INTERIM ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS OFFERING CPSP-K / APS-K TRAINING NO ALL REGIONS LOCATION/TOWN 1. Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) All Branches 2

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INTERIM ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS OFFERING CPSP-K / APS-K TRAINING NO ALL REGIONS LOCATION/TOWN 1. Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) All branches 2. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies (NIBS) All branches 3. Kenya Institute of Professional (KIPS) All branches INTERNATIONAL 4. Participatory Development Centre South Sudan 5. Cornerstone and Luthien Advisory Studies Kigali-Rwanda NAIROBI REGION 6. College of Human Resource Management Nairobi 7. Cornerstone Training Institute Nairobi 8. Dima College Nairobi 9. East Africa Institute of Certified Studies Nairobi 10. East Africa School of Management Nairobi 11. Easton College Nairobi 12. Kentrack College Nairobi 13. Nairobi County Institute Nairobi 14. Star College of Management Studies Nairobi 15. Royal Business School Nairobi 16. Kenya Institute of Development Studies Nairobi 17. Kabete National Polytechnic Kabete 18. KCA University Ruaraka/Town 19. Oshwal College Parklands 20. Tangaza University College Karen 21. Cooperative University Karen 22. Tulip Commercial Institute Nairobi RIFT VALLEY REGION 23. Bartek Institute Eldama Ravine 24. Bomet College of Accountancy Bomet 25. Kenya Institute of Development Studies Naivasha 26. Achievers School of Professional Studies Nakuru 27. Nakuru Training Institute Nakuru 28. Rift Valley Institute of Science and Technology Nakuru 29. JKUAT Nakuru Campus Nakuru 30. Tecqskills Professionals Institute Naivasha 31. Kitale College of Business Studies Kitale 32. Maasai Mara Technical & Vocational College Narok 33. Maasai Mara University Narok 34. Alphax College Eldoret 35. Eldoret National Polytechnic Eldoret 36. Kings College of Accountancy Eldoret 37. Moi University Eldoret EASTERN REGION 38. Machakos University Machakos WESTERN REGION 39. Excellent Institute of Professionals Kakamega 40. JKUAT- Kakamega Kakamega 41. Masinde Muliro University (MMUST) Kakamega 42. Javan Institute of Technology Busia 43. Kaimosi Friends University College Kaimosi CENTRAL REGION 44. Alpha Institute of Accountancy Juja 45. Thika Technical Training Institute Thika 46. Bradegate International College Nyeri 47. Dedan Kimathi University Nyeri 48. Karatina University Karatina 49. Kirinyaga Business and Technical Institute Kirinyaga 50. Kirinyaga University Kirinyaga 51. Chuka University Embu Campus Embu 52. Embu College Embu 53. Thika Institute of Business Studies Thika 54. Nyeri National Polytechnic NYANZA REGION 55. JKUAT Kisii Kisii 56. Kisii College of Accountancy Kisii 57. Kisii University Kisii 58. Keroka College of Accounting Keroka 59. Rongo University Rongo 60. Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University (JOOUST) Kisumu, Bondo 61. KCA University Kisumu 62. Kisumu National Polytechnic Kisumu 63. Maseno University Maseno COAST REGION 64. JKUAT- Mombasa Mombasa 65. Star Institute of Professionals Mombasa 66. Technical University of Mombasa Mombasa 67. Times Training Center Mombasa 68. Taita Taveta University Voi 69. Virtus Insititute Malindi NORTH EASTERN REGION 70. Northern Institute of Professional Studies Wajir 71. Turkana College of Technical and Business Studies Lodwar .

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