KMTC Courses Medical Courses You Can Study in Kenya with KCSE Minimum Grade D-

The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results are out, and many students are wondering if they can pursue medical courses with a minimum grade of D-. The good news is that students with a mean grade of D plain can pursue medicine in various medical colleges in Kenya.

This article will discuss several medical courses available for students with KCSE D-, D plain, and D+ grades. We will also examine their entry requirements, duration, and career prospects.

Certificate in Dietetics and Nutrition

The Certificate in Dietetics and Nutrition is a medical course that requires a minimum of D plain in KCSE. The course takes one year and is offered in various medical colleges in Kenya. You must also attain a D plain grade in English and Biology/Biological Sciences. Besides, you need a D plain grade in one of the subjects; Chemistry, Mathematics, Home Science, Physics, Agriculture, or General Sciences.

Certificate in Operation Theatre Technology

This course takes two years and is offered at Mathari School of Nursing in Nyeri County and Nyahururu Kenya Medical Training College. The entry requirement is a mean grade of D plain in KCSE.

Certificate in Palliative Care and Gerontology

The Certificate in Palliative Care and Gerontology is a one-year course offered in various medical colleges in Kenya, including Mathari Hospital School of Nursing in Nyeri. The course requires a minimum grade of D plain in KCSE.

Certificate in Counselling Psychology

This course takes one year and requires a mean grade of D plain in KCSE. TVET CDACC is the examining body.

Certificate in Foundations in Community Health

The Certificate in Foundations in Community Health is a six-month foundational course for candidates interested in offering essential community health services. The course is also suitable for students who want to work as Community Health Assistants. The entry requirement is a minimum of D plain in KCSE.

Certificate in Health Support Service

The Certificate in Health Support Service is a one-year course that requires a minimum grade of D- (minus) in KCSE. The National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) examines the course Outspan Medical College in Nyeri and other medical colleges in Kenya offers.

Certificate in Health Promotion for the Deaf (CHPD)

The Certificate in Health Promotion for the Deaf is a one-year course designed to equip students with knowledge and skills to provide healthcare services to the deaf community. The course requires a mean grade of D+ (plus) in KCSE.

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In conclusion, KCSE grades should not limit your medical career aspirations. As shown above, several medical courses are available for students with D-, D plain, and D+ grades. However, it is essential to note that some courses require specific grades in certain subjects. Researching and confirming the requirements before applying for any medical course in Kenya is advisable. You can achieve your medical career goals with determination and hard work, regardless of your KCSE grades.