About Kamwenja Teachers' College
Since 1924, we have been dedicated to shaping the future of education by training highly skilled and values-driven primary school teachers. With a commitment to excellence, innovation, and holistic growth, we prepare educators ready to inspire, lead, and make a lasting impact in communities across Kenya and beyond.
100+
Years of Teacher Training
30K+
Trained teachers
15+
Active Clubs and Societies
Our History
Kamwenja Teachers’ College began in 1924 as a missionary teacher training centre under the leadership of Bishop Perlo and a dedicated team of missionaries. Initially designed to train teachers for local mission schools, the college quickly became a hub for educational leadership in the region.
Key Milestones Timelines
1924 – Founded by Bishop Perlo and Missionaries.
1938 – Officially named Kamwenja Teachers’ College.
1958 – Management taken over by the Christian Brothers, strengthening academic and moral training.
1970 – Transitioned to a co-educational institution, opening opportunities for women educators.
1980s–2000s – Expanded facilities, introduced modern teaching aids and diversified programs.
Present – Recognised nationally for producing all-round educators for both public and private institutions.
1924
Year of Establishment
3
Major Curriculum Reforms
1940
First Boarding Facilities
Vision, Mission and Core Values
Vision Statement
To be the Leading Teacher Training Institution Offering Quality and Effective Service.
Mission Statement
To Provide and Promote Quality Teacher Education and Training Through Innovation, Creativity, and Inculcating Moral Values for Individual and National Development.
Core Institutional Values
Integrity – Upholding honesty, transparency, and accountability in all actions.
Excellence – Striving for the highest standards in academic and professional training.
Service – Committing to the betterment of communities through education.
Inclusivity – Valuing diversity and providing equal opportunities for all learners.
Faith and Morality – Integrating spiritual growth with professional development.
Our Partners
Ministry of Education
Teacher Service Commission
KUCCPS
KICD
KNEC
Campus Overview
Located in Nyeri County, Kamwenja Teachers’ College offers a serene and focused learning environment surrounded by scenic highland views. Our facilities are designed to support both academic and personal growth, including:
Modern Classrooms – Well-equipped for interactive and practical learning.
Dormitories – Comfortable boarding facilities for both male and female students.
Library – A resource-rich environment for study and research.
Chapel – A place for spiritual nourishment and reflection.
Sports Fields and Courts – For soccer, netball, volleyball, hockey and athletics.