The certificate in Mortuary Science program provides comprehensive training in the science and practice of mortuary services, including embalming, funeral arrangement, body preparation, and grief counseling. Students will learn about anatomy, physiology, pathology, embalming techniques, restorative art, funeral service management, and legal regulations governing mortuary practices. Practical experience in mortuary facilities and funeral homes will be provided to prepare graduates for careers in the funeral service.
The program provides specialized training for individuals interested in pursuing a career in funeral service, offering opportunities to serve communities with dignity, compassion, and professionalism during times of loss and bereavement.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
KCSE Mean Grade D (Plain) and above
DURATION:
One (1) Year; Three (3) Terms
INTAKES: December/January, April/May, August/September
JOBS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:
Mortuary Science graduates can pursue careers as funeral directors, embalmers, mortuary technicians, or crematory operators in funeral homes, mortuaries, and crematoriums.
Other job roles may include grief counselors, funeral service managers, or forensic mortuary specialists.
There are also diverse business opportunities in the ever growing and evolving mortuary and funeral services industry.