Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus was delighted to host a visiting team from Geberit on Friday, 2 October 2026, at 1:30 p.m., as part of their engagement in social and community development initiatives.

The visit provided an opportunity for the Geberit team to learn more about our institution, our technical training programmes and our commitment to equipping young people with practical skills for employment, entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods.

Geberit is known for supporting social projects and community initiatives in different parts of the world. Their visit to our Karen Campus provided an opportunity to explore areas of mutual interest and the potential for collaboration in skills development and community-focused initiatives.

During their visit, the team engaged with our institutional leadership, trainers and trainees, gaining valuable insight into our training environment and the practical approach we use to prepare young people for the world of work.

The engagement also created an opportunity for meaningful conversations and exchange of ideas around the role of technical and vocational education in empowering young people and contributing to sustainable community development.

At Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus, we value partnerships with organisations that share our commitment to transforming lives through education, practical skills and meaningful opportunities.

We sincerely thank the Geberit team for visiting our institution and for taking the time to interact with our leadership, trainers and trainees.

We look forward to building on this engagement and exploring opportunities for collaboration that can contribute to skills development, innovation and lasting social impact.

Building Partnerships. Creating Opportunities.

The visit was a valuable reminder of what can be achieved when institutions and organisations come together around a shared commitment to empowering young people and strengthening communities.

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Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus was honoured to host Poland’s Deputy Minister, Mr. Wojciech Zajączkowski, on Thursday, 1 October 2026, during a visit that highlighted the strong partnership between Poland and Kenya through development cooperation.

The visit provided an important opportunity to showcase the various dimensions of Poland–Kenya cooperation, including bilateral relations, economic cooperation, development assistance and other areas where the two countries can work together to create sustainable impact.

Mr. Wojciech Zajączkowski, accompanied by the Polish Aid Team, visited several projects at our institution that have previously benefited from Polish support. The delegation toured our training and project areas in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Motor Vehicle Technology and Welding, gaining first-hand insight into the impact of this support on technical and vocational education.

During the visit, the delegation also had the opportunity to interact with our trainers and trainees, engaging in meaningful conversations about their experiences, practical training and the opportunities created through skills development.

For us at Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus, the visit was a significant moment to demonstrate how international partnerships can contribute to strengthening technical education, improving learning environments and equipping young people with practical skills for employment and entrepreneurship.

We are deeply grateful to the Government of Poland and Polish Aid for their continued support towards skills development and technical education. Their partnership has contributed to creating opportunities for our trainees and strengthening our capacity to deliver quality, practical and industry-oriented training.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to the leadership of the Provincial Fr. TJ Office, Br. Francis Mulu, former Principal, and the leadership of Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus, together with our trainers, staff and all those who contributed to making this special visit a success.

The visit reaffirmed our belief that meaningful partnerships, international cooperation and investment in technical skills can create lasting opportunities for young people and communities.

Strengthening Partnerships. Transforming Lives.

As Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus, we remain committed to building partnerships that strengthen technical and vocational education, promote innovation and empower young people with the skills they need to shape a better future.

We look forward to continuing our collaboration with partners such as Polish Aid as we work together towards a future where quality technical education creates pathways to employment, entrepreneurship and sustainable development.

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Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus hosted Rotary Club of Karen and Rotary District officials on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, for a Cluster Project Visit showcasing the institution’s biogas project.

The visit brought together the District Governor, District officials and representatives from the three Rotary Clubs within the cluster, providing an important opportunity to showcase the progress and impact of the biogas project at Don Bosco.

The engagement highlighted the value of collaboration between educational institutions and community-focused organisations in developing practical and sustainable solutions to social and environmental challenges.

During the visit, the Rotary delegation had an opportunity to learn more about the biogas project, engage with the institution’s leadership and reflect on the importance of partnerships in creating solutions that can generate lasting benefits for communities.

For Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus, hosting the Cluster Project Visit was an important opportunity to strengthen its relationship with Rotary and demonstrate how technical education, innovation and community partnerships can contribute to sustainable development.

The visit also provided a platform for the three Rotary Clubs in the cluster to connect with District leadership, share experiences and explore the possibilities created through working together.

The event was characterised by a spirit of service, partnership and collaboration, reinforcing the shared commitment to initiatives that create meaningful and lasting impact.

Don Bosco Tech Kenya – Karen Campus appreciates the Rotary Club of Karen, the District Governor, District officials and all participating Rotary Clubs for visiting the institution and for their continued commitment to community development and sustainable projects.

A Day of Partnership and Service

The Cluster Project Visit was more than a project showcase. It was a celebration of partnership and a reminder of what can be achieved when organisations, institutions and communities work together toward a common purpose.

Together, through technical skills, innovation and service, we can create lasting impact.

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