Nairobi, Kenya — Skillwave Africa Training College continues to strengthen its position in Kenya’s technical and vocational education sector as its programmes are officially examined and certified by recognised national regulatory bodies.

According to institutional information, Skillwave Africa Training College offers a diverse portfolio of vocational programmes aligned with national standards. Learners who successfully complete courses are issued accredited certificates through established examining authorities, including the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) and the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC).

Under Skillwave’s training framework:

Healthcare programmes such as the Caregiver Certificate are examined and certified by NITA, ensuring competency‑based assessments aligned with industry requirements.

Bridging courses in subjects like Biology, Chemistry, English, and Mathematics are examined by KNEC, the national examinations body responsible for assessments and certification in Kenya’s education and TVET sectors.

These examining bodies operate under Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA), which regulates and coordinates quality standards for vocational institutions and programmes nationwide. Though TVETA directly accredits institutions such as technical and vocational training colleges, the awarding of certificates for specific programmes depends on recognised examination bodies such as NITA and KNEC.

Skillwave Africa Training College emphasises that all accredited certificates issued through NITA and KNEC are recognised for employment and further education opportunities within Kenya’s labour market and beyond, reflecting the institution’s commitment to quality training and national standard