Liberal Studies
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Understand People. Empower Lives.
Liberal Studies at MMTVC develops practical skills for social work, counselling and child protection — helping learners support individuals, families and communities.
Head of Department
Liberal Studies
A Human-Centred Pathway
- Understand People
- Empower Lives
- Protect the Vulnerable
- Transform Communities
“Social work is about helping individuals, families, and communities realize their potential.”
Our Programmes
Three Liberal Studies programmes at Levels 5 and 6. Career pathways are examples and are not employment guarantees.
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Social Work
Entry- Level 5 KCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
- Level 6 KCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
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Counseling
EntryKCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are examples and are not employment guarantees.
- Counselling support
- Guidance and support
- Community services
- Student support
- Helping professions
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Child Protection
Entry- Level 5 KCSE D+, D Plain or relevant Level 4 qualification.
- Level 6 KCSE C- or relevant Level 5 qualification.
Apply NowCareer pathways are examples and are not employment guarantees.
- Child welfare
- Child protection support
- Advocacy
- Family support
- Child-focused programmes
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
Social Work — Levels 5 & 6
Support People. Strengthen Communities.
Social Work develops practical skills for social services, community development, outreach, advocacy and social support — preparing learners to work with individuals, families and communities.
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“One person can make a difference, and everyone should try.”
Counseling — Level 6
Guidance That Empowers.
Counseling Level 6 develops skills for counselling support, guidance, community services and student support within helping professions.
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“Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.”
Child Protection — Levels 5 & 6
Protect the Vulnerable.
Child Protection develops skills for child welfare, child protection support, advocacy, family support and child-focused programmes — using a positive, safeguarding-centred approach.
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Community Pathways
Across Liberal Studies, learners may also explore community-facing directions. These are examples and are not employment guarantees.
- Community initiatives
- NGO/community organisation pathways
- Social development
- Outreach
Your Pathway to Success
- Level 5
- Level 6
- Bachelor's Degree
- Further 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
Knowledge That Cares
Social work, counselling and protection resources online.
Liberal Studies learners can use the E-Library to deepen understanding of people, communities and safeguarding themes that support Social Work, Counseling and Child Protection study.
- Study anytime with digital access
- Support coursework and revision
- Explore department-relevant materials
Community learning
Strengthen Your Impact with World Bank Group Academy
We encourage the Liberal Studies community to explore free Social Protection courses on the World Bank Group Academy. Social protection is crucial for ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity — complement your MMTVC programme with self-paced global learning.
World Bank Group Academy is an external platform operated by the World Bank Group. Course availability may change. Completing Academy courses does not replace MMTVC admission, assessment or certification requirements.
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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.
We encourage Liberal Studies learners to explore free Social Protection courses on the World Bank Group Academy — an external platform for self-paced learning on ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. These courses supplement, but do not replace, MMTVC programme requirements.
Except for professional courses and NITA pathways, all other programmes are examined by TVET CDACC (TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council).
Ready to Make a Difference?
Apply online, select a Liberal Studies programme and intake, then begin your journey at MMTVC.