Kabarak University was commended for its commitment to developing its proposed engineering program in accordance with the Washington Accord requirements, even prior to the formal submission. This proactive approach makes Kabarak University the first institution in Kenya to take such an initiative. The CEO encouraged the training participants to use the training to enhance their understanding of Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and the accreditation standards set by the Engineering Board of Kenya (EBK). #EngineeringStandardsKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Professional Development: This week, the @EAC_KENYA conducted an Outcome-Based Education (OBE) training workshop at Kabarak University for its engineering lecturers and staff, focusing on aligning the proposed Electrical and Electronics Engineering programme with OBE principles in line with Washington Accord standards. Speaking at the event, the @EngineersBoard Ag. Registrar/CEO, Eng. Grace Onyango, noted that the Board is currently transitioning all engineering programmes to align with Washington Accord standards as part of Kenya’s pursuit of full signatory status. She stated that EBK has been conducting regional Outcome-Based Education (OBE) training workshops for engineering lecturers and university staff whose programmes are accredited and recognized by the Board. She further emphasized that achieving full signatory status requires alignment of the entire engineering education pipeline with international standards. #EngineeringStandardsKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Upcoming Event: Pre-Submission Conference for All Engineering Disciplines The Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) invites all aspiring professional engineers to attend the upcoming Pre-Submission Conference. 📅: 16th January 2026 🕘: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 💻: Virtual Conference 🎓: CPD Points: 4 PDUs This session is open to all engineering disciplines and will provide vital insights to help you navigate the submission and registration process with confidence. ✅ Don’t miss this opportunity to get prepared, ask questions, and move one step closer to professional recognition. Follow link to Register: register.gotowebinar.com/reg… #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe #CareerGrowth

Professional Development: Our Registrar/CEO, @Eng_MaggieOgai officially opened the Professional Engineers Registration Training Workshop, a five-day program designed to support Graduate Engineers in preparation of Professional examination reports. The workshop brought together participants from institutions including @KETRACO1, @SafaricomPLC, @SpaceAgencyKE, the @KilifiCountyGov, the @KenyaCivil Aviation Authority @CAA_Kenya, and @kimawasco_ltd reflecting a shared commitment to advancing engineering excellence across the country. #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe #EngineeringExcellenceKe

Professional Developments: Our Registrar/CEO, Eng. Margaret Ogai officially opened an agency-based training workshop aimed at supporting Graduate Engineers in preparing professional examination reports. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

The Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) hosted a tripartite meeting to harmonize engineering standards in the manufacturing sector. In attendance were Eng. Margaret Ogai, the Registrar/CEO, EBK, Mr. George Makateto, Ag. Director/CEO of the Numerical Machining Complex (NMC), Eng. Benedict Mutunga, Dpt. Chief Engineer, Mechanical and Transport Directorate (MTD), senior managers from EBK, MTD and consulting engineers with extensive knowledge and experience in Manufacturing. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Partnerships and Collaborations; A team of KDF Senior Officers led by Brigadier Titus Sokobe, Chief of Infrastructure DHQ and Brigadier Kizito Muleyi, Chief of Research and Development DHQ met EBK team led by our Registrar/CEO to discuss collaboration for training and professional development of engineers. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

@EngineersBoard extends its appreciation to the various agencies supporting their Graduate Engineers on the journey to professional registration. These include the State Department of Roads, National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority, Total Energies, Kenya Urban Roads Authority, State Department for Housing and Urban Development, Kenya National Highways Authority, Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation, Kenya Airports Authority, State Department for Petroleum, and the County Government of Nakuru. Beyond agency-based training, EBK has also conducted academia-based workshops and pre-submission conferences, all designed to guide and empower Graduate Engineers on the path to becoming fully registered Professional Engineers. These continued efforts underscore the Board’s commitment to strengthening engineering capacity and professional standards across the country. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Professional Development: The @EngineersBoard is currently conducting an agency-based training workshop for Graduate Engineers (GEs), focusing on the preparation of professional examination reports. This initiative aligns with the Board’s broader strategic vision of achieving 10,000 registered Professional Engineers by 2028. The workshop comes at a significant time as the board has recorded a milestone, having registered 502 new Professional Engineers in the 2024/25 financial year, the highest number ever recorded by the Board in a single year. Speaking at the opening, Registrar/CEO Eng. @Eng_MaggieOgai urged the participating Graduate Engineers to utilize the training as a platform to finalize and submit their reports. She further outlined several key reforms the Board has implemented to streamline the registration process, including: ✅Harmonized professional report templates: to guide applicants in structuring their submissions; ✅Expanded interview Expanded Interview panels: to manage increased demand and reduce wait times; ✅A structured vetting process: to ensure the authenticity and quality of submitted documents; and ✅Targeted sensitization and follow-up programs: to support applicants with deferred or incomplete submissions. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Washington Accord Special Edition: EBK shares insights into our journey towards the Washington Accord, unlocking global recognition and mobility for Kenyan engineers. ✅Find a detailed reflection on Kenya’s historic admission as a Provisional Signatory to the Washington Accord. #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe online.fliphtml5.com/vxrdt/p…

At the closing ceremony of the African Journal of Engineering Research & Innovation (AJERI) Conference 2025, Prof. Caroline Lang'at Thoruwa, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation and Outreach at Kenyatta University—representing Vice Chancellor Prof. Paul Wainaina—led a university delegation in engaging with the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK). During the session, EBK Registrar/CEO Eng. Margaret Ogai briefed the delegation on the Board’s regulatory mandate and recent achievements. She highlighted the Board’s latest milestone—global recognition of Kenya’s engineering programmes, accredited under EBK, following Kenya’s admission as a provisional signatory to the Washington Accord. This recognition marks a significant step forward in aligning Kenya’s engineering education with international standards, enabling greater mobility and global opportunities for Kenyan engineers. #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe #EngineeringExcellenceKe

Professional Development: The @EngineersBoard (EBK) Chairman, Eng. Erastus Mwongera, and CEO/Registrar, Eng. Margaret Ogai, addressed the Inaugural African Journal of Engineering Research and Innovation (AJERI) Conference, highlighting the critical role of research, innovation, and capacity building in strengthening Kenya’s engineering sector. “The quality and relevance of our engineering practice hinges on the strength of our human capital and the effectiveness of our institutional linkages,” stated Eng. Mwongera. He challenged engineers, academics, regulators, and students to take full advantage of platforms like AJERI, encouraging bold thinking, analytical rigor, and actionable outcomes. @Eng_MaggieOgai echoed the importance of collaboration between academia and industry, noting that initiatives such as AJERI create a vital foundation for structured professional development aligned with Kenya’s socio-economic goals. “We must invest in ideas, inquiry, and institutions that can drive long-term knowledge creation and practical application,” she said. The event marked a significant step toward integrating academic research with engineering practice to fuel sustainable development and innovation across the continent. #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe #EngineeringExcellenceKe

Upcoming Event: Pre-Submission Conference for Engineers The Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) invites all aspiring professional engineers to attend the upcoming Pre-Submission Conference. 📅: 8th August 2025 🕘: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 💻: Virtual Conference 🎓: CPD Points: 4 PDUs This session is open to all engineering disciplines and will provide vital insights to help you navigate the submission and registration process with confidence. ✅ Don’t miss this opportunity to get prepared, ask questions, and move one step closer to professional recognition. 👉 To Register: event.gotowebinar.com/event/… #EngineeringExcellenceKe #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe #CareerGrowth

On behalf of the Engineers Board of Kenya, the Board, and the entire engineering fraternity, we extend our heartfelt thanks to all who made EPC 2025 a success. Your presence, insights, and dedication enriched every session and reaffirmed our shared vision for a digitally empowered and sustainable future. Let us carry forward the momentum, uphold the lessons learned, and continue advancing engineering for the benefit of our nation and beyond. #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

The Engineering Partnership Convention 2025 concluded yesterday after three days of insightful dialogue, collaboration, and forward-thinking solutions under the theme "Engineering a Digital World." From policy discussions to technical sessions and sector-specific workshops, the convention highlighted the vital role engineers play in shaping Kenya’s digital and sustainable future. We sincerely thank all speakers, delegates, partners, and sponsors for your active participation and contributions. As we move forward, may the knowledge shared and connections made continue to inform our work and strengthen our commitment to excellence in engineering practice. #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

The Engineering Partnership Convention 2025, themed "Engineering a Digital World", successfully brought together professionals, government representatives, academia, and industry leaders for three days of structured dialogue and knowledge exchange. The programme featured technical sessions, keynote addresses, panel discussions, site visits, and a gala dinner, all aimed at addressing the evolving role of engineering in a digital era. A heartfelt thank you goes to all our speakers, sponsors, delegates, partners, and organisers—especially the Engineers Board of Kenya—for making this convention a resounding success. Your contributions, insights, and energy made EPC 2025 not just a conference, but a launchpad for the future of engineering in Kenya and beyond. Let’s keep building the future—smart, sustainable, and boldly digital. #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

"The development and implementation of irrigation, water and sanitation programs across various parts of the counties require the critical input of engineers. From planning and surveying to supervision and execution, these projects depend heavily on the expertise of engineers. Engineers must be ready to provide their technical knowledge, and I have no doubt that Kenyan engineers possess the capacity and competence to deliver these services effectively." - Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Sanitation, Eng. Eric Mugaa. #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

"I call for a 30% investment in the capacity building of local engineers. This will not only enhance the skills of our workforce but will also ensure that Kenyan engineers play an important role in the country's infrastructure and development agenda." Eng. Erastus Mwongera, EBK Board Chairman #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

#EPC2025 has been nothing but quite impactful! Here's a recap of everything it's all been about (as summarised by the EBK chairman, Eng. Erastus Mwongera). 🚀 Highlights: 🌱 Tree planting & mentorship for future engineers 💬 Powerhouse panels on smart cities, cybersecurity, and green tech 👩‍🔬 Breakout sessions on innovation, infrastructure, energy, and more 🎤 Speeches from tech titans: Google, Huawei, AWS, Safaricom 🤝 Global collaborations Gala Dinner & Awards Engineering isn’t just about machines—it’s about people, planet, and progress. The day isn't over yet! Join us for Day 3 and the last day of the convention! #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #EngineeringTheFuture #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

"Engineers must embrace modern tech and the digital world in our designs, construction, and maintenance of services, so that we can offer a safer, smarter, and more sustainable world for generations to come." - Eng. Erastus Mwongera, EBK Chairman #EPC2025 #EngineeringTheFuture #engineeringadigitalworld #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe