i was admitted by KUCCPS to kagumo For diploma in education but can't access the admission letter online for neccesary arragement to come over

kagumo For diploma in education
An Institute of education teacher training college Kagumo as has a long history; A history of the early years of the 20th century that stretches back towards. The land on which the College stands late in the 1920s intervention and African Council for institutional purposes through mediation has achieved. However, the first actual construction of buildings-the principal offices — began in 1930, Mr. Carr was the first contractor for the organization. The eight (8) students a modest enrollment and a small staff of six (6) primary teacher training college in 1944 at a later time, this country to meet the increased demand for teachers to open the door with. Strengthening this important detail when Kagumo launches a secondary school in 1949 through the wing was an educational complex.
Primary, secondary and college education programs until the 1960s when it sauhardapurvak to physical structure coexisted coexistence has become essential. As a result, primary school wing, "Kiambuiri primary school ', as the name stands an adjacent parcel of land where it had been relocated to date. At the same time, an area of secondary school section Nyeri Kiganjo was moved to the new location. However, the name ' Kagumo high school remained. To extend the basic institutional features were left KagumoTTC. Went on to successfully develop and qualify for College 6661 1982 elementary school teachers was produced.

Kagumo Teachers Training College has a long history as an institution of learning; a history that stretches back towards the early years of the 20th Century. The land parcels on which the college stands were acquired for institutional purposes through the intervention and mediation of the African Council in the late 1920s. However, the actual construction of the first buildings – offices for the Principal – began in 1930. One, Mr. Carr, was the first contractor for the institution. This institution opened doors with a humble enrolment of eight (8) students and a small staff of six (6) for the Primary Teachers’ Training College in 1944. Later, it expanded to cater for increased demand for teachers in the country. This significant expansion was strengthened further when Kagumo became an academic complex through the introduction of a secondary school wing in 1949.
The Primary, secondary and college academic programmes harmoniously coexisted until 1960 when it became necessary to re-structure the physical co-existence. Consequently, the primary school wing, renamed as ‘Kiambuiri Primary School’, was relocated to an adjacent parcel of land where it stands to-date. At the same time, the secondary school section was shifted to a new location in the Kiganjo area of Nyeri. However, its name remained ‘Kagumo High School’. The original institutional facilities were left for the expansion of KagumoTTC. The growth went on successfully and by 1982 the college had produced 6,661 qualified primary school teachers for the nation.