CBET stakeholder engagement and capacity building workshop

Prof Julius Nyabundi, the Vice Chancelor ��ý making his opening address, participating in the workshop and making his submissions as a stakeholder

School of Education held a stakeholder engagement/capacity building workshop on the 27th March, 2024 at the southern wing Amphitheatre to aligning its Teacher Education Programmes (TEPs) to the Basic Education Curriculum Framework (BECF).��

The key stakeholders were drawn from far and wide including but not limited to, Kenya Institute of curriculum Development, Teachers Service commission, External Examiners, the Faculty both from the School of Education and from servicing departments/schools, The Alumni, the Heads of Secondary Schools, the current students among others.

The workshop was officially opened by the Vice-Chancellor Prof. Julius Nyabundi and the Keynote address was given by Prof. Charles Ong’ondo, the Director Kenya Institute of curriculum Development who emphasized the importance of aligning curricula with evolving educational trends.
The workshop provided a platform for bringing together educators, policymakers, and industry experts. Participants engaged in discussions and workshops on curriculum review strategies, fostering an exchange of best practices.
Dr. Reuben N. Mugukwu, the TSC Director for Teacher Professional Management also addressed the students on “Teacher professional standards”.
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Prof Mary Kipsat, the Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic and Student Affairs

Prof Maureen Olel, the Dean of the School of Education

Prof Khaemba Ongeti (Moi University)

Prof Erick Nyambedha, the Director Quality Assurance ��ý

Seated from left to right: Prof Francis Indoshi, Dr. Rose Chiaji, Pamela Nandi, Prof Khaemba Ongeti, Prof Julius Nyabundi, Prof Charles Ong’ondo, Dr Reuben Nthamburi, Prof Maureen Olel, Prof Sarima Chacha, Prof Peter Oracha

Keynote speaker: Prof. Charles O. Ong'ondo, the CEO Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development.

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Guest speakers:

Dr. Reuben N. Mugukwu, the Director of Quality Assurance and Standards at the Teachers Service Commission. and��Prof. Khaemba Ongeti, professor of Curriculum and Learning Design.

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��ý faculty members in attendance:

Prof. Julius Nyabundi, the Vice Chancellor ��ý; Prof. Mary Kipsat, the Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic and Student Affairs; Prof. Joseph Chacha, the Deputy Vice Chancellor Publications, Research and Innovations; Prof. Erick Nyambedha, the Director Quality Assurance; Prof. Maureen Olel, the Dean of the School of Education; Prof. Godfrey Netondo, the Dean of the School of Physical and Biological Sciences; Prof. Peter Oracha, the Director of Student Affairs; Kweya Opande, the Dean of Students affairs

Other stakeholders present: principals of high schools, undergraduate and post graduate students from the school of education.

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