank will lend against.
Handling a customer, handling a complaint, and closing a sale without wearing anybody down.
The computer, the internet and the office software every job now assumes you already know.
Standing up, being heard and being understood — in a meeting or in front of a room.
What to do in the ten minutes before help arrives, practised until it is automatic.
Service that a hotel will hire for: the floor, the table and the guest.
Posters, social posts and a brand that looks like somebody decided how it should look.
Running a page that sells, and knowing which numbers on it actually mean anything.
No application for admission, and no grade requirement: you register for a sitting, pay for it, attend it and are certificated for what you did. Every short course on offer.
Charged once at registration unless the note says otherwise.
Applications are open for the next intake, and the whole application is made here.
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