TVET CDACC opens collection of November- December 2025 assessment results slips and certificates

TVET CDACC opens collection of November- December 2025 assessment results slips and certificates
The New CEO of TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC) Prof. Kisilu Kitainge
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The TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC) has announced the collection of results slips and certificates for candidates assessed during the November and December 2025 assessment series.

In a recent letter written and signed by Prof Kisilu Kitange, the CEO and Council Secretary of TVET CDACC, the council informed principals of national polytechnics, technical training institutes, technical vocational colleges and private colleges that the documents are ready for collection at its headquarters in Nairobi.

“The purpose of this letter is to inform you that the results slips and Certificates of the candidates assessed in November December 2025 Assessment Series are due for collection,” the notice reads in part.

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The communication was also addressed to managers of vocational centres and Vice Chancellors of universities implementing Competency Based Education and Training (CBET) courses.

According to the notice, the collection exercise began on February 9 and will continue until February 28 at the TVET CDACC offices located at ABSA Towers, 10th Floor, along Loita Street.

The council stated that institutions seeking to collect the results slips and certificates must present specific documents. These include an introductory letter from the relevant institution as well as the original national identity card or passport of the authorised representative, accompanied by a copy.

The council expressed its commitment to continued collaboration with institutions in the implementation of CBET in Kenya.

By Benedict Aoya

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