Meet the Team Shaping Future Teachers at Kwale Teachers Training College

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At the heart of teacher training in Kwale, a dedicated team of educators at Kwale Teachers Training College (TTC) is shaping the next generation of teachers. Chief Principal Mrs. Hellen N. Machuka leads with vision and dedication, ensuring every trainee receives guidance and mentorship.

Deputy Principal Mr. Njuguna heads the Mathematics Department, supported by Mr. Matolo, combining leadership and teaching expertise to strengthen analytical and problem-solving skills among students. Dean of Curriculum Hellen Kunyiha carefully designs courses and learning pathways that prepare students for modern classrooms, while Dean of Students Madam Conny focuses on student welfare, creating a supportive environment for learning and personal growth.

Other departments are equally strong: Mr. Osoro leads Science and Technology, sparking curiosity and practical knowledge; Mr. Lenjo manages Agriculture, connecting theory to community needs; and tutors like Mr. Keter and Mr. Munga provide personal mentorship, helping students translate lessons into effective teaching practice.

Together, this team is more than educators—they are mentors, innovators, and role models, shaping the skills, values, and confidence of future teachers who will transform classrooms across Kenya. Their work quietly builds both professional competence and human character in every trainee.

Behind every great teacher is a team like this—committed, skilled, and deeply invested in the next generation.

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