The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) was established in 1961 and was named as the then Voice of Kenya Training School.
Its main purpose was to train electronic engineering and technicians for the then, Kenya Broadcasting Service (KBS), that was later rebranded in 1962 as the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). KBC was then nationalized in 1964, and changed its brand to Voice of Kenya (VOK).
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AClasss Timings
The institute offers the following options
BCourse Delivery
The courses are both theoretical and practical oriented with the practical being the large component. Course delivery methods include:
CCourse Evaluation
The students are evaluated through class assignments,continous assesment tests (CATs), and final examination administered at the end of each academic year
DLinks with media industry
The institute has a close relationship with the media industry for many decades since its inception. Through this cordial relationship our students are offered industrial attachment and jobs in various media firms and production houses