Technology, and Learners
8th and 9th May 2025
- KICC, Kenya
The Organizer
Official Partner
Introduction
Kenya’s education system offers a range of options, including the newer Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), and international programs like Cambridge and Advanced Placement (AP).
The recent transition from content based and exam leaning 8-4-4 system to CBC which emphasizes on skill acquisition, creativity and critical thinking aims to equip learners with practical knowledge and prepare them for success ensuring alignment with Sustainable Development Goal – SDG Number 4 (Quality Education).This approach aims to equip students with practical skills and prepare them for success.
The availability of diverse educational pathways allows families to choose the option that best aligns with their learners needs and aspirations.
The Stakeholders in Education Conference (SEC) is a key event, organized by The IMC People Ltd in partnership with The State Department of Education in Kenya, that brings together policymakers, educators, parents, and innovators. It provides a valuable platform to:
- Explore the intersection of technology, curriculum reforms, and global opportunities within the evolving education system.
- Discuss higher education pathways in Kenya.
- Bridge the gap between academic pursuits and career readiness for the next generation.
Target Audience
Government Officials: Ministry of Education representatives and policymakers.
Educational Practitioners: Teachers, school leaders, and curriculum developers from local and international schools.
- Technology Innovators: EdTech companies and digital platform developers.
- Parents and Guardians: Navigators of different systems and advocates of global opportunities.
- Learners: Gen Z and Alpha learners looking to explore different educational and career paths.
- Universities and TVET Institutions: Administrators and researchers seeking collaboration opportunities.
- Investors and Corporate Sponsors: Organizations committed to shaping the future of education through funding and technology.
- NGOs and Advocacy Groups: Champions of inclusive and equitable education.
Objectives
From Keynote addresses and plenary discussions:
- To illuminate educational transformation by providing in-depth insights into Kenya’s curriculum reforms, emphasizing the transition from 8-4-4 to CBC.
- To empower stakeholders by equipping participants with strategies for effective technology integration and learner engagement in the Kenyan setting.
- To address generational dynamics by exploring the challenges and opportunities of raising and educating present and future generations in a tech-driven world.
- To examine higher education by analyzing how Kenyan universities and TVET institutions are adapting to global trends and advancing research and innovation.
From Exhibition:
- To showcase innovations through presenting cutting-edge educational technologies and methodologies revolutionizing learning experiences in Kenya.
- To explore diverse education systems: Examine the range of education systems available in Kenya, including Cambridge, and US curriculums, and their relevance to learners’ needs.
- To highlight global opportunities by having universities and colleges exhibiting and open to discussing pathways for Kenyan learners to access international study opportunities and scholarships.
Conference Highlights
Keynote Addresses
Insights from Kenyan and international thought leaders on educational reforms and technological integration.
Panel Discussion
Understanding CBC: benefits, challenges, and prospects. Parenting in the digital age: Guiding learners through technology and social media
The role of Kenyan higher education in fostering innovation, digital learning, and job creation
Exhibition Arena
A showcase of innovative educational products and services from leading providers. Pathways to global universities: Scholarships, student exchange programs, and preparation strategies.
Networking Forums
Opportunities for stakeholders to connect, share experiences, and forge partnerships.
Reasons To Sponsor SEC 2025
1. Brand Leadership in Education Reform
Kenya’s education system is undergoing a massive transformation with CBC, increasing the need for innovative products, technologies, and resources. Sponsorship places your brand at the center of this transformation.
2. Media Exposure
The conference will attract extensive local and regional media coverage, including print, TV, and digital platforms, amplifying your brand’s visibility. Sponsors will benefit from pre-and post-event publicity, ensuring continued engagement with your target audience.
3. Market Expansion Opportunities
The education sector in Kenya is valued at billions, with parents spending significantly on quality education and technological solutions. Engage directly with schools, parents, and policymakers to build long-term partnerships.
4. Shaping the Next Generation
As Gen Z and Alpha redefine how learning and technology converge, sponsors can position themselves as enablers of this evolution. Sponsorship ensures your solutions are part of these learners’ academic and social development.
5. Positioning Your Brand for Impact
By addressing issues such as digital learning, scholarships, and capacity building in education, your brand will be recognized as a key contributor to Kenya’s future growth
6. Networking with Decision-Makers
Exclusive access to government officials, school heads, and education thought leaders. Opportunities to collaborate with NGOs, universities, and corporate entities.
7. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Impact
Supporting SEC 2025 aligns with CSR goals related to education, poverty reduction, and skill development, showcasing your commitment to nation-building.
8. Insights into Education Trends
Gain first-hand insights into stakeholder needs, allowing you to refine your products or services for maximum impact.