Mwala TVC Examinations

Preamble

The Examination Department is a vital cornerstone of academic excellence and integrity within our institution. Our mission is to ensure the fair, efficient, and transparent administration of all assessments, fostering a conducive environment for evaluating and enhancing student performance.

The Examination Department operates as a guardian of academic standards, ensuring that the principles of fairness, accountability, and excellence guide all our activities. In doing so, we aim to contribute to the intellectual and professional advancement of our students and uphold the credibility of the institution.

With a focus on innovation, professionalism, and continuous improvement, we endeavor to adapt to evolving educational needs while maintaining the trust and confidence of all stakeholders in the assessment process.

• Assessing whether educational goals have been achieved.
• Self-evaluation for both lecturer and student.
• Improvement of the learning process and the learning environment.
• Placement and progression for the learner.

We are committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity by implementing robust policies, secure examination procedures, and equitable practices. Through collaboration with faculty, students, and administrative teams, we strive to maintain accuracy in assessment processes and provide timely feedback that supports student growth and development.

Vision

To be a leading center of excellence in technical and vocational education, producing globally competitive graduates who drive progress and innovation.

Mission

To empower individuals through comprehensive technical training and education that meets the demands of a dynamic and evolving job market while fostering innovation, professionalism, and community engagement..

SERVICE	REQUIREMENT	COST	TIMELINE
Certify departments timetables for release to students and lecturers	Completed class/room/lecturer timetables	FREE	At least 3 days before date of opening
Class-Subject set up for tuition departments	Course Allocation Summaries	FREE	By end of 2nd week of opening
Coordinate supplementary and special examinations for all departments	List of students with failure grades (SUPP and E)	FREE	End of first month of every new term

The grading systems for KNEC and TVET CDACC are as follows:

Engaging in any of the following is considered a punishable offense:

• Cheating during examinations.
• Plagiarism in assignments or projects.
• Disruptive behavior in class or examination halls.
• Failure to adhere to institutional policies and procedures.