Gichugu Technical and Vocational College (TVC) has finally opened its doors to students, admitting over 100 students on Monday.
The Principal, Joseph Kimemia, expressed optimism during the admission of the first batch of students, assuring parents and guardians of producing hands-on graduates.
Kimemia noted that the institution can hold 3,000 students, calling on more parents to enroll their children.
He added that the enrolment so far has been achieved through partnership with various stakeholders, especially churches.
“We have especially advertised in churches and we hope to surpass our target of 3,000 admissions,” he said.
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Further, the Principal said that the area MP Githinji Gichimu had issued a Ksh2 million cheque to sponsor 500 students through the area’s NG-CDF kitty.
He also noted that a digital hub with 400 computers will be set up to ensure students get ICT skills to enable them fit in the digital world.
By Jane Mugambi
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