Development
and Social Work students have protested over the poor quality of services
rendered to them at the institution.
The
students disclosed that they paid for exams but the management failed to remit
the exam fee to the Kenya National Examinations Council.
They
further claimed the authorities failed to convey the examination dates and
timings to them. “We’re getting a raw deal from this institution and we’re
calling on the management to up its game for we’re making sacrifices so that we
can have good college education,” students told the press
The
rowdy students also demanded that the management refunds the money they have
been paying for exams. This is the third case since last year.
Diploma
students had paid Sh9,600 while certificate students deposited Sh7,400 but the
management failed to honour its pledge.
“We
have enough evidence that they failed to have a direct link with the KNEC. Does
it mean that we filled fake documents from the exam body,” one of the students
asked.
Some
students who declined to be named for fear of victimisation said they were calling
for the intervention of the government since some the institutions are bogus.
Students
revealed that the entire management was in somewhat ‘a business venture’ as
they were ever formulating new college requirements without realising any
positive achievements.
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