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Lecturer
Ms.Betsy Wesonga W
Entrepreneurship and Business
School of Business & EconomicsWasifu wa kitaalamu
Betsy Wesonga has 16 years of teaching experience at university level and 17 years at college level in TVET Institutions. She is currently a Lecturer of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Open University of Kenya, where she also serves as Student Innovation Mentor and Acting Dean of Students. She is a practising Business Management Consultant with over 18 years of management training facilitation in the public, corporate, SME, and agribusiness sectors. She is experienced in conducting income and expenditure surveys, baseline surveys, and developing CBET-based curriculum and training manuals. She has developed training programs for Gitlab Foundation funded agribusiness projects and CAP Foundation, and offered professional services for the NYOTA project (State Department for Youth Affairs). Betsy is a TVET trained Monitor/Evaluator, CDACC Trained CBET curriculum developer and assessor, and a certified market systems analyst by ILO/ITC. Her training areas include social and corporate entrepreneurship, value chain management in agribusiness, research to commercialisation, SME management, social-emotional skills, and financial literacy.
Matriksi ya kitaaluma
Sifa
- PhD (Entrepreneurial Finance, ongoing) — Kisii University
- MBA (Social Entrepreneurship, ongoing) — Kabarak University
- M.Sc. in Entrepreneurship & Innovation — Lund University, Sweden (2015)
- Post Graduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship — LUSEM, Sweden (2014)
- MBA (Human Resource Management & Strategic Management) — Moi University (2005)
- Bachelor of Business Management (Finance & Banking) — Moi University (2012)
- Higher Diploma in Entrepreneurship — Kenya School of TVET (1996)
- Diploma in Technical Education (Business Studies) — Kenya School of TVET (1989)
Utaalamu mkuu
- Entrepreneurship and venture creation; Agribusiness and value chain management; Competency Based Education and Training (CBET); Community colleges and youth development; Fintech and financial sustainability of micro and small enterprises; Social entrepreneurship; Market systems analysis
Machapisho teule yaliyokaguliwa na rika
- Wanjala, W. B. (2016). Entrepreneurship Education Programs and New Venture Creation in Technical Universities — Kenya. CAPA International Conference, Mombasa, Kenya, 6–11 June 2016.
- Wanjala, W. B., Ogola, W. O., & Ndungu, K. (2016). Vocational Training and Competency Based Learning: A Case of CAP Empowerment Institutes\' BEST Model. 5th International RVTTI Conference, Eldoret, Kenya, 26–28 May 2016.
- Mputhia, J., Wanjala, W. B., Muiruri, P., & Ogola, W. O. (2016). Impact of Kenya Agricultural Productivity and Agribusiness (KAPAP) Capacity Building Programs on Agribusiness Development in Kenya. 5th International RVTTI Conference, Eldoret, Kenya, 26–28 May 2016.
- Wanjala, W. B., Ogola, W. O., & Ndungu, K. (2016). Community Colleges: Their Influences and Role in Vocational Education and Training. 5th International RVTTI Conference, Eldoret, Kenya, 26–28 May 2016.
- Ndungu, K., & Wanjala, W. B. (2016). The Unwritten Rules that Affect Implementation of Demand Driven Skills Training in TVET Curriculum. CAPA International Conference, Lilongwe, Malawi, 11–18 December 2016.
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