KMTC CEO announces official review of courses to match market demand.

If you are currently studying at KMTC or planning to apply in the next intake, significant changes are coming to how courses are structured.

On Monday, October 26, KMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch met with the National Assembly Health Committee at KMTC Headquarters in Nairobi to address graduate employability in Kenya.

Here is what you need to know:

• KMTC is officially reviewing and reorganising its academic programmes to align directly with public healthcare job opportunities.
• Members of Parliament raised concerns about health graduates spending years in school only to struggle with employment after graduation.
• The focus is shifting heavily toward high-demand clinical skills required by county governments and national referral hospitals.
• For current students, this means increased emphasis on practical clinical logbooks, council board exam preparation, and standardized national skills.
• For prospective applicants, entry requirements and course capacities are being adjusted to reflect actual staffing needs in Kenya's health sector.

Whether you are in Nursing, Clinical Medicine, Health Records, or Medical Lab, passing your continuous assessments and national licensing exams on your first attempt is more important than ever.

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