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Remedial classes to help former Egerton students in accreditation

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Egerton University Vice-Chancellor Prof Isaac Ongubo Kibwage when he appeared before National Assembly Education Committee at parliament buildings on March 10, 2022. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE | NMG

By  Lynet Igadwah

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The Commission for University Education (CUE) is assessing an engineering programme by Egerton University to allow former graduates to receive remedial classes to qualify for accreditation by the industry regulator.

The CUE said it had put together a team of experts to assess the Bachelor of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEEN) course, which the university has reviewed to meet Engineers Board Kenya (EBK) requirements.

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