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Most programmes make you choose one path. MAP gives you five — simultaneously. Build aviation, cargo, customer service, business, and digital skills in one structured 24-week journey. Graduate with a Foundation Certificate at Week 12 and a Professional Certificate of Competency at Week 24 — both included in a single fee.
MAP Professional is not a short course you graduate from once. It is a 24-week journey with a milestone built in at Week 12. Every student who passes Summative Assessment 1 receives their MAP Foundation Certificate automatically — before the programme is even halfway through. Then you keep going.
You have a KCSE certificate — any grade — and you want to build a career in aviation, business, or a professional environment. You don't yet know exactly which path. MAP helps you figure that out while building real, employable skills.
JKIA, Kenya Airways, a freight forwarder, a ground handler, an airport service company. You want a way in. MAP gives you the foundation knowledge, the professional presence, and the portfolio to be taken seriously.
Other programmes make you choose: cabin crew or cargo or business. MAP refuses that choice. In 24 weeks you build competency across all five domains — because the best professionals don't have just one skill.
MAP is not five courses bundled together. It is one integrated programme that builds professional identity, technical awareness, and practical competence across five domains simultaneously.
Aviation safety, emergency procedures, crew resource management, medical first response. You learn how the aviation environment works from the inside — safety culture, emergency protocols, security obligations, and the professional standards that airlines and airports expect from day one.
Communication, service excellence, complaint handling, intercultural competency. Professional service is not a personality — it is a skill set. You learn how to communicate across cultures, handle difficult passengers, recover from service failures, and deliver experiences organisations pay a premium for.
Air waybill documentation, IATA dangerous goods awareness, cargo security, freight operations. Air cargo is one of the fastest-growing sectors in East African aviation. You learn the documentation, regulatory requirements, and operational reality of moving freight.
Business model design, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, market thinking. Whether you want to start a business or simply be valuable inside one, you need to think commercially. You learn to identify opportunities, understand basic financial statements, and pitch an idea clearly.
Digital productivity tools, data literacy, AI awareness, professional online presence. Employers in every sector now expect digital fluency as a baseline. You learn to use tools professionals use daily — Office 365, Google Workspace, data interpretation, and how AI is reshaping aviation and business.
The LIFE thread is not a module. It is how MAP is taught. Career coaching, personal identity development, and professional presence run through every single session — connecting what you learn to who you are becoming. This is what makes MAP graduates different.
Two milestones. Two recognisable profiles. One 24-week journey.
A MAP Foundation graduate knows enough about aviation, cargo, service, and business to have a credible conversation with any recruiter in any of those sectors. They arrive on time, dressed appropriately, communicate professionally, and know what they want. They carry a portfolio of real work they produced during the programme.
A MAP Professional graduate has demonstrated competency — not just exposure. They have completed an emergency drill, documented a dangerous goods consignment, pitched a business to a panel, and defended their portfolio under questioning. They hold two certificates and know how to represent themselves professionally in any room.
M.A.P is not a concept. The Pioneer Cohort — the very first class to go through the programme — has completed all five pillars, sat their final examinations, and earned their certificates. This is what they built.
"I had a D+ and no clear direction. MAP gave me actual skills and real confidence. I start as a cargo assistant next month — something I could not have imagined before."
"The industry visits changed how I think about business. I've already registered my small logistics company. MAP didn't just teach me — it activated me."
"My parents almost didn't let me join because they'd never heard of a programme like this. Now they're asking when my siblings can enrol."
The Pioneer Cohort completed structured industry visits to active Nairobi businesses — not tours, but deep engagement sessions with founders and executives who shared real operational insight.
The first Black woman to establish a flight school in Kenya. Over one hour with the founder and operations team on aviation leadership and legacy — an encounter that redefined what is possible.
Award-winning entrepreneur running manufacturing, retail, and social enterprise focused on women empowerment and community impact — a live case study in purpose-driven business.
Serviced accommodation, cyber/digital services, fashion, and business consulting — demonstrating that entrepreneurship is a transferable skill set, not a single industry.
Corporate logistics, export services, and supply chain operations — exposing students to structured organisational systems and corporate career pathways in freight.
They weren't just the first cohort. They defined what M.A.P is. Every cohort that follows inherits the standards, discipline, and professionalism they established.
Completed online final examinations across all five pillars — theory, practical application, and professional judgment.
Submitted industry visit reports demonstrating critical analysis and pillar integration.
Built personal career portfolios — CVs, business pitches, digital profiles, and 90-day action plans.
Navigated delays, changes, and uncertainty — and stayed. Demonstrating the resilience the programme is designed to build.
Left with certificates, career direction, and a Mebban alumni network they helped create.
"You are not just finishing a programme. You are defining it. Every cohort that comes after you will inherit what you establish."
— M.B.N, M.B.N, Founder · M.A.P Pioneer Cohort Address, April 2026
Four phases. Every phase builds on the last. By Week 24 everything converges — skills, identity, and proof of competency.
Career counselling, goal setting, aviation industry overview, professional image building, and communication fundamentals. You learn who you are and where you're going before you learn how to get there. Vision clarification, values mapping, and the Future Self exercise — sealed in Week 1, opened at graduation. CCF and CSP pillars begin. The LIFE coaching thread activates from Day 1.
The engine of the programme — where the initial high meets real discipline and character is built. CAV deepens: air waybill documentation, dangerous goods awareness, cargo security. CCF advances: CRM, medical first response, aviation security. Fridays become simulation days — mock check-ins, cargo drills, crew resource scenarios, and peer coaching. Week 13: pass Summative Assessment 1 and earn your MAP Foundation Certificate.
Business thinking, digital skills, and advanced service competency. You pitch your business idea to a panel. You build your digital portfolio. Structured industry visits to active Nairobi businesses and CEOs — not tours, but deep engagement sessions. Students engage directly with aviation schools, manufacturing enterprises, multi-sector entrepreneurs, and logistics corporates. Theory becomes competence. Competence becomes confidence.
Everything converges. Week 22: The Capstone Simulation — three assessed stations, two trained assessors watching in real time. Week 10 Presentation Night already behind you. Final 100-question examination across all five pillars — testing practical understanding, professional judgment, and critical thinking, not just memorised content. Portfolio submission: CV, business pitch, reflection logs, digital work samples, and 90-day action plan. Certification ceremony. You leave M.A.P not just with a certificate — but with a career identity and the confidence to execute it.
One fee. Two certificates. Four payment activations that match the programme phases — so you never pay for what you haven't started.
Includes both the MAP Foundation Certificate (Week 12) and MAP Professional Certificate of Competency (Week 24). No additional fees.
| Payment | When | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Registration deposit | On application — secures your seat | KES 15,000 |
| Phase 1 activation | Week 1 — before Phase 1 begins | KES 30,000 |
| Phase 2 activation | Week 7 — before Phase 2 begins | KES 30,000 |
| Phase 3 activation | Week 14 — before Phase 3 begins | KES 30,000 |
| Phase 4 activation | Week 20 — before Phase 4 begins | KES 30,000 |
| Total — both certificates included | KES 135,000 | |
Choose the track that fits your life. Both deliver identical curriculum, assessments, and certification.
4 hours per session · 480 contact hours total
Ideal for:
School leavers · Full-time students · Sponsored students · Those without daytime work commitments
3 hrs per evening · 4 hrs Saturday · 456 contact hours total. Saturdays used for practicum, assessments, and guest sessions.
Ideal for:
Working adults · Part-time workers · Those with daytime commitments
Every MAP student stands up in front of a panel and an audience and presents their work — prepared, timed, and assessed. For many students, this is the first time they have done this. It will be uncomfortable. That is the point. The goal is not a perfect presentation. The goal is that you surprise yourself — you do something you did not think you could do. That moment stays with you in every job interview and professional encounter that follows.
Three assessed stations. A cabin safety emergency. A cargo documentation challenge with a dangerous goods problem. A multi-cultural service failure. Two trained assessors watching at every station. You do not know the exact scenarios in advance. You know the domains. By Week 22 you know enough to perform. Performing under observation — in real time, without a script — is the proof that 24 weeks of preparation was worth it.
Learn from anywhere. Train in the real world. The best of both — built into M.A.P.
The same outcome — career readiness — through two very different journeys. Here is the honest comparison.
MAP was designed as a 24-week professional transformation. However, for select groups — corporate cohorts, sponsored students, or individuals with specific scheduling constraints — a condensed 12-week intensive version is available as a bespoke arrangement. This is not a publicly advertised product. It is offered only after a direct conversation with our admissions team to assess suitability.
Bespoke arrangements · By request only
Most institutions sell you one skill. That one skill will cost you real money — and still leave you incomplete.
KES 140,000 – 160,000
You complete the course. Aviation skills — grooming, safety, passenger handling. Strong foundation. But then the airline asks:
What's missing:
Expensive. And still incomplete.
KES 30,000 – 50,000
You can use a computer. Useful skills. But every employer asks:
What's missing:
Affordable. But not employable alone.
KES 135,000 — total. Two certificates.
You complete MAP. Aviation foundations, customer service, cargo knowledge, business thinking, and digital fluency — built to work together.
What every employer now sees:
The combination is the advantage. Nobody else teaches this together.
No surprises. Here is exactly how the programme runs so you can plan your life around it.
MAP is intensive. It rewards commitment, not just enthusiasm.
90% live session attendance required. Recordings available for genuine emergencies only. Missing more than 10% of total hours may result in no certificate.
Quizzes, reflections, and practical tasks every week. Late submissions affect your final standing and portfolio.
Group projects and peer feedback are non-negotiable. You will be assessed on collaboration as much as individual output.
Professional conduct, language, and dress during practicals from Day 1. MAP prepares you for professional environments — starting now.
If you are ready to commit, we are ready to invest in you.
Apply for MAPTo build these five skills separately — even at budget institutions in Nairobi — takes 18–24 months and a minimum of KES 150,000. MAP delivers all five, integrated and mentored, in 24 weeks with two certificates. One programme. One intake. One outcome.
MAP is not the cheap option. It is the intelligent option — where integration and mentorship deliver outcomes that five separate courses never could.
Enquire About MAPNo commitment required. No hidden fees. Just a conversation.
* Market estimates based on Nairobi short-course providers, 2026. Actual prices vary by institution.
Enrol in MAP Professional · 24 weeks · Two certificates · KES 135,000
Day and Evening cohorts available · Nairobi
Registration deposit: KES 15,000 to secure your seat Limited spaces per cohort · Applications close 2 weeks before intake start