Diploma in TV Production
Studio direction, camera operation, and live and recorded programme production — trained on KSC's own active broadcast infrastructure.
What you'll study, term by term
Foundations of TV Production
Camera operation basics, studio safety, and an introduction to Kenya's television broadcast landscape.
Studio Direction & Multi-Camera Work
Live studio direction, multi-camera coordination, and control room operation for news and studio-discussion formats.
Field Production & Outside Broadcast
Field production technique, outside broadcast setup, and location-based programme production.
Studio Practicum
A supervised placement producing live or recorded programme content in KSC's own working studio environment.
Studios in active use
TV Studio & Control Room
Multi-camera studio with a live control room for programme direction practice.
Field & Outside Broadcast Kit
Portable camera and audio equipment for location-based production practice.
Post-Production Suite
Editing stations for finishing recorded programme content before broadcast.
Entry requirements
- KCSE mean grade C- (minus) or equivalent
- C (plain) in English or Kiswahili
- Certificate holders in a related field may apply for advanced entry
- Mature entry considered on a case-by-case basis for applicants 25 and older
Admissions can review your specific qualifications before you submit a full application — no obligation to enrol.
Check your eligibilityProgramme lead
Head of TV Production
Leads studio direction and camera instruction, with direct links into KSC's Production & Media Innovation Centre for institutional broadcast work.
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Beyond this diploma
See institutional productions
This studio also produces KSC's own institutional broadcast content — see what's currently in production.
Already working in TV production?
Practising TV professionals can pursue certification directly, without re-enrolling as a student.
Apply to the Diploma in TV Production
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