Various Tree Planting activities at SIT to commemorate National Tree Planting Days
SIT has evolved from a humble trade school to a beacon of green innovation. Let’s explore the facets of this remarkable endeavor:
SIT’s campus is now a lush haven. We’ve planted indigenous trees, creating shaded pathways where students can learn and connect with nature.
We are working to adopt Solar paneling on the various blocks rooftops, to harness Kenya’s abundant sunlight to power classrooms and labs.
Rainwater harvesting systems quench our thirst, reducing reliance on external water sources.
Our students engage in applied research, exploring innovative waste management techniques.
From composting organic waste to recycling plastics, SIT is a living laboratory for sustainable solutions.
SIT’s curriculum now integrates green skills. Students learn about renewable energy, eco-friendly construction, and sustainable agriculture.
SIT also has an active Learning Management System (ODeL) where online lessons can take place thus reducing the strain on already overstretched physical resources
Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) programs emphasize environmental consciousness.
SIT collaborates with local communities and industries. Together, we address environmental challenges.
Students participate in tree-planting drives, spreading greenery beyond our
SIT collaborates with local communities and industries. Together, we address environmental challenges.
Students participate in tree-planting drives, spreading greenery beyond our campus.
We advocate for responsible waste management, encouraging recycling and minimizing our ecological footprint.
SIT fosters an eco-conscious mindset. Sustainability is woven into our institutional fabric.
Green clubs, workshops, and awareness campaigns nurture a sense of responsibility among students and staff.
Our goal: to produce competent graduates who champion environmental stewardship.
Conclusion
The Greening TVET initiative at SIT exemplifies Kenya’s commitment to sustainable development. As we plant trees, manage waste, and engage with our community, we sow seeds of change. Together, we cultivate a greener, more resilient future—one where TVET colleges play a pivotal role in nurturing both skills and sustainability