Best Psychology Training Courses in Kenya (Found 6 training providers)

AMHRTF (Non-Governmental Organization) is a Kenyan non-governmental organization that conducts research on mental and neurological health. It also works to produce evidence for policy and best practices in providing affordable, appropriate, accessible and affordable mental health services.

Kenya Institute of Business and Counselling Studies was a TVET Institution that was established in January 2004 under the name Maranatha College of Professional Studies. It became a limited liability corporation on 10 May 2005. KIBCo, a TVET training institution, was fully registered with Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MOHEST) in 2010.

KIBCo is an affiliate to Maranatha International Counseling Foundation, which is registered under section ten of the Non-Governmental Organizations Co-ordination Act. MICF provides Bio-psychosocial services for vulnerable peoples and communities to improve their psychological well-being. KIBCo has campuses located in Thika and Nairobi, offering both Open Distance Learning programs .

 The University of Nairobi, Mombasa Campus, is situated in Nairobi, Kenya's second-largest City. It enjoys a mix of urban life and rich cultural heritage, all set against the backdrop of rapid economic growth. The Campus provides training and consultancy services, competitive academic programmes, and consulting services. The Campus has been receiving the Most Preferred Training Institution Award in the Coast Region Award due to its increasing visibility and acceptance.

It is a rapidly growing Campus that has over 2000 students. The current programmes are offered in three schools and one Faculty: the School of Continuing and Distance Education, School of Business, School of Law, School of Law, and Faculty of Arts. The Commission for University Education has duly accredited the Campus and the Council of Legal Education has accredited its School of Law. 

KCA University's history began in 1989 with the institution known as Kenya College of Accountancy (KCA). It was established by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya to improve the quality of financial management and accountancy training in Kenya. Chart Foulks Lynch (CIPFA), services from the UK, conducted a study that led to the establishment of the college. According to the study, Kenya needed an additional 4100 qualified accountants every year. In those days, the number of qualified accountants trained at these institutions was far less than 100.

It enrolled 170 students when it opened its doors in 1989. However, this number has steadily increased over time and now there are over 12,000 students each year. The institution has campuses in Kitengela CBD, Kisumu and Satellite College in Amagoro to maintain its national outlook.
In 1997, the dream of turning the College into an university was realized. The College saw an increase in enrolment, especially for foreign courses, in 2000. KCA partnered with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, (JKUAT), and University of South Africa [UNISA] to launch diploma and degree programs.

KISWCD Training Institutions are free from any political, religious or government affiliations. The Institute is managed and administered by a Board of Directors who have experience in areas such as Social work, Educational Institutions Management, Business Management, Human Resource Management and Finance and Accounting. They also have expertise in psychology, counseling, law, and environmental health.

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