Computing & Informatics
Build the Skills Behind the Digital Economy
Develop practical computing, ICT, networking and information-management skills for a world increasingly powered by technology.
Head of Department
Computing and Informatics
Digital Transformation
Kenya Is Going Digital. Be Part of It.
Kenya is undergoing digital transformation. Digital technology is increasingly relevant across sectors — from public services and business to education and everyday life. At MMTVC, regular classes on the Digital Economy help learners understand this shift and build skills that support participation in a technology-driven world.
MMTVC offers regular classes on the Digital Economy as part of Computing and Informatics learning.
- Digital Skills
- Technical Competence
- Innovation
- Digital Economy
- Opportunity
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Transformation
Digital change is reshaping how organisations work, serve customers and manage information.
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Business Tech
Computing skills help bridge technical systems with everyday organisational needs.
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Practical Skills
Programmes emphasise hands-on ICT, networking and information-management competences.
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Connected Opportunity
Technology opens pathways across sectors as digital tools become more widely used.
“The number one benefit of information technology is that it empowers people to do what they want to do. It lets people be creative. It lets people be productive.”
Computer Laboratories
The College boasts modern, fully equipped computer laboratories designed to support both academic learning and practical skill development. Each lab is furnished with high-performance computers, up-to-date software applications, and reliable internet connectivity to ensure students gain hands-on experience with the latest digital tools.
To cater to diverse programs, the laboratories are organized to support specialized areas such as programming, networking, database management, and multimedia design.
Why Choose Computing at MMTVC?
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Well-Equipped Labs
The College has well-equipped computer laboratories for practical computing learning.
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Digital Economy Classes
Regular classes on the Digital Economy help learners connect skills to Kenya’s digital transformation.
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Practical Pathways
Programmes develop ICT, networking, computing and information-management skills for workplace contexts.
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Clear Progression
Structured Level 4, 5 and 6 pathways support continued study toward higher qualifications.
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Information Disciplines
Records, archives and library information studies sit alongside ICT and computing programmes.
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Career Direction
Illustrative career pathways help learners explore possible directions — not employment guarantees.
“You might not think that programmers are artists, but programming is an extremely creative profession. It’s logic-based creativity.”
Our Programmes
Five Computing and Informatics programmes across Levels 4–6. Career pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
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ICT Technician
Entry- Level 4 KCSE D- or E.
- Level 5 KCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
- Level 6 KCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
- ICT support
- Computer technician
- IT support
- Technical support
- ICT service entrepreneurship
- Digital services
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Computer Science
EntryKCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
- Computing-related roles
- Software development pathways
- IT support
- Digital technology
- Computing entrepreneurship
- Further education
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Records and Archives Management
EntryKCSE D- or E.
Apply NowCareer pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
- Records support
- Archives support
- Information management
- Documentation services
- Records administration
- Digital records support
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Library and Information Studies
EntryKCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
- Library services
- Information services
- Information resource support
- Documentation
- Digital information services
- Knowledge management support
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Network System Administration
EntryKCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are illustrative and are not employment guarantees.
- Network support
- Systems support
- Network administration pathways
- IT support
- Infrastructure support
- ICT entrepreneurship
National competence certification
Examined for competence
Except for professional courses and NITA pathways, all other programmes are examined by TVET CDACC — the TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council.
- College programmes TVET CDACC
- Professional courses Their examining bodies
- NITA pathways NITA
“Most of the good programmers do programming not because they expect to get paid or get adulation by the public, but because it is fun to program.”
Driving Course
MMTVC also offers an affordable Driving Course as an additional course upon request through the Head of Department once admitted.
Academic progression
Your Pathway to Success
- Level 4
- Level 5
- Level 6
- Bachelor's Degree
- Specialization
After completing an appropriate Level 6 qualification, a graduate may apply for admission to a Bachelor's Degree programme at an accredited university, subject to the university's admission requirements and recognition of the qualification.
Intakes
Code Meets Collection
Fuel your digital skills with online learning resources.
From ICT fundamentals to networks and information studies, the E-Library gives Computing & Informatics learners access to digital references that complement lab and classroom practice.
- Study anytime with digital access
- Support coursework and revision
- Explore department-relevant materials
Learn beyond the lab
Level Up with Cisco Networking Academy
We encourage Computing and Informatics learners to explore free online courses through Cisco Networking Academy (NetAcad). These self-paced resources can help you build networking, cybersecurity and digital skills alongside your MMTVC programme — at your own pace, from anywhere.
NetAcad is an external platform operated by Cisco. Course availability may change. Completing NetAcad courses does not replace MMTVC admission, assessment or certification requirements.
Need clarity?
Department FAQs
Quick answers for applicants exploring this department. For more topics, visit the College FAQs page.
Use Apply Now to open the existing MMTVC Application page, then select your preferred programme and intake.
Open View Fee Structure on this page or visit the College Fee Structure page for current fee information.
MMTVC typically offers January, May and September intakes. Use the intake links on this page for more information.
Open the E-Library page from the button in this section for digital library access guidance, platform links and support information.
Yes. We encourage Computing & Informatics learners to explore free NetAcad courses as supplementary, self-paced learning. Cisco Networking Academy is an external platform — completing NetAcad courses does not replace MMTVC admission, assessment or certification requirements.
Except for professional courses and NITA pathways, all other programmes are examined by TVET CDACC (TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council).
No. Computing & Informatics programmes are offered across the levels shown on the programme cards on this page.
Ready to Build Digital Skills?
Apply online, select a Computing and Informatics programme and intake, then begin your journey at MMTVC.