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Do you want to be a computer teacher

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    Gijo
    6 hrs ago

    Yes — based on your results, you likely qualify for the Bachelor of Technology Education at the Open University of Kenya, even though you didn’t take Physics.

     

    Here’s why:

     

     

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    Your KCSE Grades:

     

    Mean Grade: B- → ✔️ Meets the minimum requirement (C+).

     

    Math: C+ → ✔️ Acceptable for ICT/Technology programs.

     

    Computer Studies: B+ → ✔️ Strong and relevant.

     

    Physics: Not Done → This may not disqualify you.

     

     

     

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    Good News:

     

    The Open University of Kenya (OUK) uses a flexible, inclusive admission policy, especially because their programs are designed for working adults and online learners. If you have a strong background in computer studies (which you do), and a solid mean grade, they often accept:

     

    Applicants without Physics if they have strong grades in Math and Computer.

     

    Those with diplomas or experience can also qualify if you later want to apply for credit transfer.

     

     

     

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    Next Steps:

     

    To be 100% sure:

     

    1. Visit the official OUK site.

     

     

    2. Look under “Admissions” > “Bachelor of Technology Education”.

     

     

    3. You can start the online application or contact admissions through the provided email or phone number.

     

     

    4. Prepare these documents:

     

    KCSE certificate or results slip

     

    ID or passport

     

    Passport-size photo

     

     

     

     

     

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    Would you like me to help you

    check the application portal or guide you through applying?

     

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