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    Warm regards,
    Mary Totona 
    Trainer.

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Available courses

PARASITOLOGY

A parasitology course describes the study of parasites, including parasitic protozoa, helminths (worms), and arthropods, and their relationship with hosts. Topics typically include the life cycles and transmission of major human parasites, their impact on human health, and how to diagnose and treat parasitic diseases. A basic course focuses on the appearance, life cycles, and modes of transmission of common parasites, while advanced courses may delve deeper into epidemiology and laboratory diagnostics. 

IMMUNOLOGY

Immunology explores the structure, function, and regulation of the immune system, emphasizing how the body defends itself against pathogens and maintains internal balance. 

This course introduces the fundamental principles of immunology, including the innate and adaptive immune responses, antigen recognition, immune cell development, and the molecular mechanisms of immune signalling.

LABORATORY PRACTICE

A laboratory course is designed to provide students with experiential learning opportunities that reinforce scientific concepts through observation, experimentation, and analysis. Students engage in structured experiments that develop technical skills, critical thinking, and an understanding of scientific methodology. These courses often accompany lecture-based classes and cover disciplines such as biology, chemistry, physics, or medical laboratory science.

MICROBIOLOGY

A Microbiology course typically covers the study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa, and their impact on humans, animals, and the environment.