Institute of Advanced Technology (IAT): Courses, Fees and Campuses

Institute of Advanced Technology (IAT) is an ICT and business training institution in Kenya, founded in 1991. Its official website currently offers technology certification pathways, TVET-CDACC certificate and diploma programmes, professional training, and corporate training. This replaces old 2016 course descriptions and obsolete certifications.

Institute of Advanced Technology

Official information and useful links

Courses and training programmes

  • ICDL and end-user digital skills
  • Programming, web design and data science
  • Cybersecurity, cloud and IT infrastructure
  • CompTIA training such as A+, Network+ and Security+
  • Microsoft-related professional technical training
  • Business, accounting, ACCA and TVET-CDACC qualifications
  • Corporate digital transformation and tailored workforce training

Current admissions, fees and contacts

IAT’s current website identifies the Nairobi CBD campus at Hazina Towers, first floor, Monrovia Street off Utalii Lane, telephone 0712 848 706 or 0720 692 415. It also lists Buruburu at Epren Centre, Mumias Road, and a Mombasa campus on Nyerere Avenue. The site advertises a Saturday class scheduled for October 31, 2026, but future timetable and seat availability should be confirmed directly. The older 2016 lists of discontinued Microsoft and Solaris credentials should not be represented as currently taught. Course fees and examination charges vary by qualification and intake.

How to verify before applying

  • Check the official programme and institution registration information.
  • Verify the specific campus, qualification, entry requirements and intake.
  • Ask for the current prospectus, total fee schedule and approved payment instructions.
  • For professionally regulated qualifications, check any additional board requirements.
  • Only send academic documents and payments through independently verified official channels.

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