TSC to Deploy 6,000 Teachers to Special Schools – Addressing the Shortage of Educators
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced plans to deploy 6,000 teachers to Special Needs Education (SNE) centers to address the shortage of educators. This move comes as a result of a collaboration between the TSC and the Kenya Union of Special Needs Education Teachers (Kusnet). Read more on The Standard.
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The Impact of Low Teacher Pay on School Finances in Kilifi County
the low pay of teachers in Kilifi County has had a significant impact on school finances, forcing principals to use lunch money collected from students to compensate their teaching staff. The acute shortage of teachers, coupled with the delay in government fund disbursement
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Alert! Learners Staying Away from Public Institutions
Explore the consequences of declining enrollment in public schools and the impact on the Ministry of Education’s resources. Discover the reasons behind this trend and the potential solutions to address the issue.
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TSC Recruitment News: 26,000 Interns to be Confirmed into PNP and 20,000 Teachers to be Employed in JSS
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) plans to confirm 26,000 interns into Permanent and Pensionable (PNP) positions and employ an additional 20,000 teachers in Junior Secondary Schools (JSS). Find out more about this significant development in TSC recruitment news.
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Orengo’s Call for Teachers to be Given a Slot at TSC – A Step Towards Empowerment
Siaya Governor James Orengo has raised concerns about the lack of teachers’ representation at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), a constitutional body responsible for overseeing the welfare and development of teachers in Kenya. In his statement, Orengo emphasizes the importance of having at least one member representing the teachers’ fraternity within the commission. According to […]
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Kenyan Government to Release Sh16.25 Billion in Capitation Funds for Secondary Education in 10 Days
The Kenyan government has announced its plans to release Sh16.25 billion in capitation funds for secondary education, aiming to address financial challenges in public schools and improve the learning environment for students.
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Government Urges Parliament to raise Capitation funds for Free Education
The government of Kenya is facing hurdles in financing free education due to the significant increase in the student population. Read more on Capital News.
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Kenya Kwanza: 26,000 Intern Teachers to be Confirmed for Permanent Plan
The Kenya Kwanza government is set to confirm 26,000 intern teachers for permanent and pensionable employment. This move aims to address the shortage of teachers in public primary and secondary schools and ensure 100% transition of learners.
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KICD: Grade 9 Won’t be Moved from Junior School
The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) affirms that Grade Nine will remain in Junior School, dispelling rumors of its relocation to Senior School. This article explores the rationale behind the current education system in Kenya and highlights the importance of maintaining the 2-6-3-3 structure.
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KUPPET: A whooping 123,000 Teachers left out Recent Promotions.
Explore the recent promotions controversy in the education sector, where the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) demands the elevation of 123,000 members who were excluded due to insufficient funds. Delve into the issues faced by teachers, the impact on their motivation, and the proposed solutions.
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TSC Promotes 36,505 Teachers to Higher Grades: Check your fate with TSC Number Here.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya has announced the promotion of 36,505 teachers to higher grades. This decision comes after interviews conducted in January 2024. Visit the TSC website for more information.
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The Digitization of Kenya’s Education Sector: A Step Towards Transparency and Efficiency
The Cabinet of Kenya has recently made a groundbreaking decision to digitize the education sector within 30 days. This bold move aims to tackle the prevalent issues of fraud and exploitation that have plagued the sector for years. By leveraging technology, the government hopes to bring about transparency, accountability, and efficiency to the education system. […]
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Boosting Education: Schools to Receive Sh28bn Capitation Funds by Tomorrow
In a recent declaration made by Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, it has been revealed that schools across Kenya are set to receive an astounding sum of Sh28 billion in capitation funds. This announcement has garnered significant attention and is expected to have a profound impact on the education sector. In this essay, we will […]
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Full Government Capitation for Schools in Kenya: A Boost to Education Funding
Discover how the Ministry of Education in Kenya has announced the allocation of full government capitation to public secondary schools, increasing the funding to Ksh 22,244 per student. Explore the impact of this decision on the education sector and the efforts to align the curriculum with international standards.
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Unveiling the Dark Reality: The Disturbing Surge of Teacher Deaths in Kisumu
In recent years, the picturesque county of Kisumu in Kenya has been marred by a disturbing trend: a rise in attacks and deaths among teachers. This disheartening reality has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving many wondering what has led to such a dire situation. The most recent victim of this alarming trend is Calvin […]
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The Impact of AI and Technology on the Future of Jobs
Explore the secret list of soon-to-be-extinct jobs due to the rise of AI and technology. Discover how industries are adapting and the potential implications for the labor force.
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Ministry’s Proposal for New School Placing Rules: A Step Towards Equitable Education
The Ministry of Education in Kenya is set to introduce new school placing rules, aiming to provide equitable access to education and align the education system with global trends. Learn more about the proposed changes and their potential impact.
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Moments of Joy as TSC Promotes 36000 Teachers and Vows to Hire Thousands More
Education is the foundation of any society, and the role of teachers in shaping the minds of future generations cannot be overstated. In Kenya, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) plays a crucial role in ensuring that teachers are well-equipped and motivated to deliver quality education. Recently, there has been a promotion boom for 36,000 teachers, […]
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Unveiling Kenya’s Academic Gems: A Closer Look at the Most Sought-After High Schools
Explore the analysis of Kenya’s most coveted high schools, as revealed by the 2023 placement results. Delve into the factors that make these institutions highly sought-after and the challenges encountered in the selection process. Gain insights into the evolving landscape of education in Kenya.
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Jamhuri Day: Celebrating The Day When Kenya Became a Republic.
Explore the significance of Jamhuri Day in Kenya, a national holiday that commemorates the country’s independence and celebrates its journey towards becoming a republic. Discover the rich history, cultural traditions, and festive celebrations that make this day special for all Kenyans.
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China Discovers ‘Black Gold’
Changqing Oilfield Discovers Large-Scale Oilfield in Gansu Province Changqing Oilfield, a subsidiary of PetroChina, has made a significant discovery in Hongde, Huanxian County, Gansu Province, China. The oilfield, located in the western region of the Ordos Basin, boasts well-preserved geological reserves exceeding 100 million tonnes. Exploration efforts began in June 2021, utilizing advanced 3D seismic […]
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Navigating the KUCCPS Student’s Transfer Portal: Essential Steps for Successful Transfers
Welcome to the KUCCPS Student’s Transfer Portal! Prepare to embark on a journey of academic mobility and progression as you explore the seamless process of transferring courses. Before diving into the application, take a moment to familiarize yourself with these crucial instructions: Ensuring Eligibility: Transfer Guidelines: Application Process: Important Reminders:
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Analysis of Bachelor of Law Program and Subject Requirements in Kenya
Comprehensive Examination of Subject Requirements and their Implications for the Bachelor of Law Degree Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) is a degree program offered in the field of law. It is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles, concepts, and practices. Here are some key points to analyze the Bachelor of Law […]
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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has made an announcement regarding the promotion of 36,000 teachers.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has made an announcement regarding the promotion of 36,000 teachers across nine different grades. This update follows closely on the heels of another round of promotions for 14,000 teachers. The TSC stated that the promotions will be distributed among primary and secondary schools, as well as teacher training colleges. Specifically, […]
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