Council Members of Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST) led by Prof. James Kanya, Ph. D, Prof. Romanus Odhiambo, Ph. D and other members conducted a dry-run inspection of the Centre for Industrial Skills, Enterprise and Development (CISED) project to assess the level of preparedness ahead of the anticipated inspection.
The exercise provided an opportunity to review the project’s progress, assess the readiness of facilities and infrastructure, and identify areas requiring attention before the final inspection. The team also evaluated the general organization and preparedness of the project to ensure alignment with the intended objectives of CISED.
The dry-run inspection demonstrates the University’s commitment to developing a centre that promotes practical skills, entrepreneurship, innovation, and industry-oriented training.
Further updates and highlights from the inspection will be shared as the project progresses.