The Kenya Association of Technical Training Institutions (KATTI) is the body that co-ordinates the activities of technical training institutes all over the country.

The Association provides a common forum for identifying common interests to the institutions and determining strategies for addressing such issues for the purpose of the qualitative and quality improvement of Technical Education and Training in Kenya.

The Association has its headquarters at the Kenya Polytechnic University College, Nairobi.

Presently, its membership includes all institutions under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology, Ministry of Labour, Kenya Railways, Ministry of Communication, National Youth Service and Private TIVET Colleges. Its total membership currently is about 100 institutes following the upgrading of new institutions from youth polytechnics to Technical Training Institutions.

The Association is a non-political body which always endeavours to promote technical training to higher levels in technological advancement. The  Organisational Structure of the professional body  is such that, the whole country is represented  in its management where the National Chairman is the one who ensures smooth running of the Association’s Programmes and is the main spokesman of the body. The Secretary General is the Chief Executive of the Association and the National Treasurer is the custodian of the Association’s funds.