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Mandera County provision brief
9 courses · 2 open to an E
9 September 2026 · njiacareerpathways.work
Every course Njia lists in Mandera County, lowest entry requirement first.
CourseInstitutionLevel Min gradeTuitionDuration
Artisan Certificate in Dressmaking and Tailoring Mandera Technical Training Institute Artisan E Ksh 67,189 12 mo
Artisan Certificate in Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy Mandera Technical Training Institute Artisan E Ksh 67,189 12 mo
Craft Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery Mandera Technical Training Institute Certificate D Ksh 134,378 24 mo
Craft Certificate in Information Communication Technology Mandera Technical Training Institute Certificate D Ksh 134,378 24 mo
Craft Certificate in Welding and Fabrication Mandera Technical Training Institute Certificate D Ksh 134,378 24 mo
Certificate in Community Health Assistant Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) — Mandera Campus Certificate C- Ksh 160,200 24 mo
Diploma in Automotive Engineering Mandera Technical Training Institute Diploma C- Ksh 201,567 36 mo
Diploma in Information Communication Technology Mandera Technical Training Institute Diploma C- Ksh 201,567 36 mo
Diploma in Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing (KRCHN) Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) — Mandera Campus Diploma C+ Ksh 239,700 36 mo

Institutions in Mandera

Who runs the courses above, what levels they teach, and the lowest door into each.
InstitutionOwnership Levels taughtCourses Lowest entry
Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) — Mandera Campus Public Certificate, Diploma 2 C-
Mandera Technical Training Institute Public Artisan, Certificate, Diploma 7 E

About these figures

Fees are tuition only and most are worked out by applying a published rate to the course rather than quoted by the institution for that course — the app shows which is which on every card, and never shows a figure it cannot source. Entry grades and fees change; confirm with the institution before you decide anything.

Njia does not publish employment rates or salaries per course, because Kenya does not publish that data and an invented figure is worse than a missing one.