DALC Education

The DALC Education has completed its transformation which began over three (3) years ago. The institution has also made linkages with top international institutions as well as sponsoring a colleges and a university in Kenya. With the possibility of the sponsored university being unveiled soon, it became prudent that the institution re-strategies to... ensure its relevance in in the region. It is even more so because the institution is at the forefront of Gift and Talent Testing, Work Experience Accreditation and Soft Skills Management in the region. It therefore means The Digital Advisory and Learning Centre restructures in two parts: Digital - remains to provide the Online Support. Advisory - remains to carry our advice in the forms of Gifts and talents, among others. Learning - Goes to be undertaken at the approved franchise colleges. Centre - Goes to become franchise colleges. Accordingly, all former and new campuses of DALC have been franchised and have been registered with different names and have new ownerships. This means none of the campuses now belongs to DALC entirely as other people have now also invested to share in the vision and mission of DALC. The franchise colleges are completely independent, save for usual advices from DALC, and have recruited their own staff and pay their own salaries. Moreover, this "Share the DALC Vision", has attracted other colleges which equally benefit from the DALC Education Creativity and Innovation, once approved. It means any college incorporated elsewhere can also apply and benefit. More importantly, courses will now be offered through the Colleges and DALC will only maintain the royalties. It means inquiries to DALC are now being routed to these colleges, as they will be the ones to register, teach and manage the courses. These colleges have their own courses linked to their own selected examiners, but may benefit from inherent services of DALC and affiliates.Read More