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National Industrial Training Authority - NITA The National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) is a state corporation established under the Industrial Training (Amendment) Act of 2011.

Its mandate is to regulate the industrial training in Kenya.

This week’s workshop focuses on strengthening documentation processes, a critical pillar of ISO 9001:2026 implementation...
12/10/2026

This week’s workshop focuses on strengthening documentation processes, a critical pillar of ISO 9001:2026 implementation. Through enhanced capacity in reviewing, managing, and implementing QMS documentation, our ISO Champions are helping ensure that the system remains compliant, effective, and sustainable in driving continuous improvement and service excellence.

The session was further enriched by the presence of the Director General, Dr. Rukia Atikiya, PhD, and the Director of Corporate Services, Mr. Gerald Kirimi, reaffirming the institution’s leadership commitment to the successful implementation of the Quality Management System.

MAZINGIRA NI WAJIBU WETU SOTE!A clean and healthy environment begins with each one of us. Let us take action by planting...
10/10/2026

MAZINGIRA NI WAJIBU WETU SOTE!

A clean and healthy environment begins with each one of us. Let us take action by planting trees, conserving water, managing waste responsibly and keeping our surroundings clean.

At NITA, we recognise that environmental conservation is essential to building a sustainable future for generations to come. Together, we can make a difference through simple, everyday actions.

🌱 Plant a tree.
♻️ Reduce, reuse and recycle.
💧 Conserve water.
🌍 Protect our environment.

Let’s take care of our environment today for a better tomorrow!

NITA recently conducted a workplace mentor training for industry representatives hosting apprentices, equipping them wit...
10/10/2026

NITA recently conducted a workplace mentor training for industry representatives hosting apprentices, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and approaches needed to effectively coach, support, and assess apprentices on the job.
Delivered in partnership with Swisscontact under the , the training reinforced the critical role workplace mentors play in improving learning outcomes, workplace performance, and apprentice success.
With apprentices spending approximately 75% of their training in industry, the success of dual apprenticeship depends on the quality of workplace learning. Workplace mentors are therefore instrumental in guiding practical learning, transferring industry knowledge, and supporting the development of job-ready skills.
Quality apprenticeship requires quality mentorship. By investing in the development of workplace mentors, NITA is strengthening the foundation for effective apprenticeship training and helping build a skilled workforce that responds to industry needs.
Are you an industry partner hosting apprentices or interested in joining Kenya's apprenticeship ecosystem? Stay tuned for upcoming workplace mentor training opportunities and learn how your organisation can support the development of industry-ready talent.

09/10/2026

October 9, 2026

Key Takeaways from President William Samoei Ruto's Speech during National Industrial Training Authority - NITA National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement RPL Graduation at the State House, Nairobi

1. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): People should receive formal certification for skills and knowledge acquired through practical experience, even outside the traditional education system.

2. Every Skill Matters: Practical skills in plumbing, technical work, artisan trades, and other professions are as valuable as academic qualifications.

3. Equality, Dignity, and Respect: Every person deserves respect regardless of their educational background, profession, or social status. No one should be looked down upon because of the work they do.

4. Certification Creates Opportunities: Recognizing skills through certification boosts confidence, validates competence, and can open doors to employment and career advancement.

5. Every Honest Hustle Matters: Every profession contributes to society. Both academic knowledge and practical expertise are essential for national development.

Overall message: Every skill matters, every hustle matters, and everyone deserves recognition, dignity, and respect.

Congratulations to all our Successful RPL candidates.

📍 Today at State House, H.E. President William Samoei Ruto presided over the graduation of NYOTA Project Recognition of ...
08/10/2026

📍 Today at State House, H.E. President William Samoei Ruto presided over the graduation of NYOTA Project Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) beneficiaries.

The RPL programme, implemented by the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA), has awarded 3,750 beneficiaries certificates recognising competencies acquired through prior learning and work experience, opening pathways to greater employment, entrepreneurship and economic opportunities for young people.

President Ruto commended the beneficiaries for their resilience and hard work and encouraged them to save through the NSSF Haba Haba savings programme to strengthen their financial future.

Beneficiaries can also access their examination results through the NITA portal.

Congratulations to all the NYOTA RPL graduates! 🎓🇰🇪

Please join us on NTV live tomorrow from 8.00am, from State House Kenya
07/10/2026

Please join us on NTV live tomorrow from 8.00am, from
State House Kenya

Day Two of the ISO 9001:2026 QMS Implementers’ Training and Documentation Workshop  focused on practical learning and ha...
07/10/2026

Day Two of the ISO 9001:2026 QMS Implementers’ Training and Documentation Workshop focused on practical learning and hands-on engagement, with nominated ISO Champions from various departments and sections participating in a range of exercises designed to deepen their understanding of Quality Management System requirements.

The Champions engaged in practical exercises on process identification, documentation, process mapping, risk-based thinking and the review of existing QMS processes and procedures. The sessions provided an opportunity for participants to apply the knowledge gained to real work processes within their respective functions, while identifying areas for improvement and strengthening process effectiveness.

Through interactive discussions, group exercises and knowledge-sharing sessions, the Champions further enhanced their capacity to support the development, review and implementation of QMS documentation within their departments.

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Commercial Street
Nairobi
74494

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+25420310900

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