
One income. Multiple responsibilities. A program that understands that.
When you are the sole or primary earner for your household, every financial decision carries more weight. The IMPACT Training Program's D&I Credit for Single Income Households is designed for exactly that situation: an applicant who wants to invest in building a skill and a new income stream, but for whom the cost of training must be justified against the real demands of a household budget.

This credit is an internal tuition fee adjustment only. It holds zero cash value and cannot be redeemed as a stipend, hardware allowance, internet credit, or cash disbursement of any kind. Credit is applied after acceptance and eligibility verification.
You qualify for the Single Income Household D&I Credit if you are the sole or primary income earner for your household at the time of application to the IMPACT Training Program.
What We Need to Verify
Total number of people in your household.
Your approximate monthly income range (bracket, not exact figure).
The IMPACT Training Program is not just a career change path. For many of our students, it is a second income strategy built around an existing primary job or self-employment. VA work is structured around client agreements, which means you control how many clients you take on and when you work.
A certified IMPACT graduate working part-time as a VA alongside a primary income can realistically begin generating additional Ksh from client work within weeks of completing the program. That additional income does not require you to leave your current role. It requires you to build the skill, get certified, and start acquiring clients.
The Ksh 1,500 D&I Credit for Single Income Households reduces the upfront cost of building that capability. The program's payment plan option further reduces the barrier by splitting your registration into two instalments, so you are not paying your full fees before you have started generating returns.
Kipato cha ziada si ndoto. Ni ujuzi na muda. Tunakupa ujuzi.
Fill in the form to confirm your eligibility. Your Enrollment Advisor will review your submission and contact you before your registration call. The form takes less than 3 minutes to complete.
You do not need to have been accepted into the program to submit this form. Your credit will be applied once you are accepted and your eligibility is confirmed.
This credit can be stacked with other qualifying D&I categories up to a total of Ksh 5,000. If you qualify for more than one category, your credits are combined up to the cap. Visit the D&I Credits hub to see all seven categories.
Examples (Included but not limited to):
| Category Combination | Credits | Total Applied |
|---|---|---|
| Recent Graduate + Single Income Household | Ksh 1,000 + Ksh 1,500 | Ksh 2,500 |
| Career Transitioner + Parent or Caregiver | Ksh 1,500 + Ksh 1,500 | Ksh 3,000 |
| Returning Professional + Person with a Disability | Ksh 2,000 + Ksh 2,000 | Ksh 4,000 (capped at Ksh 5,000 if a third category applies) |
| Active Student + Caregiver + Single Income | Ksh 1,000 + Ksh 1,500 + Ksh 1,500 | Ksh 4,000 (Ksh 1,000 remaining to cap) |
A: The Single Income Household category is assessed contextually by your Enrollment Advisor. If your household functions effectively on one primary income, discuss your situation with your advisor during your registration call.
A: Yes. D&I Credits stack across categories up to the Ksh 5,000 total cap. If you also qualify as a Parent or Caregiver, a Recent Graduate, or another category, those credits can be combined.
A: Yes. Self-employed applicants who are the primary income earner for their household qualify. Your Enrollment Advisor will confirm eligibility based on your household size and approximate income bracket. Exact figures are not required.
A: Most IMPACT graduates begin acquiring their first clients within 2 to 4 weeks of completing certification. The program includes client acquisition frameworks as part of the curriculum so you are not starting from zero when you graduate.
A: Yes. The program is self-paced and designed to be completed alongside existing employment. The minimum commitment is roughly 10 hours per week. Many single income earners complete the program in the early mornings, evenings, or weekends without disrupting their primary income.
A: Yes. The payment plan splits your registration balance into two instalments. If you have a D&I Credit applied, it is deducted from your total balance before the plan is structured, so both instalments reflect the reduced amount.
A: Live sessions are not mandatory but are strongly recommended. Students who attend and participate in live sessions receive extra credit. All sessions are recorded and available on demand within your cohort window if you cannot attend live.
A: Some assignments include video responses to help you build confidence communicating on camera. These are completed on your own schedule, not in front of a live audience. You do not need a dedicated workspace or professional setup to complete them.
A: Ndiyo. Ikiwa wewe ndiye mtu mkuu anayelipia mahitaji ya familia yako, unastahili Mkopo wa D&I wa Kaya Yenye Kipato Kimoja. Jaza fomu ya sifa hapa chini na mshauri wako atakuwasiliana nawe.
All fellowships, partial waivers, and diversity credits offered through the IMPACT Training Program Tuition Assistance Program are strictly internal tuition fee adjustments applied directly to the program registration balance. They hold zero cash value, are non-transferable, and cannot under any circumstances be redeemed or converted into cash disbursements, living stipends, hardware, internet allowances, or external resources. The IMPACT Training Program reserves the right to verify demographic data before applying any credit. Assistance is available to accepted applicants only.
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