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Kaziiko Academy offers KCIT-certified digital skills courses from KSh 999

Nineteen courses are open, from KRA and eCitizen practice to AI automation and web development, each ending in a 15-question exam and a jointly awarded certificate.

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Kaziiko Academy, run in partnership with Kings College of Information and Technology (KCIT), offers practical digital skills training with jointly awarded certificates, according to its website. Of 23 listed courses, 19 are open for enrolment and four are marked coming soon, at KSh 999 per course.

The path is set out in five steps: choose a course, learn and practise through Kenya-specific lessons built around real portals and processes, sit a 15-question exam with a 75 percent pass mark and three attempts, earn a joint Kaziiko Academy and KCIT certificate with a serial number, and add it to a Kaziiko profile to get hired.

Courses listed include Certified Cyber Services Expert, Certified KRA and eCitizen Practitioner, Certified Virtual Assistant, Certified NTSA and Driving Specialist, Certified Graphic Design and Branding Specialist, Certified Digital Marketing Professional, Certified Web Developer for the Kenyan market, Certified AI and Automation Specialist, Certified AI Tools for Work and Business, Certified Data Analytics and BI Specialist, Certified Content Writer and SEO Specialist, Certified Video and Photo Production Specialist, and Certified Accounting and Finance Specialist. Kaziiko is a venture of Mycrea Technologies LTD, the parent company of Kijiji News.

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