Laptop
A dedicated 64-bit laptop with 16GB RAM, a 256GB SSD and at least 100GB free.
This is Reduzer’s minimum for online study. The laptop must run a current version of Windows 11, macOS or 64-bit Linux and allow development-tool installation.
Study software development online.
Learn from your own workspace, with scheduled online sessions, project work and instructor feedback.
- Starts
- 5 October 2026
- One year, full-time
- Tuition
- KSh 10,000 / month
- KSh 120,000 total
- Class hours
- Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm
Learning online
You can start as a beginner. Online students follow the same curriculum and assessments as students at our Kisii campus.
- Take part each day. Join live sessions, complete practical work and submit it for review.
- Explain and improve your work. Discuss your decisions, use instructor feedback and demonstrate what you can build, including when you use AI tools.
- Ask for support early. Tell your instructor when you are stuck or a deadline is at risk. Contact student support if your connection fails.
What you need for online study
Admissions checks your laptop, connection and workspace. You can apply while arranging your setup, but it must be ready before onboarding.
Internet
At least 10 Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload from your normal study location.
The connection must also remain stable during video calls, screen sharing and project uploads. A ready backup should use a different provider where practical.
Power
At least four hours of backup for the laptop and internet equipment.
You may instead have a reliable alternative study location that you can use promptly during a longer outage.
Workspace
A working camera, microphone and headphones, plus a stable place to study.
Tuition and costs
KSh 10,000 per month
12 monthly payments, totalling KSh 120,000.
Tuition includes instruction, learning platform access, assessments, reviews and student support. Your first payment confirms your seat and counts towards tuition.
Budget separately for your laptop, internet, power backup, workspace and living costs.
Applying for online study
- 1
Apply online
Share your contact details, education, experience and whether you need financial support.
- 2
Get an initial response
Admissions will respond within 6 hours after receiving a complete application.
- 3
Interview and assessment
An interview and practical assessment help us understand your starting point in computer use, reading a brief, numeracy and explaining your thinking. The results guide support and preparation.
- 4
Readiness check and offer
We check the actual laptop, internet, power and workspace before making a conditional offer.
Common questions
Will students stay on camera all day?
Camera use is required for scheduled teaching, reviews, assessments and teamwork. Independent work does not require continuous video attendance.
Can I keep working while I study?
Work needs to fit outside programme hours. Daytime employment conflicts with classes and project work.
Is the institute or online programme TVET accredited?
The institute is not currently TVET accredited. The current software development programme is non-accredited skills training. It does not award a diploma or any TVET qualification.
What support will online students receive?
You have a weekly individual meeting with an instructor, feedback on your projects and help during practical sessions. Before classes begin, we help you set up the learning tools.