The warning comes after a poster circulating online purported to invite early applications, causing confusion among prospective applicants.

🇰🇪 Breaking It Down

KSTVET urged interested applicants to disregard the notice and only confirm admission information through its official communication channels.

The suspected scammer was shown asking applicants to pay Ksh2,000 in exchange for assistance uploading an admission letter.

KSTVET advised members of the public to verify admission details before submitting personal documents or making any payments.

📌 What You Need to Know

It encouraged people to confirm information before sharing it on social media and other platforms.

KSTVET emphasised that legitimate applications for its programmes are submitted online and are free of charge.

Further, the institution clarified that it is currently offering the Diploma in Technical Education Trainer (DTET) programme .

It also provides the Certificate in Instructor Training (CIT) programme for eligible applicants, as well as Continuous Professional Development (CPD) courses.

📰 Source: Kenyans.co.ke