Certificate in Public Health requirements & campuses
A certificate in public health is a two year course that trains future public health technicians and proffessionals in disease management and control, enviromental management, community health inspection.
Their day-to-day work includes food premises inspection to prevent foodborne diseases, Disease surveillance and reporting, pests and disease vectors control, enviromental management and sanitization, as well as public health promotion campaigns.
KMTC requirements for certificate in Public health
- A KCSE mean grade of C minus or above
- C minus in English or Kiswahili
- C minus in biology
- D plain in Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
KMTC campuses offering the course
You can enrol for the course in any of the following campuses
Modules/units
Year 1 Semester 1
- Fundamentals of Environmental Health
- Basic Health Statistics
- Building Safety
- Introduction to Behaviour Change in Community
- Microbiology and Parasitology
Year 1 Semester 2
- Environmental Pollution and Control
- Health Education and Promotion
- Occupational Health and Safety
Year 2 Semester 1
- Community Nutrition
- Meat Inspection and Comparative Anatomy of Animals
Year 2 Semester 2
- Port health services
