FAQs

You can apply for courses by visiting our "Admissions" page on the website. There, you will find information on the application process, requirements, and deadlines.

The terms application and registration refer to different stages in the process of joining a college:

Application
What It Is: This is the process of expressing your interest in attending a college. You provide your personal and academic details for the college to review.
Purpose: To be considered for admission.
Steps Involved:
-Filling out an application form (online or offline).
-Submitting required documents (e.g., transcripts, test scores, letters of recommendation).
-Paying application fee.
-Outcome: You receive an admission decision (accepted, waitlisted, or denied).

Registration
What It Is: This happens after you’ve been admitted. It involves officially enrolling in classes and confirming your place in the college.
Purpose: To secure your spot and begin your academic journey.
Steps Involved:
-Paying tuition or enrollment fees.
-Choosing and registering for specific courses.
-Completing necessary administrative tasks (e.g., ID cards, class cards, timetable).
-Outcome: You’re officially a student at the college and can attend classes.

Key Difference
Application: Happens before admission and determines if you qualify.
Registration: Happens after admission and confirms your enrollment.

Would you like advice on navigating either of these stages? Give us a call at +254.798.325.330

You can meet with your instructors during their office hours or schedule appointments. Academic support services, such as tutoring and study groups, are available on campus. You can find contact information for instructors and academic support staff on the bulletin boards or by asking at the front desk.

Yes, our school provides opportunities for students to participate in internships and job placement programs. You can inquire about these opportunities by visiting front desk and you will be assisted

Students are required to have the following items in the graphic design class.

1. Pencils HB, 2B, 3B, 4B, 6B
2. Drawing Book A3, A4
3. Water Color Paints
4. Brushes No.1, 3, 12
5. Steel Ruler
6. Staedtler Rubber
7. Flash Disk
8. Cutter
9. Paint Tray Palette
10. Mathematical set
11. Masking tape
12. Laptop (8gb RAM, 2gb Graphics Card, 512gb Hard disk, Core i3+)

Students are required to have the following items in the graphic design class.

1. Sketch Pad A3 & A4
2. Oil Paints
3. Water Color Paints
4. Brushes Pack No.1, 3, 12, 17
5. Steel Ruler
6. Staedtler Eraser
7. Masking Tape
8. Cutter
9. Paint Tray Palette
10. Mathematical Set
11. Blenders
12. Acrylic Paints
13. Technical Drawing Set

Media course include: FIlm Production, Videography, Photography
Students are required to have the following items in the class.

A laptop is usually essential for college work. Editing software costs Ksh2500/software

Main unit courses are mandatory for your diploma, typically core subjects in your major. Common units are general subjects developed to help students get knowledge and skills other than their core subjects. Common unit subjects includes: Entrepreneurship Skills, Communication Skills, Computer Skills

We offer free tutoring services through our student academic support center. You can also ask professors about office hours for extra help or form study groups with classmates.

You can drop or add a class by coming to the main office and request for timetable. Be aware of the add/drop deadlines for each semester, as late changes could affect your transcript or tuition.

First, reach out to your professor during office hours to discuss any difficulties. You can also visit the tutoring center or academic advisors for support. Consider forming study groups with classmates or using online resources to reinforce your understanding.

You can schedule an appointment with our counseling services for mental health support. Please visit the front desk and you will be helped.

Homesickness is common, especially at the start of college. Stay connected with family and friends, but also make an effort to meet new people and get involved on campus. Seek support from counseling services if needed.