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TSC List of Delocalized Teachers Per County, September 2020-Nyamira; List of Schools Affected by the Latest TSC Delocalization 2020

Shock as TSC Extends Probation Period for New Teachers: TSC will confirm them on permanent and pensionable terms after 10 years of continuous service!

TSC Finally Resolves the DoB Technical Hitch Experienced in the Ongoing Online TSC Recruitment Exercised

Teachers serving under the internship program will have something to smile at in the ongoing TSC recruitment exercise after the body mandated to employ teachers gave them ten(10) marks. This will undoubtedly give them an upper hand in recruitment.

TSC Total Number of Slots Per Subject Combination for Advertised Teaching Vacancies for Secondary School Teachers September/ October 2020

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has released an official recruitment schedule for the advertised recruitment, replacement and promotion vacancies for secondary school teachers.

Click on the following link to view currently available TSC teaching posts-September 2020

The Teachers Service Commission has declared 5000 teaching posts in Kenyan public secondary schools to support 100 percent transition in secondary schools once schools reopen.

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 the contentious decision to reopen schools amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Ruto was speaking during a church service at African Inland Church (AIC) Pipeline in Embakasi South, Nairobi when he touched on the resumption of learning. The Deputy President revealed that the government would make numerous consultations before making a decision to reopen schools amid the…

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.

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 seeking to bar the CS from executing the program. A conservatory order barring the community-based learning initiative was since issued, pending hearing and determination of the case. At the same time, Aura filed a petition asking the government to re-open schools for third term on September 1, 2020. Being a father of three, he said that…

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 for the community-based learning program registration. Through its bulk SMS service, the Commission made it clear that the deadline for registration is today on Monday August 24 at exactly 5.00 p.m. "Dear Mrs....The deadline for registration of the ongoing mapping of teachers at zonal and sub-county levels for the community-based learning is on Monday…

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 successfully placed on its payroll but their details are yet to be submitted to the Teacher Management Information System, TMIS portal. TMIS is a platform created by TSC to consolidate teachers' details for effective communication. Through TMIS, the commission can pass across important messages including important announcements, dates and deadlines via the bulk SMS…

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.

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 recently reversed to schools. Data seen by our media team indicates that a total of Sh 15.4 billion has been released to public schools’ accounts upon verification of BOM teachers’ data. The money was reversed to enable the ministry to verify the number of TSC registered BOM teachers in all the 47 counties for accountability purposes. 13.3…

Community-based learning may take a while to be fully implemented owing to the rigorous steps involved.

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The Teachers Service Commission is thrilled after winning yet another major court case bordering on the release of over Sh 600 million KNUT union dues.

THIS IS THE CURRICULUM WHICH WILL BE TAUGHT DURING THE COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM

TSC: Teachers have two days to register for the community-based program The Teachers Service Commission has extended the registration deadline for all TSC employed teachers to enable them register for the upcoming community-based learning program. In its latest communication, the Commission expects all teachers employed on permanent and pensionable terms as well as those on internship terms to submit their details by Friday. This follows concerns raised by some heads about the delay in information flow. School…

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has directed all TSC-employed teachers to submit their details to the Curriculum Support Officers and Sub-County education directors within their current residences by Wednesday, August 12, 2020.

The ministry now wants heads to verify data for all BOM teachers and give updated information on their employment status as of March 15, 2020 when schools were abruptly shut down to contain further spread of the Coronavirus pandemic.

This list features details of the teachers including the name, school, teaching areas, sub-county, and county.

The six primary school teachers had been promoted based on higher qualifications and duly released by TSC to serve as lecturers in teacher training colleges. Barely two years after getting deployed to the TTCs, they were forced to go back to primary schools to serve as regular classroom teachers.

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has issued a complete set of rules that will govern the new community-based learning set to be rolled out soon.

This, therefore, means that BOM teachers will have to wait longer now that the money has been reversed on grounds that the ministry did not give details on how the money will be spent.

If CS Magoha’s latest sentiments are anything to go by, then learners in Kenya may not resume learning in January 2021 as earlier planned.