Our story
SITT is a private TVET college founded to train Kenyan technicians and community professionals to a nationally-recognised standard. Our training programmes are CBET-aligned.
SITT opened its doors in March 2024 and enrolled 80 students across ICT, Social Work & Community Development, Criminology, Community Health, Plumbing and Tourism & Hospitality. From day one we delivered the CDACC competency-based curriculum in full.
Our formal TVETA accreditation, though, took considerably longer than any of us expected. The delay came from statutory processing time in Nairobi — not from any gap in our facilities, staff or curriculum. Full accreditation was granted on 29 January 2025.
The college has undergone tremendous changes in bid to achieve its mission.
Today, every one of our programmes is TVETA-accredited and every student can sit CDACC assessments (with NITA trade-test, KASNEB, ICM and NCK pathways available where relevant). Our July 2026 CDACC series is confirmed and our September 2026 intake is open.
SITT doesn't take shortcuts. That is exactly the standard we are training our students to.
Timeline
March 2024
SITT welcomes its first cohort of 80 students across all six programmes.
March – Dec 2024
Three complete terms of training delivered under the CBET framework while TVETA accreditation is processed.
January 2025
On 29 January 2025 SITT is formally accredited by TVETA — an application delayed only by government processing, not by any deficiency in our programmes.
March 2025
Students sit their first CDACC assessment series as a registered assessment centre.
2026
Focused on the September 2026 intake with new workshop equipment, revised industry linkages, and a lean digital portal built specifically for our students.
Our campus
A look inside the Samba Institute campus in Narok — starting at the door you'll walk through first.
Our accreditation, registration numbers and assessment-body affiliations are listed publicly for anyone to verify.
Accreditation & Compliance