MWANGAZA CENTRE
 

MWANGAZA  is a coeducational diocesan Catholic skills formation centre of the Diocese of Nakuru. It adheres to the philosophy that education is one of the most important ways by which the Church fulfills its commitment to the dignity of the person. A key responsibility is that of providing a positive environment that offers experiences which are both spiritual and academic, theoretical and practical. Here people can develop unique talents and leadership potential. Mwangaza seeks to serve the community in presenting a challenging atmosphere toward the attainment of a comprehensive training for life.

Mwangaza draws its uniqueness from educational philosophy of St. John Baptist De La Salle which echoes  the thre interlocking dimensions of the Church's mission: First, education is a ministry - ones personal commitment for spiritual and vocational formation is a means of living a Christ-centered life. Second, members of the Mwangaza Community come together in an association based on a common acceptance of Gospel values in their lives of those they touch. Third, the experience of community leads to service.

A common vision shared by the Catholi Church and Mwangaza is the importance of religious instructions, vocational training and cultural development of those whom it serves.

GENERAL PROSPECTUS

External Exams

The College is a centre for the following Examining bodies:

• Kenya National Examination Board (KNEC)
• Sir Isaac Pitman (Pitman)
• City and Guilds
• Kenya Accounts and Secretarial Examination Board (KASNEB)
• Association of Computer Professionals (ACP)
   

Course duration

CERTIFICATES

Mwangaza offers certificates to those students who successfully complete the prescribed programme of studies.

 TRANSFER STUDENTS

The college welcomes qualified transfer students who supply complete documentation of their studies. The entrance interview determines proper placement. Transfer students must fulfill all Mwangaza requirements to be eligible for a certificate.
 

ATTACHMENTS

The past performance of the college has earned us a good reputation among local businesses. Although we cannot guarantee an attachment, the college makes every effort to find appropriate attachment experiences for our students.

All courses are held during the daytime on the safe and comfortable school compound in the Langalanga section of Nakuru.

Mwangaza has a library that is well stocked with the books that students need for their studies an preparation for external examinations in addition to a spacious art room.
 

Intake / Calendar

Each year , the college offers two semesters of appropriately 16 weeks each. The first semester begins January and the second semester begins in July.

There is a new intake in most programs each semester.

During the months of June and November, the college offers a variety of short courses for our own students and outside students. These courses can be remedial in nature for our enrichment.

Program of Studies

The college offers a complete program of studies for all its students. This includes Christian Ethics and English Communication. Other courses are part of the Program of Studies to help students develop confidence and independence through a well rounded college education.

Contact Information:

Mwangaza Centre
P.O Box 4021, Nakuru, Kenya
Lunga Lunga Rd off Kanu Street
Tel: 051-2210305
Email: mwangaza@wananchi.com



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OUR  MISSION: To Promote Pastoral & Human Development through Evangelization & Community Mobilization