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TSC Promotes 36,505 Teachers to Higher Grades

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya has recently announced the promotion of 36,505 teachers to higher grades. This decision comes after a series of interviews that were conducted in January 2024. The TSC released the list of promoted teachers on their official website, http://tsc.go.ke.

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The promotion of these teachers is a significant step towards recognizing their hard work and dedication in the education sector. It is a testament to their commitment to providing quality education to students across the country. The TSC has always been committed to improving the welfare and professional growth of teachers, and this promotion is a reflection of that commitment.

The promotion process involved interviews that assessed the teachers’ qualifications, experience, and performance. The 36,505 teachers who were promoted have demonstrated excellence in their respective roles and have met the criteria set by the TSC.

This promotion is not only a recognition of the teachers’ efforts but also serves as motivation for other educators to strive for excellence. It encourages teachers to continually improve their skills and knowledge to advance in their careers.

The TSC’s decision to release the list of promoted teachers on its website is a transparent and efficient way of communicating the results. Teachers can easily access the information and verify their promotion status. It also promotes accountability and ensures that the promotion process is fair and unbiased.

In conclusion, the promotion of 36,505 teachers to higher grades by the TSC is a positive development for the education sector in Kenya. It acknowledges the hard work and dedication of these teachers and serves as an incentive for others to excel in their profession. The TSC’s commitment to transparency and fairness in the promotion process is commendable. This promotion will undoubtedly contribute to the overall improvement of the education system in the country.