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Join Our Facebook Page The novel Coronavirus has wreaked havoc world over and AON has moved to help in preventing the spread of the ongoing pandemic among teachers using the insurance service. COVID-19 is known to remain viable for hours or even days on materials and therefore replacing identification Biometrics that involve contact such as […]
Join Our Facebook Page The Teachers Service Commission TSC has today assured Kenyan teachers that they will be paid their March 2020 Salaries in time. Beatrice Wababu, the Teachers Service Commission head of communications, notified the public via a post on the TSC’s Twitter handle. TSC March 2020 Salary Being Processed “March 2020 Salaries are […]
Join Our Facebook Page Linah Anyango teaches Biology and Chemistry at Changamwe Secondary School in Mombasa and she is now 11 years in the teaching profession. She has been shortlisted in the top 50 in the Sh. 100 million annual Global Teacher Prize. She was shortlisted among the top 50 from over 12, 000 nominations […]
A teacher in Bomet County was on Friday arrested for allowing teaching in a school in contravention to President Uhuru’s order of closure of schools to curb the spread of Coronavirus. The teacher was arrested at Sigor Primary School in Chepalungu Constituency, Bomet County. The Sub County Director of Education (SCDE) Johnstone Mogusu, and the […]
Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary of Education Professor George Magoha has sent a stern warning against teachers or anyone assembling learners for any form of tuition during this period of closure meant to fight the spread of Corona Virus (Covid19). In a statement through the Ministry of Education twitter handle, the Cabinet Secretary discouraged individuals assembling learners […]
President Uhuru Kenyatta has ordered all schools in Kenya to be closed from Monday the 16th March 2020 to help curb the spread of Corona (Covid-19) Virus. Through a press statement to the country, the President clearly stipulated that he has suspended learning in all education institutions. “Consequently and to facilitate a phased approach, primary […]
Police have arrested several Maranda high school students hours before the school administration suspended ten of them for allegedly setting the school dormitory on fire on the night of Friday the 13th March 2020. The students were apprehended and taken to Bondo Police Station after they were suspected to have spearheaded the attempts to set […]
The Teachers Service Commission TSC has announced plans to award the teachers an annual salary increment and promote a hundred thousand (100,000) P1 teachers starting July 2020. Dr. Nancy Macharia, the TSC Chief Executive Office released the good news as she announced the TSC budget of Ksh. 7 Billion to cater for the promotion of […]
The Teachers Service Commission TSC has signed and sealed a deal that will see all teachers in Kenya part with Ksh. 6,000 each year for professional development training. TSC signed the deal with four educational institutions that will undertake the teacher training starting from April 2020. The institutions are; Kenyatta University, Riara University, Mount Kenya […]
The Teachers Service Commission TSC has given the names of 7,104 applicant teachers whose TSC Certificates of Registration have been returned to TSC Headquarters by the post office. The Commission therefore advices these teacher applicants to go and collect their TSC certificates from the Teachers Service Commission TSC Headquarters, TSC House, Quality Assurance and Standards […]
This post examines the new 2020 Teachers Service Commission AON Minet Medical Insurance Scheme detailed information, how new members can enroll, and how to access the insurance benefits. Who is Eligible for the 2020 TSC AON Minet Medical Insurance Scheme? Principal Member All teachers employed by the Teachers’ Service Commission (TSC) and actively in service […]
Teachers’ Lawyer Soyinka Lempaa has sued the Teachers Service Commission TSC for employing 10,300 qualified teachers as interns. Mr. Lempaa, formally a teacher by profession before becoming a lawyer, claims the Ksh. 15,000 for Secondary School teachers and Ksh. 10,000 for primary, is too low in comparison to the other employed teachers. Interested Parties Can […]