Eldoret National Polytechnic Shines as Top Performer in Dual TVET Implementation
The Eldoret National Polytechnic has marked yet another significant milestone in its journey as a leading institution in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The polytechnic was crowned the Overall Best Institution in Dual TVET Implementation and recognised for recording the Highest Enrolment in Dual TVET during the Rift Valley Regional Dual TVET Stakeholders’ Forum, held at Eka Hotel, Eldoret.
The prestigious forum, hosted by GFA/GIZ, brought together key stakeholders from industry, government, and academia to assess progress and strengthen partnerships in Dual TVET—a model that seamlessly blends classroom instruction with hands-on industry training.
In a moment of great pride for the institution, the Chief Principal, Dr. Charles Koech, received a special commendation for his outstanding leadership and steadfast commitment to advancing industry-driven training across the region. His visionary approach has been instrumental in enhancing youth employability, nurturing robust industry collaborations, and championing excellence and innovation in Dual TVET implementation.
Dr. Koech congratulated the entire Eldoret National Polytechnic community, applauding their teamwork, dedication, and unwavering pursuit of excellence.
“This achievement belongs to all of us—our staff, students, industry partners, and stakeholders who continue to believe in the power of Dual TVET. I am immensely proud of what we have accomplished together, and I look forward to even greater strides as we prepare our young people for meaningful employment and national development,” Dr. Koech said.
He further encouraged staff and students to continue embracing innovation and industry collaboration as the institution scales up its contribution to Kenya’s skilled workforce.
This recognition underscores the polytechnic’s sustained focus on quality, relevance, and impact in shaping a competitive and future-ready workforce for Kenya and beyond.

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