Education being the key to success should be treated like medicine so as to be prescribed by the right doctors to make sure sure that students are given the right doses that will ensure they shine with efficiency when they are out in the field.
A college owned by former chief pathologist Moses Njue taught the medical science and laboratory course without being inspected and approved by government agencies, a Nyeri court heard Monday.
Mr Alfred Mwanzia, an investigator with the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (Tveta), said they did not inspect King’s Medical College between October 2016 and January 2018.
A witness testified that Mr Njue applied for accreditation by Tveta in 2016 but that KMLTTB officers raided the school and suspended the course before Tveta officers did their inspection tour.
The witness said, however, that Tveta inspected the school on May 30, 2018, and on September 6 reported that it had complied with all training requirements.
Dr Njue, through lawyer John Abwour, disputed the board’s move to suspend the course