Aspiring teachers seeking quality, affordable and market-driven teacher education have a fresh opportunity after St. Paul’s Kibabii Diploma Teachers Training College announced that applications for its September 2026 Intake are now open.

The institution, which has steadily earned recognition as one of Western Kenya’s leading teacher training colleges, is inviting qualified candidates to enroll and begin their journey towards becoming competent, innovative and professional educators.

Chief Principal Mr. Godfrey Machanji leading Gov. Lusaka to his office

With Kenya’s education sector rapidly embracing the Competency-Based Education (CBE) framework, the college has positioned itself at the forefront of preparing teachers with the practical skills, knowledge and values required to excel in modern classrooms.

The college prides itself on offering a learner-friendly environment supported by experienced tutors, spacious lecture halls, modern learning facilities, well-equipped libraries and technology-enhanced instruction that equips trainees for the digital age.

College administrators say the institution’s philosophy extends beyond academic excellence, focusing on producing teachers who are ethical, disciplined and committed to transforming communities through quality education.

“Our mission is to nurture teachers who will inspire learners, embrace innovation and uphold the highest standards of professionalism in the teaching profession,” the administration said.

Students at St. Paul’s Kibabii Diploma Teachers Training College benefit from an integrated training model that combines classroom instruction with practical teaching experience, ensuring graduates are confident and ready for deployment in schools across the country.

Beyond academics, the college offers vibrant co-curricular activities including sports, leadership development, cultural programmes and community engagement initiatives that help shape well-rounded professionals capable of making a positive impact in society.

List of Subject combination offered at the college.

Education stakeholders have continued to recognize the crucial role played by teacher training institutions in strengthening Kenya’s education system, with St. Paul’s Kibabii Diploma Teachers Training College emerging as one of the institutions committed to producing educators who meet the changing needs of 21st-century learning.

Prospective students have been encouraged to submit their applications early as limited spaces remain available for the September 2026 intake.

For many young Kenyans with a passion for teaching, the college presents an opportunity to join an institution dedicated to excellence, innovation and the development of educators who will shape future generations.

“At St. Paul’s Kibabii Diploma Teachers Training College, every teacher trained becomes a catalyst for positive change in society.”

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