CPA Course Kenya — KASNEB Tuition | JITC | Juwam International Training College (JITC)

Certified Public Accountants (CPA)

The CPA qualification signals technical excellence to employers, regulators, and clients. JITC’s section-based CPA tuition helps you build depth in accounting, audit, tax, and strategy papers.

3 months tuition per section 7,500 reg.; 1,400–3,600/paper KASNEB

Why this certification matters for your career

Each CPA section you clear strengthens employability in audit firms, corporates, NGOs, and public finance — with a clear path toward full certification.

CPA remains among the most requested credentials for finance manager, internal auditor, and partner-track roles in East Africa.

Entry requirements

KCSE C+, KASNEB diploma, or other recognised diploma (KASNEB)

Official fee schedule: kasneb.or.ke

Who should enrol

CPA candidates at foundation to advanced sections
BCom and related graduates
Accountants in industry seeking signing pathways
Entrepreneurs needing financial control skills

Learning outcomes

Demonstrate competency in assigned CPA section syllabus
Solve structured and scenario-based examination questions
Apply IFRS, tax, and audit standards in Kenyan context
Develop professional ethics and scepticism
Track progress toward full CPA certification

Programme coverage

1 Section-specific KASNEB syllabus coverage
2 Weekly classes and assignments
3 Revision and mock examinations
4 Study skills and exam strategy
5 Career counselling for finance roles

Frequently asked questions

What is the CPA entry requirement?

KASNEB requires KCSE mean grade C+, a KASNEB diploma qualification, or any other recognised diploma.

How long does full CPA take?

Completion depends on sections passed per sitting (exams in April, August, and December). JITC typically runs about three months of tuition per section, aligned with KIM School of Management practice.

What are CPA examination fees?

KASNEB professional registration is KSh 7,500. CPA papers are KSh 1,400 (Foundation), KSh 2,400 (Intermediate), and KSh 3,600 (Advanced) per paper, plus annual renewal KSh 2,000.