By John Kariuki
Zetech University proudly hosted over 300 secondary school heads at its Technology Park Mang’u Campus for the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) – Kiambu Chapter Conference. The conference served as a platform for key education stakeholders to engage in insightful discussions on critical issues shaping Kenya’s education system. Topics ranged from the implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) to curriculum delivery, learners’ performance, institutional leadership, and student welfare.
The event attracted notable education leaders, including Dr. Patrick Mathu, KESSHA Kiambu Chairperson; Mr. Wanjohi S. Mwangi, Kiambu County Director of Education; Mr. Joseph Kiige, TSC Kiambu County Director; and Ms. Agnes Theuri, County Quality Assurance & Standards Officer. These experts shared their insights on best practices for improving the quality of education in Kiambu and beyond. They emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts between educational institutions, school administrators, and policymakers to ensure that learners receive the best possible education.
A key highlight of the conference was the discussion on CBC implementation, a crucial reform aimed at equipping learners with practical skills and competencies for the modern world. The stakeholders examined the successes and challenges of the curriculum, emphasizing the need for continued training and capacity-building programs for educators. Leadership in education institutions was another focal point, with discussions centering on how school heads can effectively manage their institutions to foster a conducive learning environment. Learner performance and well-being were also addressed, with emphasis on holistic education that caters to students' academic, emotional, and social development.
Zetech University reaffirmed its commitment to supporting education excellence by providing top-tier training opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities that empower both educators and learners. As a future-focused institution, Zetech has positioned itself as a key partner in advancing Kenya’s education sector, ensuring that teachers and students are equipped with the necessary tools to succeed in an ever-evolving academic and professional landscape.
The conference underscored the importance of strong partnerships in shaping a dynamic and progressive education system. Through continued collaboration with key stakeholders, Zetech University remains dedicated to fostering innovation, excellence, and inclusivity in education. By hosting such engagements, the university plays a pivotal role in driving meaningful change that benefits both educators and learners, ultimately contributing to the nation’s development.
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