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We were honoured to host Justice Alfred Mabeya, Presiding Judge of the High Court of Kenya, who delivered an insightful guest lecture to the ATP Students’ 2026 Cohort on “Structuring Legal Arguments: A Judge’s Perspective.”

Justice Mabeya shared valuable judicial insights on the art of persuasive legal writing, effective argument construction, and the importance of clarity, logic, and precision in legal practice. The session provided students with a rare opportunity to learn directly from the Bench and deepen their understanding of practical advocacy skills.

The interactive hybrid session was facilitated by Ms. Christine Kungu, a senior lecturer and the coordinator of the Legal Writing & Drafting Course. The guest lecture forms part of our ongoing efforts to bridge legal education with practical experience and professional mentorship for future legal practitioners.

Understanding the law is the first step.
Get practical insight into the Data Protection Act, GDPR and regional frameworks.
15th to 19th June 2026 | Naivasha
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Starts today: KSL Certified Mediator Course at Karen Campus. Intensive 50-hour hands-on mediation training with experts, simulations & practice. 11th–15th May 2026. Register if still open: https://services.ksl.ac.ke/

ANNOUNCEMENT: 2026 PTP First Year Class Allocation

We wish to inform all students admitted to the 2026 Paralegal Training Programme (PTP) First Year that the official class allocation list is now available via below link
https://www.ksl.ac.ke/paralegal-training-programme-noticeboard/

Paralegal Training Programme – Noticeboard – The Kenya School of Law

May 2026 intake is closing.
All levels are offered concurrently, don’t miss this opportunity.
Apply today and move your career forward:
https://ow.ly/uT4m50YINkQ

Happy Mother's Day

📢 NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE FIRST - YEAR STUDENTS
Diploma in Law (Paralegal Training Programme) – May 2026 Intake
All admitted PTP students are informed that the registration deadline has been extended.
New Deadline: Friday, 15th May 2026
This extension has been granted to allow applicants who are:
• Finalizing fee payments
• Awaiting admission appeals or document verification
Students who may not be able to register by the new deadline are advised to write officially to the School requesting a deferment of admission to the next academic year.

The School today held a rare and significant engagement as members of staff met with the current Board in an introductory session aimed at strengthening collaboration and institutional cohesion.
The session was chaired by the Board Chairperson, Prof. Mary Akinyi Otieno, alongside other Board members who were present: Mr. Bernhard Kipkoech Ng’etich, representing the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), Mr. Lawrence Muiruri Ngugi, representing State Law
Dr. Tom Ratemo, representing University Law Lecturers in Kenya.
The Chairperson expressed appreciation to staff for taking time from their busy schedules to attend the meeting, noting that it was a privilege for both the Board and staff to interact, exchange introductions, and strengthen professional connections. She underscored the critical role of staff, describing them as the engine of the School in delivering its mandate. She further encouraged continued teamwork, collaboration and unity, across all departments and sections.
Prof. Otieno emphasized the need for participatory management and close engagement in the running of the School. She further reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to strengthening and improving the School over the next four years.

Congratulations to our New Students Admitted to the Paralegal Training Programme (PTP) – Students Induction
Yesterday, the School officially welcomed the new cohort of PTP students during an induction session aimed at introducing them to academic life and the opportunities ahead in the legal profession.
Ag. Director/CEO Isaac Kuloba congratulated the students on joining the programme and reaffirmed the School’s commitment to excellence in legal training for over 60 years.
He encouraged the students to uphold the School’s rules, regulations, and Code of Conduct; maintain discipline; and remain focused on their studies throughout the programme.
Mr. Kuloba also emphasized the vital role PTP graduates continue to play in the legal sector in promoting access to justice and advancing human rights.
The session was attended by members of management and staff, who shared important information on academic processes, student support services, and resources available to help students succeed during their training.
Get more information about the PTP via this link: https://ksl.ac.ke/ptp-faqs/
The School wishes all the new students success as they begin this exciting academic journey.

Train with experienced mediation experts through workshops, mentoring, simulations & assessments. KSL Certified Mediator Course, 11th–15th May 2026, KSL Karen. “The A-Z of Professional Mediation.” Register: https://services.ksl.ac.ke/

Limited slots available for this intensive, hands-on public policy training. Position yourself to lead in policy formulation, analysis, and implementation.
11th–15th May 2026 | Mombasa
Fee: Kshs. 95,000 | 3 LSK CPD points
Secure your slot: https://services.ksl.ac.ke/web/login