When it comes to medical education, the Kenya Medical Training College, or KMTC, is undoubtedly the most favored organization.
The institution offers a wide variety of courses, including short courses, higher diploma or certificate degrees, and diplomas and certificates.
The majority of certificate programs demand a KCSE Mean grade of C- (Minus). However, some certificate programs call for a D+ on the KCSE Mean (plus).
In this article, we’ll discuss in-depth on the KMTC certificate programs that a student with a D+ (plus) can enroll in.
It’s crucial to remember that certificate programs last two years, with the exception of Community Health Nursing, which takes two and a half years. Courses for a diploma last three years.
1. Deaf students alone, Health Promotion for the Deaf (CHPD)
The Department of Health Promotion and Community Health is where you may find this course. Here are the prerequisites:
With a D+ in either English, Kiswahili, or Kenya Sign Language on the KCSE,
D in Biology and one of the following subjects: Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture, Social Studies, or C.R.E./I.R.E.
Studying Health Promotion for the Deaf takes two years (CHPD).
2. Health information and technology (In service category)
The Department of Health Records and Information Technology is where you may find the course. The following prerequisites must be met in order to enroll in this course, which lasts two years:
KCSE A D- in mathematics was averaged out, with a D+ in either English or Kiswahili.
2 years of work experience in the department of health records and information.
Letter of appointment to the current job and letter of recommendation from the facility’s health records and information officer.
3. Dietetics & Nutrition
The Department of Nutrition and Dietetics is responsible for nutrition and dietetics. This course will take a student two years to finish.
The prerequisites for taking this course are as follows:
- KCSE Aggregate Grade D+, with D+ in Biology or Biological Sciences and English or Kiswahili.
D in physical sciences and chemistry. - D in any of the subsequent: Physics, math, home science, agriculture, business studies, or general science.
