In a proactive move to enhance instructional excellence and align with evolving educational standards, the College of Human Resource Management (CHRM) successfully conducted an intensive faculty pedagogy training program on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
The full-day workshop, themed “Foundations of CBET & Adult Learning,” brought together 29 faculty members for a comprehensive look into Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) and learner-centered methodologies. The session was led by esteemed facilitators Prof. Simon Ngigi and Dr. Catherine Kanana, both renowned experts in curriculum development.
The program focused on the practical integration of CBET principles into daily lesson delivery, ensuring that faculty can apply competency-based standards effectively. By creating outcome-based lessons, the training prioritized student engagement and used active learning strategies to improve both participation and retention. Consiquently, these methods ensure that all teaching remains closely aligned with current industry and occupational requirements.
This training shows CHRM’s commitment to having a faculty that is both knowledgeable and skilled at teaching. By investing in our staff, we ensure that our students continue to receive a high-quality, professional education.
