- Lecturer: LYDIA OCHOMBA
KIM LMS
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- Lecturer: Martha Njeri
- Lecturer: Joseph M Mbataru
- Lecturer: Fredwilly Nderitu
- Lecturer: Noah Kiprop
- Lecturer: Calvin Maitha
- Lecturer: Faith Ndolo
- Lecturer: Nahashon Theuri
This unit describes the competencies required to demonstrate environmental literacy. It
involves:
Controlling environmental hazard
Controlling environmental pollution
Complying with workplace sustainable resource use
Evaluating current practices in
relation to resource usage,
Identifying environmental legislation /conventions for environmental concerns,
Implementing specific environmental programs, monitoring activities on environmental protection/programs,
Analysing resource use and developing
resource conservation plans.
- Lecturer: DR YOPHES GEKONDE
- Lecturer: Hellen Shikwe
- Lecturer: Gregory Kiprono Ngenoh
- Lecturer: Caleb Apuoka Njeka
- Lecturer: Hellen Shikwe
- Lecturer: Hellen B.
- Lecturer: David Muthoka
Unit Description
The unit is intended to equip the learner with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to prepare, analyze and interpret financial statements
Summary of Learning Outcomes
By the end of the unit, the learner should be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts of accounting.
- Discuss the governance and regulatory framework of accounting.
3. Apply basic accounting skills learned.
- Prepare debtors control and purchases control account
- Use Double-entry concept to find out the missing figures/information by preparing relevant accounts
- Prepare and present books of accounts for various business entities.
- Discuss emerging issues in financial accounting.
- Lecturer: Loise Wamuyu
- Lecturer: James Wanjala
- Lecturer: Hellen Shikwe
- Lecturer: Francis Maingi
- Lecturer: James Mwenje
- Lecturer: Martha Njeri
Unit Description
The unit is intended to equip the learner with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to prepare, analyze and interpret financial statements
Summary of Learning Outcomes
By the end of the unit, the learner should be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts of accounting.
- Discuss the governance and regulatory framework of accounting.
3. Apply basic accounting skills learned.
- Prepare debtors control and purchases control account
- Use Double-entry concept to find out the missing figures/information by preparing relevant accounts
- Prepare and present books of accounts for various business entities.
- Discuss emerging issues in financial accounting.
- Lecturer: Victor Abok
- Lecturer: Paul Akumu
- Lecturer: Dan Karigi
- Lecturer: Stephen Kigotho
- Lecturer: Samuel N. King'ori
- Lecturer: Mercy Kinuthia
- Lecturer: Noah Kiprop
- Lecturer: Abraham Kiruga
- Lecturer: Buxton Langat
- Lecturer: Tonny Maelo
- Lecturer: Douglas Mburu
- Lecturer: Kenneth Mburugu
- Lecturer: Jotham Mulamba
- Lecturer: Michael Munira
- Lecturer: Moses Musau
- Lecturer: Daytone Muthenya
- Lecturer: James Mwenje
- Lecturer: Carolyne Ngijabe
- Lecturer: George Ngure
- Lecturer: Elijah Nyamanya
- Lecturer: Duncan Owuor
- Lecturer: Nahashon Theuri
- Lecturer: Florence Warungu
Unit Description
The unit is intended to equip the learner with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to prepare, analyze and interpret financial statements
Summary of Learning Outcomes
By the end of the unit, the learner should be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts of accounting.
- Discuss the governance and regulatory framework of accounting.
3. Apply basic accounting skills learned.
- Prepare debtors control and purchases control account
- Use Double-entry concept to find out the missing figures/information by preparing relevant accounts
- Prepare and present books of accounts for various business entities.
- Discuss emerging issues in financial accounting.
- Lecturer: Carolyne Ngijabe
- Lecturer: Elijah Nyamanya
Unit Description
The unit is intended to equip the learner with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to prepare, analyze and interpret financial statements
Summary of Learning Outcomes
By the end of the unit, the learner should be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts of accounting.
- Discuss the governance and regulatory framework of accounting.
3. Apply basic accounting skills learned.
- Prepare debtors control and purchases control account
- Use Double-entry concept to find out the missing figures/information by preparing relevant accounts
- Prepare and present books of accounts for various business entities.
- Discuss emerging issues in financial accounting.
- Lecturer: Elizabeth Kaleky