DP Ruto Voices His Opinion about Decision to Re-open Schools, Read his Sentiments Below; Deputy President William Ruto on Sunday, August 30, weighed in on […]
TSC Teachers’ Retirement Age: TSC Clears the Air on Reviewed Teachers’ Retirement Age
Over 320, 000 TSC employed teachers in primary and secondary schools in Kenya will now receive treatment for the novel coronavirus after TSC signed a pact with AON medical scheme.
“The TSC Head office has learned that your school was mapped under a former municipality and earmarked for hardship allowances erroneously,” read the letter sent to one of the teachers, in part.
Timetable: Ministry Releases Community Based Learning, CBL Timetable The ministry of education has released a timetable containing a detailed program on how the upcoming community-based […]
Court suspends implementation of the Community Based Learning Justice Makau temporarily suspended the implementation of cimma parent, James Aura, through his lawyer, filed a petition […]
TSC Issues a new deadline for registration of teachers for the community-based program, CBL The Teachers Service, TSC has notified teachers about the new deadline […]
TSC official list of teachers on payroll but missing on TMIS The Teachers Service noCommission, TSC has released a list of teachers who have been […]
Preliminary data from the Teachers Service Commission, TSC shows that only 224, 494 teachers have signed up for the Community-based learning program. A total of 155, 176 primary tutors have registered with the local TSC officials as instructed by the Commission.
Even as we jubilate over the release of free primary and secondary education funds to cater for the salaries of BOM teachers, let us not forget about our brothers and sisters whose deployment letters are yet to be dispatched.
This, therefore, means that teachers and other BOM staff will receive their full salaries including arrears after the ministry sealed corruption loopholes by capturing their data.
This therefore means that teachers and other BOM staff will receive their full salaries including arrears after the ministry sealed corruption loopholes by capturing their data.
Good news as ministry finally releases reversed FSE funds for BOM teachers’ salaries The education ministry has finally released free secondary education funds which were […]
The online campaign dubbed “Help Kenyan Students to Have Freedom with their Hair” has so far gathered momentum with over 8, 800 signatures having been collected by August 18.
Community-based learning may take a while to be fully implemented owing to the rigorous steps involved.
It is in the public domain that parliament has been ordered to scrap off some areas initially listed as hardship areas for teachers and other civil servants on grounds that the areas are no longer hardship having developed over the years.
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