Kisiwa Technical Training Institute, located in Kabuchai, Bungoma, offers an extensive range of technical and vocational academic programs. Dedicated to providing high-quality education that cultivates highly skilled, knowledgeable, and responsible graduates in the fields of Engineering, Science and Technology.
OUR VISION
A Centre of Excellence in TVET, Research and Innovations
OUR MISSION
To provide market driven skills in TVET, Research and Innovations in line with the demands for sustainable development
OUR CORE VALUES
Customer focus, Professionalism, Accountability, Teamwork, Reliability, Integrity, and Innovation and creativity




East Bukusu Youth Club (EBYC)
Registered under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology (MOHES&T REG NO.PS/1144/09), KISTTI was originally established as East Bukusu Youth Club (EBYC) by the Kenya Youth Club Association (KYCA) on November 27, 1961, with the aim of empowering youth with skills in shoemaking, carpentry, and masonry for self-reliance and employment.
Transition to a technical institute
The institute’s foundation is built upon the vision of Dominic Wetangula and Sylvester Kituyi, who dreamed of empowering youth and turned this vision into reality. KISTTI transitioned to a technical institute on December 7, 2008, and has since expanded its offerings to include a variety of artisan, craft, and diploma-level courses in technical and business fields. From its beginnings with just nine students in automotive and masonry, KISTTI has grown to achieve national and international recognition, proving that with a strong start, persistent effort, and a strong finish, anything is possible.
Currently
Kisiwa Technical Training Institute (KISTTI) has seen remarkable growth in student enrollment, increasing from 3,200 in 2021 to 7,062 by mid-2024, reflecting its commitment to quality education. As an ISO 9001:2015 certified institution, KISTTI emphasizes research and innovation, benefiting both academia and industry. Infrastructure development remains a priority, with Ksh 59.9 million invested in a modern engineering workshop to enhance hands-on training and enrich the learning experience.
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