Kenya TVET Performance Rating 2025:

A nationwide assessment of Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions, analyzing performance, enrollment trends, infrastructure, and challenges across national polytechnics, technical training institutes, and vocational colleges.

Research Methodology

sample Size

4,018 respondents (60% CATI interviews, 40% Ministry and TVETA data)

period

October 1–7, 2025

method

Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews (CATI) and institutional data validation from TVETA and the Ministry of Public Service

margin Of Error

±2.2%

Key Findings

National polytechnics grew by 140% over the review year
Female student enrollment increased by 18% compared to 2023–2024
TVET institutions enroll three times more students than universities
The modulated competency-based curriculum is driving modernization
Top performing polytechnics include Eldoret, Kabete, Nairobi, Mawego, and Kenya Coast
Top performing TTIs include Thika, Matili, PC Kinyanjui, Wote, and Karumo
Fast-growing TVETs include Nkabune, Bushiangala, Kajiado East, Sotik, and Laisamis
Key evaluation benchmarks: enrollment, infrastructure, outreach, funding, and governance

Key Observations

Funding and equipment shortages remain the top institutional challenge
Internal administrative conflicts reduce operational efficiency
Outdated tools hinder alignment with current industry standards
Community outreach and marketing efforts are underdeveloped
Limited staff training affects competency-based program delivery

Politics

Survey Based on County Women Representatives Performance

Governance

Poll on Upcoming By-Elections

Politics

Impeachment Poll Results - DP Gachagua

Politics

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