The office of the Acting Registrar is pleased to announce that the proposed tentative dates for the 2026 graduation are the 29th April, 30th April, and 1st May 2026. Note that these dates are tentative, and confirmation of the actual graduation date will depend on the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology’s response to the proposed dates. However, Management decided to release this communication to better prepare for your great day.
Domasi College of Education Management is pleased to inform all Generic Students and First-year ODeL Students that the End of Semester 1 Examination results have been officially released. Students can access their results on SARIS.
Apply Now to Domasi & Nalikule Colleges of Education
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) invites suitably qualified Malawians to apply for admission into Bachelor of Education (Secondary) programmes for the 2026/2027 Academic Year at Domasi College of Education and Nalikule College of Education.
These are four-year, face-to-face programmes leading to the award of a Bachelor of Education degree in Sciences, Social Sciences, or Languages, Arts and Communication.
Gender Balance Policy: The Colleges are implementing a 50–50 gender recruitment policy. Female applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.
Minimum Entry Requirements (All Applicants)
Applicants must:
Possess MSCE, IGCSE, O-Level or equivalent
Have at least six (6) credit passes, including English / English Language
Have credit passes in the two teaching subjects applied for
Ineligible Applicants
Former students withdrawn from public universities or colleges on academic or disciplinary grounds
T2 teachers dismissed from public service on disciplinary grounds
Application Categories
Category A: School Leavers & Non-Serving T2 Teachers
Applicants must:
Have obtained MSCE/IGCSE/O-Level between 2021–2025
Have six (6) credit passes, including English
Have credits in the two teaching subjects
Be 45 years old or below
Meet programme-specific requirements
Category B: T2 Teachers Serving in Public Primary Schools
Applicants must:
Hold a T2 Teaching Certificate
Have at least 4 years teaching experience
Be 50 years old or below
Selection does not automatically guarantee study leave. Serving teachers must apply for study leave according to government regulations.
Programmes Offered
Domasi College of Education
Faculty of Natural & Applied Sciences
Mathematics & Biology
Mathematics & Chemistry
Mathematics & Physics
Mathematics & Computer Science
Mathematics & Agriculture
Biology & Agriculture
Mathematics & Human Ecology
Human Performance Science & Biology
Human Ecology & Biology
Human Ecology & Agriculture
Human Performance Science & Mathematics
Faculty of Language, Arts & Communication
English & Linguistics and African Languages
English & French
English & Performing Arts
English & Creative Arts
Linguistics and African Languages & Creative Arts
Linguistics and African Languages & Performing Arts
Faculty of Social Sciences
History & Geography
History & Social Studies
History & Theology and Religious Studies
Geography & Theology and Religious Studies
Geography & Social Studies
Social Studies & Theology and Religious Studies
Nalikule College of Education
Faculty of Science
Mathematics & Biology
Mathematics & Chemistry
Mathematics & Physics
Mathematics & Computer Science
Mathematics & Agriculture
Biology & Agriculture
Mathematics & Human Ecology
Human Ecology & Biology
Human Ecology & Agriculture
Faculty of Languages & Communication
English & Linguistics and African Languages
Each programme has specific subject requirements. Applicants must ensure they meet all subject prerequisites.
Training Conditions & Fees
Tuition Fee: MWK 350,000 per academic year (subject to revision)
On Thursday, 29th January 2026, a delegation from the French Embassy in South Africa, Lesotho, and Malawi visited Domasi College of Education (DCE) to explore opportunities to strengthen the teaching of French as a foreign language in Malawi. The delegation met with DCE leadership, including Principal Dr. Arkangel Mtipe Yambeni, Deputy Principal Dr. Gilbert Phiri, the Dean of the Faculty of Language, Arts, and Communication, the Academic Registrar, and representatives from the Department of French.
During the discussions, DCE reaffirmed its commitment to expanding French language education by training more teachers and introducing beginner-level courses for students without prior knowledge of the language. The Embassy’s Education and French Cooperation Attaché, Mr. Johann Robinet, and Ms. Inès Schmitt, Cooperation Attaché to Malawi, welcomed these initiatives and pledged support in pedagogy and teaching materials. Both parties also emphasized the importance of establishing a long-term collaboration framework.
The delegation endorsed plans to create a “French Corner” and a resource center at DCE to provide authentic exposure to the French language and culture for students, faculty, and the wider community. Additional discussions with the French Department highlighted staff development opportunities through online and in-person training workshops, subject to funding availability, as part of broader efforts to enhance French language education.
In his remarks, Dr. Yambeni outlined his vision for the Faculty of Language, Arts, and Communication, which includes constructing a dedicated facility for the English, French, and Creative and Performing Arts departments. He appealed for continued support from the French Embassy and the international community to realize this vision.
Domasi College of Education Management would like to communicate to all members of staff and students that, due to reasons beyond our control, the opening date for the second semester has been shifted from 9th February 2026 to 16th February 2026. Management is therefore requesting all members of staff and students to make necessary adjustments accordingly. Any inconveniences caused by the change are sincerely regretted
We are excited to announce that Domasi College of Education is hosting a Tree Planting Activity as follows:
📅 Date: Today, 23rd January 2026
🕗 Time: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
📍 Venue: Domasi College of Education Grounds
This special event will be graced by our Principal, Dr. A. M. Yambeni, who will join staff, students, and community members in planting trees to promote a greener and healthier environment.
Let’s come together to make a lasting impact for future generations. Don’t forget to bring your energy, smiles, and love for nature! 🌳💚
Domasi College of Education is proud to announce significant progress in the implementation of the Skills for a Vibrant Economy (SAVE) Project, a transformative initiative funded by the World Bank. As part of this Project, the College is currently constructing a state-of-the-art Open, Distance and e-Learning (ODeL) Hub, which is expected to be completed by 15th April 2026.
The new ODeL Hub will be a modern two-storey building, adding not only to the academic capacity of the College but also to the overall aesthetics of the campus. Once completed, the facility will house several offices and workspaces for staff who coordinate ODeL programs, provide equipment for digital content creation, among others. This will greatly enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of teaching and learning through distance and online platforms. Consequently, this will ensure that Domasi College of Education continues to play a leading role in the advancement of teacher education and capacity building in Malawi.
The ODeL Hub is envisioned as more than just an administrative center; it will stand as a symbol of innovation and resilience in education delivery, ensuring that learning opportunities are flexible, accessible, and inclusive. It reflects Domasi College of Education’s commitment to harnessing modern technologies to improve the quality of education in line with global trends.
We invite students, staff, stakeholders, and the wider community to follow the progress of this exciting Project as it unfolds. Below, are some images of the ODeL Centre construction as of now.
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