PROGRAMS
A. Applications Packages (Certificate and Diploma Level)
The department offers training in the following end user application. Accounting, spread sheets, Database management, word processing, Graphics design, Programming, Desktop publishing, statistical calculation & internet access.
KASNEB CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA COURSES
B. Certificate examination
A person seeking to be registered as a student for Certificate in Accounting and Management Skills (CAMS) qualification must show evidence of being a holder of the following minimum qualifications:
• Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination with an aggregate average of at least grade D (D Plain) or its equivalent.
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The minimum entry requirement for the CAMS is KCSE mean grade D or its equivalent.
Structure
CAMS comprises of two levels with four (4) papers in Level I and three (3) papers in Level II, making a total of seven (7) papers, as summarized below.
CM11 Principles of Entrepreneurship and Management
CM12 Introduction to Law and Ethics
CM13 Fundamental ICT Skills
CM14 Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
CM21 Foundations of Accounting
CM22 Elements of Taxation
CM23 Principles of Marketing and Communication
Trading, in simple language, refers to buying and selling stocks, currencies, bonds, commodities, and other financial securities over a short period to earn profits. While traditional investing focuses on making long-term gains by holding assets, trading capitalises on market fluctuations in the short term.
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CA11 Financial Accounting
CA12 Communication skills
CA13 Introduction to law and Governance
CA14 Economics
CA15 Quantintative Analysis
CA16 Information communication technology
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CA21 Company Law
CA22 Financial management
CA23 Financial Reporting and Analysis
CA24 Auditing and Assurance
CA25 Management Accounting
CA26 Public Finance and Taxation
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CA31 Leadership and Management
CA32 Advanced Reporting and Analysis
CA33 Advanced Financial Management
Paper No:
CA34S1 Advanced Taxation
CA34S2 Advanced Auditing and assurance
CA34S3 Advanced Management Accounting
CA34S4 Advanced Public Financial Management
CA35P Business Data Analytics(Practical Paper)
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Business Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Sales & Marketing.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Human Resource Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Supply Chain Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Accountancy.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Banking and Finance.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Co-operative Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Personnel Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Transport Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Project Management.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Clerical Operations.
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Information Communication Technology
• Craft Certificate and Diploma in Tour Guiding Operations
• Artisan Certificate in Salesmanship.
• Artisan Certificate in Storekeeping.
Artisan Certificate and Diploma Food and beverage production and service
Artisan Certificate and Diploma Catering and Accommodation.
Artisan Certificate and Diploma Housekeeping and Accommodation studies.
Diploma in Hair Dressing beauty therapy and barbering.
KASNEB CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA COURSES
B. Certificate examination
A person seeking to be registered as a student for Certificate in Accounting and Management Skills (CAMS) qualification must show evidence of being a holder of the following minimum qualifications:
• Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination with an aggregate average of at least grade D (D Plain) or its equivalent.
Minimum entry requirement
The minimum entry requirement for the CAMS is KCSE mean grade D or its equivalent.
Market analysis includes quantitative data such as the actual size of the market you want to serve, prices consumers are willing to pay, revenue projections, and qualitative data such as consumers' values, desires, and buying motives.
What Does It Mean to Trade on Margin? Trading on margin means borrowing money from a brokerage firm in order to carry out trades. When trading on margin, investors first deposit cash that serves as collateral for the loan and then pay ongoing interest payments on the money they borrow.
Income stability. Stable income is considered to be earnings from work or capital which do not suffer serious variations (over 25%) over the period of one year (the last year).
Steady income means ongoing income re- ceived from salaries (including commuting allow- ance), business income, real estate income, or pension income, etc. Occasional income such as retirement income or occasional payments are not included.
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The Teaching Aids department is responsible for the production of learning materials used in class rooms. It is equipped with three heavy duty copiers, LCD projectors, Microphones and other electronic devices necessary for training.
The Registry department handles matters relating to lecturers as well as student registration. The department is supported by a wide area network between all the campuses. Students can enroll in any of the campuses. They are also fully computerized.
Activities of PSPS
1. Seminars
2. Team Building Activities
3. Social events e.g. cocktails, excursions and luncheons
4. Assisting members to network with each other especially on employment opportunities
5. Assisting continuing students of PSPS to secure employment
6. Supporting PSPS activities e.g. Sports Day, Graduation and Thanksgiving Day
Other Links
• PSPS Membership (Prince School of Professional Studies Alumni)
• PSPS Calender Of Activities
• PSPS Officials
The Team
1. CEO & Chairman of the Board - Owen Mainye.
2. Director Finance & Administration - Owen Mainye.
3. Director of Studies and Academic Affair -
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