A course in Accountancy is relevant for you irrespective of the career you later venture into, for example, Engineering, Law, Architecture, Medicine, Dentistry or Building Economics, since basic knowledge of Accountancy gives the necessary background to run one’s future business according to sound financial principles.

ENTRY Requirements

To become a Certied Public Accountant you must rst pass CPA examinations of the Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examination Board (KASNEB) after attaining one of the following:

Kenya Certicate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with an aggregate average of at least grade C plus (C+) provided that you have obtained a minimum of grade C plus (C+) in both English and Mathematics. KASNEB will evaluate any marginal cases on their own merit.

(KACE) with at least TWO principal passes provided that the applicant has credits in Mathematics and English at Kenya Certicate of Education (KCE) level.

Certified Public Accountants Accounting Technicians Certicate or the Accounts Clerk National Certicate. A degree from a recognized university. Such other certicates or diplomas as may be approved by the Board of KASNEB. Coure

Full-time Courses

There are two full-time courses each year: 1st semester - early January to mid May 2nd semester - early July to mid November

Evening Courses

There are two evening courses each year: 1st semester - early January to mid May 2nd semester - early July to mid November

Applications

All applicants should complete an application form. and submit it to the Registrar(Admissions).