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TEACHERS SERVICE COMMISSION VACANCIES FOR TEACHING POSTS IN PUBLIC PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS – JULY 2021 Join Our Telegram Group The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has opened applications for 5,000 teaching vacancies in secondary schools to support the government policy of 100 percent transition of learners from primary to secondary school. The Teachers recruited shall […]
Join Our Telegram Group TO ALL COUNTY DIRECTORS OF EDUCATION (MAKE ENOUGH COPIES FOR ALL SCHOOLS IN YOUR COUNTY) RE: 2021 EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL’ ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION The East African Community is pleased to announce the EAC Sstudents’ Essay Writing Competition; 2021. The competition is open to students in secondary schools (Form One […]
Join Our Telegram Group The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has now opened the TPAD2 portal that is filled online for the third term. Teachers can now activate their TPAD2 accounts and begin the filling process. According to the Commission, teachers should fill, finish and submit TPAD ratings for term three before the deadline day set […]
The 1,550 advertised vacancies present a chance for registered but unemployed teachers who exited service through natural attrition (1,119 posts for primary schools ad 431 posts for secondary schools). The Teachers Service Commission has since released a marking scheme to be used during the recruitment. TSC 2021 RECRUITMENT MARKING SCHEME SECONDARY SCHOOLS SCORE SHEET Awarding […]
The Ministry of Education has directed KCPE candidates to do a revision of Sub-County school choices. This was via a circular addressed to Regional Directors of Education, County Directors of Education and Sub-County Directors of Education. The Ministry of Education has asked schools to revise the choices between 15th February and 26th February, 2021. Besides, […]
Headteachers of public schools have called on the Ministry of Education to instruct parents to pay school fees for learners in Grade 4, Class 8, and Form 4. A majority of learners who reported to the school for the second term have not paid school fees for the second term. Heads of secondary schools spoke […]
The government has released new guidelines through the ministry of education. They will be observed in schools as reopening is around the corner. Education CS has unveiled the new regulations on September 16, 2020, while giving a press conference on the reopening of schools. Some of the proposed regulations include the following. Eating will be […]
Following the closure of schools due to COVID-19, students are becoming extremely tired of staying at home. Those who have been learning online have also started getting bored. Based on research done by Teacher.co.ke, many learners miss the joy of being in school because there was more interaction with other learners and teachers. Besides, at […]
On Tuesday, a day after President Uhuru Kenyatta announced the lifting of the cessation order for Mombasa, Nairobi, and Mandera counties, CS Magoha announced that basic education institutions will resume next year. This comes after parents and other stakeholders expressed concerns concerning the reopening of schools in September. “Stakeholders have ditched the proposal to reopen […]
It has become increasingly difficult for secondary and primary schools to reopen while observing the COVID-19 safety precautions to avoid more infections. Many suggestions have been bundled about but none has looked able to solve the reopening problem. Here are the ten possible solutions that the government can borrow to solve the September reopening of […]
Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus once told his nation that they should ‘drink beer and wash their hands with it’. As ridiculous as that is especially coming from the head of state who is supposed to lead his flock by example, Belarus continued with football matches with fans attending despite the presence of the […]
There is a higher probability that Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) institutions will reopen in shifts, as opposed to primary and secondary schools. This revelation was brought forth by Education Cabinet Secretary, George Magoha who pointed at infrastructural challenges and congestion being a huge obstacle in the opening of primary and secondary schools. Speaking […]