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Hello there and welcome to the Animal Health Industry Training Institute (AHITI) Kabete website. On this website, you will find updates on our structure and organisation, the courses we offer and more importantly how you can apply for our courses including the requirements. Our past events are included on this website as a gallery of photos and videos. As a government institution, we are committed to playing our part in training the human resource required for the global animal resource industry hence bettering animal health, welfare and production which in turn enhances our human experience. Our slogan is dream it possible and hope all of you can realise your dreams through this interaction.


Dr. Samuel G. Mugo, Principal AHITI KABETE

ABOUT AHITI KABETE

The Animal Health and Industry Training Institute (AHITI) Kabete, was started at the present site in 1965 as a project of the Government of Kenya, the Food and Agriculture Organization (F.A.O.) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Initially, the project was designed for five years, but was later extended for another period of two and a half years. The objective of the AHITI Kabete project was to provide training for middle grade technicians and front-line extension service workers in livestock and related disciplines. The project was a part of a wider scheme of development of the livestock industry in East Africa. This was to be achieved through availing training to trainees from East African countries. Other English – peaking countries in Africa were also allowed to provide trainees.

The plan visualized facilities for 100 trainees. The first President of the Republic of Kenya, the late Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, officially opened the Institute in 1966. It was fully handed over to the Government of Kenya in 1973.

AHITI NGONG MODEL TRAINING CAMPUS

AHITI Ngong model training campus is an extension of AHITI Kabete undertaking training and farm operations as per mandate of AHITI Kabete.  The station is under the officer in charge who is answerable to the principal AHITI Kabete. The station is situated at Ngong veterinary farm in Ngong, Kajiado county. It is a model training centre currently hosting 60 students undertaking certificate course in animal health and range management.

The campus plays a critical role in supporting practical hands-on training of over 500 full time students undertaking various courses at AHITI Kabete.  Other beneficiaries of training programmes include livestock farmers, animal health and production players undertaking short courses, students on attachment and internship, and interested individuals and groups, on farm visits, excursions and trainings.

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