Accreditation & Quality Assurance

Fully Accredited. Nationally Recognized. Globally Aligned.

In today′s world, the importance of a well-accredited programs cannot be underestimated.

Goshen Medical & Technical College is licensed and accredited by Kenya’s leading regulatory bodies. Every programme we offer is vetted against rigorous standards for curriculum, faculty, facilities, clinical/industrial placements, assessment, and graduate outcomes. Our internal quality systems—continuous curriculum reviews, structured faculty development, and always-on student feedback—ensure each qualification meets national regulations and aligns with international benchmarks.

Every Goshen programme undergoes rigorous evaluation and approval to ensure it meets established standards in curriculum design, faculty qualification, teaching facilities, clinical and industrial placements, assessment processes, and graduate outcomes.

Our internal quality assurance systems are equally robust. Through continuous curriculum review, faculty training and mentoring, and real-time student feedback mechanisms, we maintain the highest benchmarks of relevance and quality.

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Our National Accreditations Explained

TVETA: Institutional License & Programme Registration
  • What this covers: TVETA verifies our governance, staff qualifications, infrastructure, safety, curricula, and continuous quality improvement processes.
  • Why it matters: You study in a legally recognized institution; your qualifications are valid for employment and further study across Kenya’s TVET ecosystem.
  • Who benefits: All Goshen students across diploma and certificate programmes.
  • Examples of compliance evidence: Valid institutional license, programme registration numbers, annual self-assessment & external audits.
  • Student takeaway: “My college is formally licensed and my course is registered with TVETA.”
  • What this covers: The Nursing Council audits our nursing curricula, clinical hours, skills-lab adequacy, hospital affiliations, and lecturer qualifications.
  • Why it matters: You become eligible for NCK licensure examinations and lawful practice upon graduation.
  • Who benefits: All nursing students (e.g., KRCHN, Community Health Nursing variants).
  • Clinical quality assurance: Logbooks, preceptor oversight, simulation labs, and minimum clinical hour thresholds.
  • Student takeaway: “My nursing diploma leads to licensure and regulated practice.”
  • What this covers: KNEC moderates exams and issues nationally recognized certificates/diplomas in Business, ICT, and Social Science programmes.
  • Why it matters: Your credential is portable across employers and public institutions; grading and assessment meet national standards.
  • Who benefits: Business, ICT, Social Sciences cohorts.
  • Assessment integrity: External moderation, secure paper handling, standardized mark schemes.
  • Student takeaway: “My exams and certificate are recognized nationwide.”

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  • What this covers: NITA aligns course content and workshops with current industry practices; oversees trade tests for technical competencies.
  • Why it matters: Employers trust NITA-aligned training for hands-on roles; you can sit for trade tests at recognized levels.
  • Who benefits: Technical programmes (e.g., electrical, mechanical, hospitality production areas where applicable).
  • Industry relevance: Workshop audits, tools/machinery standards, safety protocols (OSH).
  • Student takeaway: “I graduate job-ready with verifiable trade skills.”

Our Quality Promise in Practice

  • Continuous Review: Annual curriculum and assessment audits with external moderation where applicable.
  • Faculty Training: Mandatory CPD for instructors on pedagogy, assessment, inclusive learning, and emerging technologies.
  • Student Voice: End-of-module surveys and rapid-response action plans shared with programme boards.
  • Clinical/Industrial Placements: Structured MoUs with hospitals and industry partners; supervised competencies tracking.
  • Data-Driven Improvement: KPIs for pass rates, completion, licensure success, graduate employability, and employer satisfaction.