Joan Okeyo is incharge of Quality Assurance at Kenya Utalii College. She believes that women have unique traits which they use to make right decisions amid difficulties. How did you start off your career, and who inspired you? When I was in High School my favorite subject was geography. It was during this subject that […]
Lucy Macridis is the Director of ELEMCEE Consultancy. She is an expert in helping women achieve their full potential by adapting to the needs of an ever evolving and dynamic world. I am an Alumni of Kenya Utalii College, a choice that was made for me by my mother. My heart was in theatre and […]
By Tabitha Areba – Communication & Marketing Manager at Kenya Utalii College. Peak performance, whether on a professional, business or personal level will always require strategic direction. In the career world, this is referred to as mentorship. Professionals in all careers and industries including those in hospitality and tourism require mentorship if they aspire to reach […]
Hello There! My name is Tim Tim Gikonyo. I am a Tour Guiding and Administration student at Kenya Utalii College. I have a passion for wildlife and conservation. I have coupled this passion with storytelling and photography. I have been using my talent in photography as a way to tell stories at the College as […]
Well done colleagues World over, it has been proven that human resources are the most valuable assets of any business or organization set to excel and remain ahead of competition. People are the most essential contributors towards profits and stakeholder value. Their knowledge, abilities and experience cannot be replaced. With time, employees gain valuable organizational […]
With the changing landscape and new dynamics in the hospitality and tourism sector, the college has positioned itself to confront the emerging dynamics in the industry in order to remain vibrant. Kenya Utalii College (KUC) has intensified plans to align its capacity building programmes towards areas that are key to the recovery of the hospitality […]
By Bernard Amaya – Lecturer & Alumni Coordinator at Kenya Utalii College COVID- 19 Pandemic has disrupted lives and negatively affected economies. The hospitality industry is one of the most affected economic activity, with hotels bearing the brunt of the pandemic. Shrinking hotel capacities due to the social distance requirement, wearing of face masks and […]
Kenya Utalii College reopened on Monday 4th January 2021 after a ten-month closure; following a directive by the President to close all learning institutions due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The College adopted a phased approach in the reopening, a process that saw continuing students report on 4th January 2021. The new students (September 2020 […]
We look forward to sharing current and exciting news and information about Kenya Utalii College, local and international hospitality and tourism industry general news, updates, change makers in the sector and Alumni voices Through our blog, we will report, analyze, and provide reviews, perspectives and recommendations from some of the hospitality and tourism industry’s leading […]
The year 2020 has indeed presented severe and unprecedented challenges, not only to Kenya and Africa but globally. Economies, including those of countries regarded as super powers, have been brought to their knees by the Covid-19 pandemic. Consequently, education systems world over have been thrown into an abyss of confusion. Despite these challenges, Kenya Utalii […]
Covid-19 Has Come With Multiple Opportunities, Tap Into Them!
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Covid-19 Through The Eyes Of A Student
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