Competency-Based Education & Training (CBET)
Fiesta Trainers and Caterers follows the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) model under TVETA guidelines, with assessments aligned to KNEC and NITA standards for certification. Our comprehensive assessment approach ensures students are properly evaluated on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Assessment Types
Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs)
Conducted during training to evaluate practical and theoretical understanding. These ongoing assessments help track student progress and identify areas needing additional support.
Final Examinations
Administered at the end of each module or term, often registered through KNEC and NITA. These comprehensive exams test the complete curriculum coverage.
Practical Evaluations
Especially important for hands-on courses like dressmaking, beadwork, catering, and beauty therapy. Students demonstrate their acquired skills in real-world scenarios.
Portfolio & Project Work
For courses like special needs training and home care, showcasing applied skills through comprehensive portfolios and practical project implementations.
KNEC Grading System
TVET & College Level Grade Parameters
The following percentages constitute standard final grade parameters used in our assessment system:
High Distinction
Exceptional performance demonstrating comprehensive mastery of all course objectives and outstanding practical skills.
Distinction
Very good performance showing strong understanding and proficient practical application of course material.
Credit
Good performance indicating solid grasp of course content with competent practical skills demonstration.
Pass
Satisfactory performance meeting minimum requirements for course completion and basic skill competency.
Marginal Fail
Performance below minimum standard requiring additional support or course repetition.
CRNM: Course Requirements Not Met
Occurs when a student misses an exam or fails to complete required coursework. Students must fulfill all requirements before certification.
Referred Units
Students may proceed to the next module with up to 2 failed units but must re-sit them later before final certification.
Certification & Progression
Graduation Requirements
- Students must attain a minimum of Pass (Grade 5 or 6) in all units to graduate
- Complete all practical assessments and project work
- Maintain minimum 80% attendance throughout the course
- Submit all required coursework and portfolio materials
Re-examination Process
- Referred units must be cleared through re-sits before final certification
- Re-examination opportunities are provided each term
- Additional tutoring support available for struggling students
- Maximum of 2 re-sit attempts per unit
Certificate Issuance
- Certificates issued upon successful completion of all requirements
- KNEC and NITA recognized certification
- Digital and physical certificate copies provided
- Transcripts available for further education or employment
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