About Us
About Kamwenja Teachers College
Welcome to Kamwenja Teachers’ College
Since 1924, we have been dedicated to shaping the future of education by training highly skilled and values-driven primary school teachers. With a commitment to excellence, innovation, and holistic growth, we prepare educators ready to inspire, lead, and make a lasting impact in communities across Kenya and beyond.

100+
Years of Teacher Training
30K+
Trained teachers
15+
Active Clubs and Societies

Our History
Founding Story
Kamwenja Teachers’ College began in 1924 as a missionary teacher training centre under the leadership of Bishop Perlo and a dedicated team of missionaries. Initially designed to train teachers for local mission schools, the college quickly became a hub for educational leadership in the region.
Timeline of Key Milestones
1924 – Founded by Bishop Perlo and missionaries.
1938 – Officially named Kamwenja Teachers’ College.
1958 – Management taken over by the Christian Brothers, strengthening academic and moral training.
1970 – Transitioned to a co-educational institution, opening opportunities for women educators.
1980s–2000s – Expanded facilities, introduced modern teaching aids, and diversified programs.
Present – Recognised nationally for producing all-round educators for both public and private institutions.
1924
Year of Establishment
3
Major Curriculum Reforms
1940
First Boarding Facilities
Vision, Mission & Core Values
Vision Statement
To be a centre of excellence in teacher education, producing competent, values-driven, and globally competitive educators.

Mission Statement
To provide quality teacher training through holistic education, fostering professional competence, integrity, and service to society.

Core Institutional Values
Integrity – Upholding honesty, transparency, and accountability in all actions.
Excellence – Striving for the highest standards in academic and professional training.
Service – Committing to the betterment of communities through education.
Inclusivity – Valuing diversity and providing equal opportunities for all learners.
Faith & Morality – Integrating spiritual growth with professional development.
Campus Overview

Located in Nyeri County, Kamwenja Teachers’ College offers a serene and focused learning environment surrounded by scenic highland views. Our facilities are designed to support both academic and personal growth, including:
Modern Classrooms – Well-equipped for interactive and practical learning.
Dormitories – Comfortable boarding facilities for both male and female students.
Library – A resource-rich environment for study and research.
Chapel – A place for spiritual nourishment and reflection.
Sports Fields & Courts – For soccer, netball, volleyball, hockey, and athletics.