• EDUCATING FOR TRANSFORMATION
    Carlile College exists to transform Africa towards God's kingdom

  • SCHOOL OF IT, BUSINESS AND SOCIAL STUDIES
    Changing lives and economically empowering

  • SCHOOL OF MISSIOLOGY
    Training evangelists for 12 east African countries

  • CENTRE FOR URBAN MISSION
    Taking integral mission and mission training to slums in Nairobi

  • CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
    Providing accessible mission training

  • KCSE TUTORIAL CENTRE
    Providing secondary school education in partnership with the Kenya National and Examination Council – KNEC

  • I.T & BUSINESS STUDIES
    Offering professional studies in partnership with local and international professional bodies

  • DIPLOMA IN SCHOOL CHAPLAINCY
    Providing training in Pastoral Care, Discipleship and Evangelism in the context of primary and secondary schools

  • DIPLOMA IN CHILDREN AND FAMILY MINISTRY
    Equipping those involved in children's ministries for the transformation of the children and families of Africa

  • School of IT, Business & Social Studies

    The School of IT, Business and Social Studies works to positively transform society by promoting Christian moral values among young people and economically empowering them through providing quality vocational training within a Christian environment.

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  • The School of Missiology          

    Through it's School of Missiology and the Centre for Continuing Education, Carlile College offers academic mission programmes.

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  • Centre for Urban Mission  

    The Centre for Urban Mission is a school of Carlile College. Through it, Carlile College has brought to the grassroots its mission teaching in the class. It has engaged with churches to transform, in Christ, slum communities through training, youth, and children's work.

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  • Centre for Continuing Education

    The Centre For Continuing Education provides training for lay ministers with vocations not conducive to more traditional schooling modes. It also provides opportunities for education beyond the initial training in Theological Education by Extension (TEE).

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