Khwisa Community Technical College -Balaka

The Center of Excellency is registering students for it's 2026 January intake in it's various programs. be part of the winning team!!

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Sukulu yokaphunzilako izikongola abale, ka environment kabho ngati aka angakane ndani

Titsekulira pa 12 January, 2026. imbani kapena tumizan uthenga pa wasapu kuti mulembese 0882637640,0881031885

Be part of the winning team by registering for the 2026 January intake

African Parks, in partnership with the Malawi Government through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) agreement managing Liwonde National Park, has expressed gratitude after 21 students supported by the conservation partnership successfully graduated from Khwisa Community Technical College in Balaka.

The students graduated in various fields such as plumbing, carpentry, ICT, and many more.

Speaking during the graduation ceremony, Park Manager for Liwonde and Mangochi Forest Reserve, Shaibu Kadewere, said this is a great milestone, seeing students they have been supporting achieving their goals, especially those who couldn’t afford to pay school fees. He said education is one of the key sectors African Parks works on, and he encouraged the graduates to remain dedicated, disciplined, and continue learning more skills.

Monica Chinji Banda, one of the graduates from Mangochi District, Traditional Authority Jalasi, Chiwina Village, said she never expected to become a graduate. She said after writing her MSCE, she had no hope of continuing with school because her family couldn’t afford tuition fees. She expressed happiness and said her goal is to open a garage in her village to show that girls can also make it. She further appealed to African Parks and Liwonde National Park to continue supporting girls facing challenges.

Principal of Khwisa Community Technical College, Mabvuto Michael Mtetemera, said a total of 146 students have graduated this year, 61 girls and 85 boys in different fields. He encouraged parents to continue sending their children to the college to help them develop their skills.

By Hellen Luwayo, Balaka

The Center of Excellency Khwisa Community Technical College -Balaka

The 6th Graduation ceremony of the Khwisa Community Technical College -Balaka

Be part of the winning team, register for 2026 January intake

The 6th Graduation of the The centre of Excellency. Level 2 outgoing students

Be part of the winning team, register for 2026 January intake

The Center of Excellency is inviting applications for it's January 2026 academic year , which commences on 12th January.

COURSES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1. Automobile Mechanics (AMM)
2. Electrical Installation and Electronics (EIE)
3. Information communication and technology (ICT)
4. Textile and fashion designing (TFD)
5. Fabrication and welding (FW)
6. Carpentry and joinery (CRJ)
7. Plumbing (PLB)
8. Bricklaying (BL)
9. Solar photovoltaic Installation (SPVI)

WHY STUDY WITH US
✓ A government Institution
✓ 95% Pass rate
✓ Well qualified and experienced instructors
✓ Campus accomodation
✓ Well Equiped worshops

FEES STRUCTURE
- K 40,000 Generic students per term
- K 120,000 for Parallel students per term
- K 15,000 for accomodation per month
- K 10,000 Student ID
- K 6,000 Student Union

NB: Courses number 1 and 2 are Parallel Programs

Contact the following numbers to access application forms and for other inquiries; 0882637640, 0885264129, +265881031885

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL OUR MOTHER'S

The centre of excellence is still receiving applications for it's 2026 January intake. For more information and accessing the forms call/ Whatsapp 0886634542,0881773131

Congratulations to His Excellency, Prof. Arthur Peter Mutharika and Dr. Jane Mayemu Ansah for being elected as President and Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, respectively

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Lembetsani muyambe January 2026..

Imbani pa manambala awa kuti muziwe zambiri: 0981354180,0881773131