Diploma in Community Health and Development

Empowering Communities. Saving Lives. Changing Futures.

The Diploma in Community Health and Development at CMTC is designed to equip students with practical skills and in-depth knowledge to promote health, prevent disease, and drive sustainable development within communities.

This program blends classroom instruction with fieldwork, preparing graduates to work in both clinical and community settings. Whether supporting maternal health, conducting disease surveillance, or leading community education, our students graduate ready to make an immediate impact.

Program Duration

3 years (6 semesters)

Entry Requirements

  • Minimum KCSE Mean Grade of C- (Minus)
  • A passion for healthcare, community service, and social impact

What You’ll Learn

  • Fundamentals of Public Health and Epidemiology

  • Community-based Health Interventions

  • Nutrition and Maternal-Child Health

  • HIV/AIDS Prevention and Management

  • Environmental Health and Sanitation

  • Health Communication and Behavior Change

  • Monitoring & Evaluation in Health Programs

  • Practical Attachments and Field Placements

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this diploma can work in:

  • Government and county health departments
  • Community-based health projects
  • NGOs and international aid organizations
  • Hospitals and primary care centers
  • Public health research and advocacy

Why Study This Course at CMTC?

  • TVETA-accredited and industry-aligned curriculum

  • Hands-on training through real-world field attachments

  • Qualified lecturers with experience in community health

  • Strong career support and job placement assistance

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