September 2026 Intake Orientation
Orientation and reporting for all newly admitted trainees, including registration, campus tours and departmental briefings.
From the Native Industry Training Depot of 1924 to an ISO‑certified national polytechnic, Kabete has spent a hundred years teaching people to build, fix and make.
The first TVET institution in Kenya to export engineering spare parts internationally, following its win at the Africa Tech Challenge.
Orientation and reporting for all newly admitted trainees, including registration, campus tours and departmental briefings.
A week of music, dance, food and exhibitions celebrating the cultural diversity of our trainees and staff.
12 departments spanning engineering to enterprise. Every programme runs at artisan, craft, certificate or diploma level.
All programmes →Accountancy, supply chain, sales and enterprise management.
Software, networking and hardware skills for a digital economy.
Community health, nutrition and medical laboratory training.
Fitting, machining, welding and vehicle technology.
Construction trades, structures and the built environment.
Power, installation, instrumentation and electronics.
The difference here is the workshop. Competency‑based training means you spend your time on real machines, real materials and real projects, and you leave with a skill an employer can see, not just a certificate.
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Applications are handled online through the Kabete portal on Jiunge. You can apply and pay from anywhere in the country.
Search the catalogue by field, level or intake.
Create an account and complete the online form.
Settle the application fee by M-Pesa or bank.
Download your admission letter once approved.
Applications are open across all departments. Reporting begins 1 September 2026.
The engineering department extends its international spare-parts export programme following continued demand.
Partner employers open new attachment slots for continuing students across engineering, ICT and hospitality.
Sport, culture, graduation and a green campus in Lower Kabete — the life that happens around the training.