Envision a scenario where you have the passion and determination to get higher education but you miss out on a slot, or you get a slot but you cannot afford the college fees. Kenya is a country replete with young people yearning for tertiary education. The proposed La Salle College is the answer for you.
St. La Salle School Karemeno, Kenya
The Brothers of the Christian Schools of the USA were early missionaries to Kenya in the 1960s. They were instrumental in starting Christ the Teacher Institute for Education (CTIE), a teacher-training institute in 1992. CTIE, through a collaboration with Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, has graduated upwards of two thousand young women and men and it continues to transform young adults who are becoming excellent teachers.
“Transforming Future Educators”
The Lwanga District has a strong educational track record and is ready to respond to the needs of society, by expanding its education service through the construction of La Salle College of Education, Science & Technology to help Kenya and by extension Africa meet the demands for quality education for current and future young men and women.
“Expanding Quality Education”
The College will be a hub for research and innovation. We commit to sourcing resources and partnerships that will enhance relevant research in the college. The college’s research office will be fully equipped and supported to ensure the research findings and innovations are responsive to the needs of the society.
La Salle College shall be open to effective collaborations. Our programs shall graduate individuals ready for both entrepreneurial and employment opportunities. The College’s careers office will connect with employers and innovators as a result linking our graduates to jobs and mentorships.