Examination

Preamble

The learning cycle is never complete until the learner is evaluated and graded. Evaluation forms a basis for:-

• Assessing whether educational goals have been achieved.
• Self-evaluation for both lecturer and student.
• Improvement of the learning process and the learning environment.
• Placement and progression for the learner.

Examinations Department coordinates formative (continuous) and summative (end of course) evaluation for all the academic departments at KSTVET

Vision

To be a Center of excellence in evaluation and certification

Mission

To foster a conducive environment for holistic evaluation and academic certification of students through fast, efficient and transparent provision of services

Strategic Objectives

• To create a conducive environment for all students to achieve their learning outcomes.
• To coordinate the timely and fair evaluation and certification of students within the  stipulated policy and procedure.
• To provide adequate and efficient feedback to students on evaluation to enable them achieve their goals.

Mr. Humprey Wanjohi

Head of Department

exam@kstvet.ac.ke

Assessment Requirements

• Fees fully paid up
• A minimum of 75% class attendance

 Assessment Guidelines

• 3 Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs)   @100%
• End of term/course examination   @100%                     
• Final score = Average of the CAT and Exam score
• Pass mark is 40%
• Student must obtain 40% in both CATs and Exam for the averaging of marks to be done
• Fees fully paid up
• A minimum of 75% class attendance

KSTVET uses the Grade Point Average (GPA) grading system

GPA = Total Quality Points divided by total number of hours per subject per week, for the specified term.

Quality Points

Academic Grading System

Non- Teacher Grading System

Teaching Practice /Micro Teaching Grading system

The Downside of obtaining Supplementary, E and referral grades

• A supplementary (SUPP) means a re-sit the following term. Students are allowed one re sit only.
• 2 E grades attract an academic warning letter from the Deputy Principal Academics
• 3 E grades in one term lead to expulsion from the course
• The E and SUPP grades are NOT deleted from the transcript after clearance
• There will soon be a fee for re-sitting examinations

Some Punishable Examination Offences

• Possession of unauthorized written material in the exam room
• Copying from other candidates
• Communicating orally with other candidates during examination
• Possession of used or unused examination answer booklets in the examination room
• Having Laptops and mobile phones in the examination room

All forms of cheating lead to cancellation of the examination.

For success in your academic pursuit, plan, be responsible and believe in yourself.