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CORRUPTION, THE NEW CANCER IN KENYA

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

I have come to resonate with one of the critics who referred to corruption as a cancer that begins slowly but then rapidly spreads to other parts of the body. Therefore I won’t be wrong if I baptized this menace the term cancer. For a long period of time, corruption has been an infectious disease that affects even the most righteous of all.

Therefore, the question that should be ringing in our mind right now is “who should we blame?” Many a times, our political leaders have taken responsibility but it is time we learnt not to be quick at pointing fingers. This is simply because corruption starts with you and me. Maybe this is why we should remind ourselves about the definition of corruption. In my understanding, it simply refers to any unfair dealing. So if you obtain your goods illegally, tamper with electricity or fail to comply with the dictates of the Kenya Revenue Authority then you are also very corrupt. My point is that one doesn’t have to dip his/her fingers into the public coffers only; there are many forms of corruption. These include:

Bribery- this is the act of convincing someone to do you a favor by giving him/ her money, presents or other gifts.

Favoritism- it refers to unfair support given to an individual or group especially by people in authority. It can also be defined as preferential treatment.

Nepotism- using your power or influence to give preferential treatment to members of your own family.

Tribalism- favoring members of your own tribe.

Cronyism- giving important jobs to people who are close to you rather than to independent people who have the required knowledge, skills and experience.

Now you do understand quite well when I tell you to turn the pointing finger. Each and every one of us has rubbed shoulders with the law in one way or another. Another indispensable fact that we should not shun is the myriad number of corruption scams that have shaken the country to its core.

One of the highly volatile corruption scandals in Kenya is the Goldenberg scandal in which gold was smuggled from Congo. This scam cost the Kenyan tax payers over 10 % of our country’s GDP.

The other scandal was called the Paul Ngei Maize Scandal (1965). In this, Paul Ngei, the then minister for marketing and cooperatives got involved in a scam that led to a national maize shortage.

Next is the Grand Regency Scandal in which the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) allegedly sold a luxury hotel to Libyan investors below the appraised market price.

In the year 2009, the sale of imported maize scandal also came to light.

Another looting spree at Kenya’s National Youth Service also saw suspects being arraigned in court and charged with fraud. A cake of Kshs 8 billion was allegedly shared among individuals.

Lastly, the 2009 Triton oil scam also found its way into the headlines when the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) secretly released oil without informing its financiers.

These are just but a few cases. The most recent scandal that has ruffled feathers at Maasai Mara University (Narok County) in Kenya is a clear proof of the sorry state of corruption in Kenya. The citizen television expose on Sunday which was dubbed “The Mara Heist” revealed how the university’s management is believed to have misappropriated kshs 190 million.

All is not lost though. There is a glimmer of hope since some patriotic whistle blowers have put their lives on the line to stop this corruption train. I personally hail them. If you and I turned the pointing finger then we would easily realize that by keeping mum in the face of corruption we also take part in committing the offence. Let all of us say no to this vice that is eating into the very intestines of the country whose independence our forefathers fought for.

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Ramba High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean Score-7.924, Rank(Nationally)-158, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

Ramba High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean Score-7.924, Rank(Nationally)-158, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

OFFICIAL KCSE Results 2023 for Ramba Boys High School

In KCSE 2023 results, the school registered an improvement after posting an impressive mean score of 7.924 B- Minus, a marked drop, a negative deviation, from 8.08 B-. The school still made it to the Top 200 KCSE after clinching position 158 nationally. Check out the 2024 KCSE results for Ramba Boys High school at the KNEC portal once the results are officially released. Click Here to access the KNEC portal.

KCSE Results 2022-2023 for Ramba Boys High

Ramba Boys High Posts Stellar Performance during the KCSE 2023 Results, Check out the School’s KCSE results, Mean score, grade distribution, candidature-enrolment rates, number of As, ranking, mean grade summary, and previous KCSE Results on our website at newspro.co.ke

Ramba Boys High School stamped authority once more in Siaya County on matters of academic performance and KCSE 2023 Results ranking in 2023.

The school proved its worth after scooping the highly sought-after KCSE 2023 top grades including some As thus emerging among the Top 200 schools nationally and the Top 100 best performing and top-ranking schools in Siaya County.

Worth noting is the fact that during the KCSE 2023 Results released in December 2023, Ramba Boys High had over 75% of its KCSE 2023 candidates attaining the minimum direct entry grade to the university under full government sponsorship-KUCCPS in 2023.

The School’s Top Candidate this year scored an A- making it to the list of Top KCSE 2023 candidates.

Ramba Boys High KCSE 2023 Results- A Comprehensive Performance Analysis & Grade Count Summary for Ramba Boys High School, one of the KCSE 2023/2024 Top Ranking Secondary Schools Nationally and in Siaya County, Nyanza region

If you are dying to know how Ramba Boys High performed during the KCSE 2023 KNEC exams, we have provided a comprehensive analysis of the school’s KCSE 2020 results on our website. Click on the following link to access Verified KCSE 2022/2022 Results for all KCSE Top performing schools; official KNEC Results Portal,

Ramba Boys High KCSE 2023 Mean Score,

Ramba Boys High KCSE 2023 Grade Count Summary and Grade Distribution,

KCSE 2023-2024 Results Analysis for Ramba Boys High 2024,

Ramba Boys High School KCSE Results 2024,

Get a detailed analysis of Ramba Boys High – School’s KCSE 2023 mean grade count summary for the whole school and other KCSE top-performing and best ranking secondary schools across the 47 counties HERE; KCSE 2023-2024 OFFICIAL AND VERIFIED KNEC RESULTS PORTAL

School’s Previous KCSE Performance-2019 KCSE Results

In the year 2019, the school posted an impressive mean score.

Transition to Universities: More than 70% of the KCSE candidates attained the Minimum Entry Grade to the university, C+ Plus and above.

Special Credits

KCSE 2022; The school appeared in the KCSE 2019 Top 200 schools nationally. It scooped position 175 nationally dethroning some of the giant schools during KCSE KNEC exams.

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Kuccps Releases Placement Results for KCSE 2020; Candidates To Know KUCCPS Placement Results Today

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

Kuccps Releases Placement Results for KCSE 2020; Candidates To Know KUCCPS Placement Results Today

KCSE 2020 Candidates To Know KUCCPS Placement Results Today

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education 2020 candidates will know their KUCCPS placement results today.

More than 140,000 candidates who scored C+ and above from the KCSE class of 2020 will calm down their anxiety after months of waiting since they applied for their preferred courses.

Read also: How To Check KUCCPS Placement 2021/2022, University/College Placement

Also expected to know their kuccps placement results are candidates who scored between C plain and E from the year 2000 to 2020 and have not benefitted from government sponsorship to any TVET institution.

Read also: KUCCPS Student Portal Login student.kuccps.net for 2021/2022 Admission Application

KUCCPS allowed candidates to execute the third and Final Revision of Choices for placement to universities and colleges which was concluded on July 23, 2021.

How To Check KUCCPS Placement 2021/2022, University/College Placement
Students can check universities or colleges they have been placed in three main ways;

Through KUCCPS Student portal
KUCCPS Mobile App
SMS
Through KUCCPS Student Portal
This is the most preferred way of checking placement report. It entails students login in using KCSE index number and using either KCPE index number or Birth Certificate number as password.

Here are steps to follow:

Visit: https://students.kuccps.net/
Login with your details as follows;
Username: (Use your full Index Number)
Year: (2020)
Password: (Use your Birth Certificate Number)
Once you logged in you will be able to see the course and university or college you have been placed.

Through KUCCPS Mobile App
This is the most convenient way of checking course placed. However, before using this method you must first download the mobile app from Google store.

To download KUCCPS student portal app go to google play store or click here.

Once the app has been downloaded, you can log in by using your KCSE index number, enter the year you did your KCSE and use either Your Birth Certificate Number or KCPE Index Number (as used in KCSE Exam Registration) as your Initial Password.

SMS
This involves the placement body sending message directly to the phone number of an applicant. Remember that during application for placement of courses, one is required to add mobile phone number in personal information.

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DID YOU KNOW THAT ELIUD KIPCHOGE’S RARE WIN IN VIENNA IS NOT A WORLD RECORD?

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

Today is a very special day in Kenya’s history as its boldest son Eliud Kipchoge broke the record when he crossed the finish line in less than two hours.

Eliud Kipchoge completed the 42-kilometre marathon in 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 challenge which took place in Vienna, Austria.

However, it is crucial to note that Kipchoge’s feat at INEOS will not be recognized as an official world record.

If you are still wondering why then here are the reasons:

Following the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) for a race to receive a worldwide nod it must meet the following criteria:

The race MUST:

. Be formally approved by the IAAF or the Athletics Federation of the host country

. Have pacemakers who do not rotate in and out of the race.

. Be vetted by anti-doping controls

. Have refreshments taken from official stations, not brought to an athlete

. Have at least three competitors

. Have the course measured and verified by an official

. The athlete should not be paced by a vehicle.

REFRESHMENTS

During his first attempt, refreshments were brought to Eliud Kipchoge. The marathon was held in Monza, Italy two years ago. Besides, refreshments were brought to the champion an act which is against IAAF’s rules.

The same happened today at Vienna when eight pre-prepared drinks were offered to the athlete after every 3.1 miles.

Therefore, the 34-year-old’s recognized men’s world record is the 02:01:39 time which he set in the Flat Berlin Marathon on 16th September 2018.

PRE-PREPARED COURSE

According to an analysis by sports experts at Vienna University, the course had been pre-prepared in such a way that it should take Kipchoge 4.5 seconds more than on a computer-simulated flat and straight path.

In total, he just had to ascend 26 metres and climb 12 metres.

FIERCE COMPETITION

The world marathon record has for a long time been fiercely contested between Kenya and Ethiopia.

Kipchoge’s record was almost broken last month by Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia in the Berlin Marathon.

Kenenisa crossed the finish line in 2:01:21.

NOTE: KIPCHOGE’S RACE IN VIENNA, AUSTRIA WAS NOT A COMPETITION BUT A MOVE MEANT TO INSPIRE PEOPLE TO HAVE DREAMS THAT ARE BIGGER THAN THEIR FEARS.

This was confirmed by Eliud Kipchoge himself who in response to his critics said he was running to sell #NoHumanIsLimited and inspire the world. He said the marathon was aimed at changing the lives of people, not for the sake of money.

CONGRATULATIONS KIPCHOGE, THE MISSION HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED!

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TSC BREAKING NEWS;TEACHERS TO MISS OUT ON JULY PAY RISE, KUPPET RELEASES LIST; KUPPET LIST OF TSC-EMPLOYED TEACHERS WHO WILL NOT BENEFIT FROM THE JULY 2020 SALARY INCREASE, PAY RISE

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

TSC BREAKING NEWS; TSC TEACHERS TO MISS OUT ON JULY PAY RISE, KUPPET RELEASES LIST; KUPPET LIST OF TSC-EMPLOYED TEACHERS WHO WILL NOT BENEFIT FROM THE JULY 2020 SALARY INCREASE, PAY RISE

KUPPET RELEASES LIST OF TUTORS WHO WILL NOT BENEFIT FROM THE JULY 2020 PAY RISE, ORDERS THEM TO CONTACT NEAREST KUPPET OFFICES TO FORMALIZE UNION MEMBERSHIP

It has come to the attention of KUPPET that several TSC employed teachers are likely to miss out on the July salary increment since they are currently being paid on CBA II terms.

Consequently, the union has notified school principals in all counties to inform the affected teachers to get in touch with KUPPET officials or heads to resolve the issue before July.

DEADLINE

If the affected teachers will not contact the union to formalize their union membership before June 15, 2020 they will not benefit from the salary increase which will be effected in July 2020.

“I am kindly notifying the teachers in this list that they are being paid using CBA 2 and they are likely to miss July pay increase signed between KUPPET and TSC. I am advising them to contact any union official in their branches or school heads so that we can formalize their union membership before 15^th this month so that they can benefit with salary increase next month, regards.

Eliud Wanjohi

Executive Secretary, KUPPET-Nakuru”

In Nakuru County for instance, a total of 205 tutors are likely to miss out on the July 2020 payrise which will be effected by the Teachers Service Commission next month.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL LIST OF TUTORS LIKELY TO BE AFFECTED BY THE JULY 2020 PAY RISE IN NAKURU COUNTY

TSC TO EFFECT ANNUAL SALARY INCREMENT FOR TUTORS AND PROMOTE 100, 000 P1 TEACHERS STARTING JULY 2020, FULL DETAILS BELOW-TSC NEWS

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Primary school teachers are a happy lot this time as their employer, the Teachers Service Commission, TSC announced plans to effect the promotion of over 100, 000 P1 tutors and annual salary increment for all TSC-employed teachers in Kenya.

While announcing the TSC budget for the next financial year 2020/2021, TSC Boss Dr. Nancy Macharia broke the good news. According to Dr. Macharia, Kshs 7 billion has been set aside for the promotion of 100, 000 P1 teachers and annual salary increment for teachers.

The CEO was defending her budget for the year 2020/2021 before the Parliamentary Education Committee (PEC).

2017-2021 CBA PHASE FOUR TO AFFECT TSC ANNUAL SALARY INCREMENT AS FROM JULY 2020

The Commission has already implemented three phased of the 2017-2021 Central Bargaining Agreement, CBA that greatly affects TSC annual increments for all teachers.

This CBA was a means of averting the unending teacher strikes that had adversely affected the education sector in Kenya.

However, not all teacher grades, previously referred to as job groups, benefitted from the 2017-2021 CBA.

For instance, secondary school teachers in Grade C2 formerly referred to as Job Group K who must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Education or its equivalent from a recognized institution, holders of Diploma in Education in Grade C1 (previously referred to as Job Group H) and Primary School Teachers in Grade B5, formerly referred to as Job Group G got nothing out of the third phase of the 2017-2021 CBA in July 2019.

This means that the aforementioned categories will not get a penny from the fourth and final phase of the implementation of the 2017-2021 CBA in July 2020.

TSC SALARY INCREMENT A SIGH OF RELIEF TO TEACHERS GIVEN THE NEWLY INTRODUCED TPD MODULES

TSC annual salary increment and promotion come in handy at a time when teachers are set to start grappling with the newly introduced Teacher Professional Development modules in April. The new TPD Modules will cost Kshs 6, 000 annually.

This is what Teachers in various categories and Job Groups (Grades) will earn once TSC effects Annual Salary Increments in July 2020

TSC Annual Salary Increment (pay rise) for Teachers with Administrative roles (Principals): a detailed break-down of TSC Annual salary increments for chief principals, senior principals and principals in Grade D5, Grade D4 and Grade D3

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Following the announcement by the Teachers Service Commission about the approval of Kshs 11 billion by members of parliament for the annual salary increment and promotion of TSC-employed teachers, we would like to enlighten you about how various categories of teachers will benefit from the afore-mentioned amount.

Worth noting is that teachers including principals do not receive an equal amount of annual salary increment. The amount differs depending on the teacher’s current grade (job group).

You can find a detailed guide to all the 36 TSC newly- established job groups/ grades on our site.

TSC advertises 10,000 recruitment and promotion vacancies for teachers

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

TSC advertises 10,000 recruitment and promotion vacancies for teachers

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has advertised close to 9,000 new recruitment vacancies for teachers. 4,000 vacancies are for Secondary schools new recruitment to support the Government’s 100 per cent transition policy from primary. Another 927 vacancies are to replace secondary school teachers who have left service due to natural attrition.

Also advertised are 2,987 new vacancies for Primary schools new recruitment. Another 1,000 practicing teachers in primary schools will be promoted and deployed to secondary schools.

Summary of the advertised vacancies.
S/N Vacancy Type Number
1 Secondary schools new recruitment 4,000
2 Secondary schools replacement vacancies 927
3 Deployment vacancies 1,000
4 Primary schools new recruitment 2,987
Total 8,914

Application Deadline
According to TSC Boss, Dr. Nancy Macharia, interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications online through the Commission’s website not later than July 12, 2021.

Qualifications for the vacancies
Qualifications for the 4,000 Secondary schools new recruitment vacancies
To qualify for recruitment of the 4,000 secondary teachers, a candidate must be a Kenyan, holder of at least a diploma in education and registered with TSC.

An applicant must be a Kenyan, hold a P1 certificate or hold a Bachelor’s degree in Education with two teaching subjects.

The candidates are also expected to have attained at least a mean grade of C+ (plus) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination and a similar grade in two teaching subjects or its equivalent.

Additionally, applicants must ensure that certified copies of degree certificates and academic transcripts are filed to the Commission through TSC County Directors within one month of the date of this advertisement.

Qualifications for the 1,000 Deployment vacancies
TSC is also seeking to recruit 1000 primary school teachers, with successful ones expected to be posted to any part of the country and not necessarily in counties they are recruited.

Interested candidates must also be Kenyans, hold a P1 certificate and registered under TSC. The TSC advert is expected to be put out to the public today.

Successful candidates for promotion will be appointed at T-scale 7, Grade C2 under Career Progression Guidelines (CPG) for teachers and will be deployed to schools where vacancies exist.

Successful candidates will be required to present original academic and professional certificates, to or more application for employment will be disqualified,” said Macharia.

TSC has at the same time released new recruitment guidelines as the 2021/2022 recruitment guidelines will be used.

Here is the score sheet that will be used by TSC during 2021 employment for Secondary school teachers

SCORING AREAS	MAXIMUM SCORE
Degree (BED)
First class	35
Second Class Upper	30
Second Class Lower	25
Pass	20
Degree + PGDE or BSC+PGDE
First class	35
Second Class Upper	30
Second Class Lower	25
Pass	20
Diploma + Dip Tech Education
Distinction	25
Credit	20
Pass	15
Diploma in Education
Distinction	25
Credit	20
Pass	15
Maximum Score	35
EVIDENCE OF INTERNSHIP SERVICE	10

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Awarding of marks for Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher (since graduation)

Its also important to note that length of stay after graduation is weighty and it is the mother of all when it comes to scoring marks;

YEAR	SCORE
2012 and before	50
2013	45
2014	40
2015	35
2016	30
2017	25
2018	20
2019	15
2020 and after	10
MAXIMUM SCORE	50

Awarding of marks for Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher for those previously employed by TSC

YEAR	SCORE
2020 and after	50
2019-2018	45
2017-2016	40
2015-2014	30
2013-2012	25
2011-2010	20
2009-2008	15
2007 and before	10
MAXIMUM SCORE	50

NB:For purposes of scoring part B, year of completion of professional training
(BED or PGDE) whose certificate is used to score part A of this score sheet
determines the length of stay but not year of enhancement.

Advantage of Communication ability and Co-curricular certificate of participation

One who has a co-curricular certificate of participation will also stand higher chances of scoring more marks. This part is very crucial when it comes to breaking of ties.

ALSO READ: TSC Explains The Fate Of Intern Teachers Who Missed Out On Permanent Jobs

AREA	SCORE
Communication Ability	2
Participation in Co-curricular activities	1
Students’ academic performance(Exam Record)	1
Special Talent(s)	1
MAXIMUM SCORE	5

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KCPE 2023 Top 100 Candidates Nationally- All Regions in Kenya (Nairobi, Coast, Central, Nyanza, Rift Valley, Eastern, North Eastern and Western Regions)

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

KCPE 2023 Top 1000 Pupils Regionally- All Regions in Kenya (Nairobi, Coast, Central, Nyanza, Rift Valley, Eastern, North Eastern and Western Regions)

Emmaculate Waceke from Nakuru County emerged top in KCPE 2023 results for the Rift Valley region of Kenya after posting an impressive result of 427 marks scooping position two nationally. She closely trailed the top candidate nationally, Michael Warutere who emerged top in Nairobi region. Jacinta Bethany Khasungu led in the Western region with 427 marks. In Nyanza region, Ochola Felix Omondi from Kisumu County emerged top with 426 while Khadija Yunis from Mombasa County scored 426 emerging as the best. Debra Aluel took the lead in Central region after scooping 425 marks. Below is a table showing a comprehensive analysis of the KCPE 2023 Results of all the regions in Kenya.

KCPE 2023 Top 100 Candidates Regionally (All Regions)

NAME	SCHOOL	MARKS	COUNTY	REGION
Michael Warutere	Riara Springs Academy	428	Nairobi	Nairobi
Emmaculate Wacheke	Gilgil Hills School, Nakuru	427	Nakuru	Rift Valley
Jacinta Bethany Khasungu	St Anne’s Girls Primary	427	Kakamega	Western
Ochola Felix Omondi	Rae Kanyika Primary	426	Kisumu	Nyanza
Khadija Yunis	Light Academy	426	Mombasa	Coast
Debra Aluel	Ndima Kanini Academy	425	Nyeri	Central
Muchoki Rosemary Ndula	Pen-Elite Primary	424	Kiambu	Central
Rotich Jeremy Kipng’eno	Moi Educational Centre	424	Nairobi	Nairobi
George Kipknech Mutai	St. Bakhita School Sabaki	423	Nairobi	Nairobi
Talistu Wambui Nasong’o	Rophine Field Group Of Schools	423	Nairobi	Nairobi
Oinya Vailent Akinyi	Gilgil Hills Academy	423	Nakuru	Rift Valley
Philip Junior	St Anselm Mururi Boarding School	423	Tharaka Nithi	Eastern
Orina Okumu Felix	St. Andrew Kaggwa Boys	423	Nyamira	Nyanza
Maraquilla Nyamasege	Imperial Primary School	423	Kisii	Nyanza
Samson Kinara	Imperial Primary School	423	Kisii	Nyanza
Kevin Gitau	St Peters Primary School, Limuru	421	Kiambu	Central

Here is the full list of the KCPE 2023 Top Performers Nationally

1. Michael Warutere – 428 (Riara Springs Academy)

2. Emmaculate Wacheke – 427 (Gilgil Hills School, Nakuru)

3. Jacinta Bethany Khasungu- 427( St Anne’s Girls Primary)

4. Ochola Felix Omondi-426 ( Rae Kanyika Primary)

5. Khadija Yunis – 426 (Light Academy)

6. Mathew Wafula – 426

7. Debra Aluel-425( Ndima Kanini Academy)

8. Muchoki Rosemary Ndula-424(Pen-Elite Primary)

9. Rotich Jeremy Kipng’eno-424 (Moi Educational Centre)

10. George Kipknech Mutai-423 (St. Bakhita School Sabaki)

11. Talistu Wambui Nasong’o-423( Raphine Field Group Of Schools)

12.Oinya Vailent Akinyi-423( Gilgil Hills Academy)

13. Philip Junior-423( St Anselm Mururi Boarding School)

14. Orina Okumu Felix-423( St. Andrew Kaggwa Boys)

15. Maraquilla Nyamasege-423( Imperial Primary School)

16. Samson Kinara-423( Imperial Primary School)

17. Kiroo Hannah Wamaitha-422(Pen-Elite Primary)

18. Tumaini Makena Kathenya-422(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

19. Emmanuel Murimi-422( St. Anselm Mururi Boarding School)

20. Omboga Matonda-422( St Andrew Kaggwa Boys)

21. Kevin Gitau-421( St Peters Primary School, Limuru)

22. Ngunjiri Daniel Kinuthia-421(The Daniel School, Syokimau)

23. Natalia Nasimiyu-421(Citam Schools, Woodley)

24. Mark Daniel-421( The Daniel School)

25. Kibe Teresa Wanjiru-421(Pen-Elite Primary)

26. Gichuki Elena Natasha-421(Pen-Elite Primary)

27. Mitch Kamwaki Mutemi-421(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

28. Elon Kimutai-421(Sally-Ann School)

29.Langat Janice Chepkoech-421(Moi Educational Centre)

30. Sande Amal Hawa-421(Lakewood Komarocks)

31. lan Kipkorir Langat-421(Mercy Boarding Sotik)

32. Marita Lucy Nyabonyi-421(Precious Hope School)

33. Gabbie Mariah Mbuthia-421(St. Mathews Learning Centre)

34. Lewis Mwangi Maina-421(St Mathews Learning Centre)

35. Stella Kanini Mutinda-421(St. Mathews Learning Centre)

36. Muthoni Jason Muhoro-421(Elite Heritage School)

37. Valerie Chemutai-421(St Mary’s Day Mixed Primary)

38. Migael Imbale-421(Mwimbi Boarding Primary School)

39. Myles Mbugua -421(Little Friends Academy Naivasha)

40. Andre Oriku Oigara-421(Imperial Primary School)

41.Mbithi Faiza Mueni-421(Good Testimony Junior School)

42. Lucy Mariita-421(Precious Hope School Suneka)

43. Hope Wangui Nganga-420(Lily Academy, Githurai)

44. Otieno Shanelle Akinyi-420(Tender Care Junior Academy)

45. Boro Francis Karanja-420(Pen-Elite Primary)

46. Lincoln Gaya Mbago-420(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

47. Arianna Njuhi Gituku-420(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

48. Tracey Gitare Oruru-420(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

49. Hope Wangui-420(Lily Academy Githurai)

50. Gift Kipruto Cherviyot-420(Sally-Ann School)

51. Bethwal Kipkorir-420(Eldoret Achievers School)

52. Odhiambo Ronald Otieno-420(Lakewood Komarocks)

53. Kangeta Benjamin Richard-420(Accurate Schools Komarock)

54. May Maggy-420(Golden Elite School Kisumu)

55. Orangi Ivy Moraa-420(Hope Academy Kisii)

56. Kamau Blessing Waceke-420(Radiance Academy Nakuru)

57.Ivy Moraa-420(Precious Hope School Kisii)

58. Kinuthia Mercy Shantall-420(Lizar School Naivasha)

59. Keyshia Wanjiku-420(Alber-Kutus Boarding P. School)

60. Christine Ayako-420(Greenvale Academy)

61.Kipsaita Sonia Jepkorir-420(Greenvale Academy)

62. Cyril Mwendwa-420(Milimani Kitengela Junior Academy)

63. Angela Monayo-420(St Lilyana Preparatoty School)

64. Santos Kiprono – 420 (St. Mathew Maraba Tinderet)

64. Mbugua Doris Wanjiku-419(Pen-Elite Primary)

65. Whitney Ellen Omanyo-419(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

66. Michael Irungu Kiragu-419(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

67. Stephanie Nyakio Muregi-419(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

68. Juliah Waruguru Gitahi-419( Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

69. Mitambo Aiden Karani-419(Moi Educational Centre)

70.Trina Wanja-419(Green Park Academy)

71. Kagochi Kelvin Macharia-419(Elite Heritage School)

72. Amora Adaeze Glorious-419(St. Bakhita School, Mlolongo)

73. Hope Cheptoo-419(Dreams Hill Academy)

74. Sylvia Cherop-419(St Mary’s Assumption C. P. Sch.)

75. Ryan Muturi Ndonga-419(Vichu Ramji Primary School)

76. Adriel Mitwe-419(Githunguri Township)

77. Richard Njuguna-419(Githunguri Township)

78. Alaina Wangari-418 (Depaul Austin Academy)

79. Tonia Amanda-418(Lwak Girls Boarding Primary School)

80. Mugo Pollet Muthoni-418(Pen-Elite Primary)

81. Crispo Osoro-418(Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

82. Angel Moraa Mokaya-418 (Rophine Field Group Of Schools)

83. Kentvick Makabi Anyona-418 (St Mathews Learning Centre)

84. Gyan Waka Nganyi-418 (St Mathews Learning Centre)

85.Wayne Musyoka Muange-418 (St Mathews Learning Centre)

86. Kinyua Barrack Murithi – 418 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

87. Mberi Hope Mwendwa – 418 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

88. Mungiria Longer Murithi – 418 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

89. Mwiti Ivy Mukiri – 418 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

90. Stant Barney Kiprop-418(Kapsoit Junior School)

91. Victoria Chebet Ngania-418(Kosirai Academy Kapsabet)

92. Alma Cherop-418(Acacia Crest Academy)

93. Fabio Salano-418(Thorntree School)

94. Mulindi Goodluck Shamia-418(Elite Heritage School)

95. Maina Lenny Nderitu-418(Elite Heritage School)

96. Kamiti Stacy Wanjira-418(Elite Heritage School)

97. Mwiti Ivy Mukiri-418(Kathigiri Public Primary School)

98. Jeremy Oile-418(Chuna Preparatory S. Kitengela)

99. Joyce Andia Shilovele-418(Little Friends Academy Naivasha)

100.Jaiden Kyria-418(Milimani Kitengela Junior Academy)

101. Sergious Onsare-418(Rockside Academy)

102. Natasha Koki-417(Depaul Austin Academy)

103. Angela Wairimu-417(Depaul Austin Academy)

104. Mwenda Lauryn Makandi-417(Pen-Elite Primary)

105. Brian Wambugu Mbugua-417(St Mathews Learning Centre)

106. Emmanuel John-417(Citam Schools, Kisumu)

107.Givens Neema-417(Citam Schools, Kisumu)

108. Odhiambo George Trevor-417 (Elite Heritage School)

109. Maina Ruth Wanjiku-417 (Elite Heritage School)

110. Ochieng Gift Henry-417 (Elite Heritage School)

111.Omollo Edith Adhiambo-417 (Elite Heritage School)

112. Muthure Stacy Mwendwa-417 (Consolata Primary School Meru)

113. Kiogora Valentine-417 (Kathigiri Public Primary Boarding)

114. Precious Chepkemboi – 417 (Bishop Muge Memorial School)

115. Kevin Gichoki – 417 (Gilgil Hills School, Nakuru)

116. Shawn David – 417 (Nambale Magnet School)

117. Faith Njoki Muhoi – 416

118. Ochieng Nadya Nyevu- 416

119. Jeremy Junior Bwana – 415 (Shiners Academy)

120. Mulinge Natascha 415 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

121. Warren Karita 415 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

122. Mungiria Rayvin kaburu – 414 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

123. Christopher Njenga – 414

124. Mugo Martin Luther – 413 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

125. Andy Onsarigo – 413 (Moi Kabarak Primary school)

126. Kumu Lynn Wangari – 413

127. Shadrack Waimeri – 413

128. Clarice Wambui – 413

129. James Mande – 413 (Bridgan Academy)

130. Yegon Ty Kipyegon – 412 (Imperial Primary School, Kisii)

131. Victoria Jepkoech -412 (Cheribisi Integrated School)

132. Keagan Okello – 412 (Nambale Magnet School)

133. Hellen Rhoda – 411 (Nambale Magnet School)

134. Minvyn Johnson Omondi – 410

135. Magdalene Wambui – 410

136. Ann Wanyua – 410

137. Ann W. Mwaura – 410

138.Gituma Edna Nkatha – 410 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

139. Cabral Ochieng – 409 (Nambale Magnet School)

140. Regina Wanjiku – 409

141. Esther Mshindi – 409

142. Christian Mbugua – 408

143. McHiram Muiruri -408

144. Sharon Wanjiru – 408

145. Austin Ng’ang’a – 407

146. Magadaline Nelima – 406 (Bridgan Academy)

147. Guteta Alexa – 406

148. Joy Kegehi -406 (Nambale Magnet School)

149. Simon Muraya – 406

150. Shawn Makckenzie – 405

151. Murithi Ricky Munene – 405 (Kathigiri Public Boarding School)

152. Leeze Woki – 405

153. Christian Njagi 404 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

154. Silas Mapelu Maitai – 404

155. Gabriel Ndung’u – 404

156. Christian Njagi 404 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

157. Moses Obama – 403 (Nambale Magnet School)

158. Glorious Wanjiru – 403

159. Marhir Yusuf Sufi – 403 (Memon Academy)

160. Tereza Atieno – 403 (Excellent Stars Academy, Mlolongo)

161. Tito Christine 403 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

162. Rose Mueni – 402 (Bridgan Academy)

163. Victor Lemoigo – 402

164. Karanja John – 402

165. Levis Komu – 402

166. Lucy Benson – 402 (Excellent Stars Academy, Mlolongo)

167. Collins Ndung’u 402 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

168. Otieno Ivy Natasha402 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

169. Tabitha Nekesa – 401 (Nambale Magnet School)

170. Brandon Mburu – 401

171. James Karangu – 401

172. Bill Mwangi – 401 (Bridgan Academy)

173. Franklin Kamau -401 (Bridgan Academy)

174. Dave Mwangi – 401

175. Grace Wanjiku 401 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

176. Francis Munyao- 400 (Bridgan Academy)

177. Precious Njoki-400 (Bridgan Academy)

178. Ronny Oriaka- 400 (Bridgan Academy)

179. Edna Mukami – 400

180. Chelsea Kinga – 400

181. Aiden Kimani – 400

182. Maxwell Wanjema – 400

183. Mitchelle Wangari – 400

183. Mutie Shamelle – 400

184. Naftali Mugambi – 400 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

185. Sally Njambi – 400 (Uthiru Genesis Primary School)

KCPE 2023 Key Statistics and Figures

The top candidate in KCPE 2023 results scored a whopping 428 marks out of the possible 500.

The 2023 KCPE examinations were administered in 28, 533 centers which were strictly manned to ensure integrity.

More than 10 out of 47 counties recorded more female candidates. These encompass:

Mandera 62.77
Garissa 61.44
Turkana 57
Wajir 56.91
Machakos 52.79
Nyamira 52.40
Samburu 52.39
Baringo 52.31
nandi 52.50
Makueni 52.3
Isiolo 48.25

Five Counties recorded underage candidates, 12 years and below. These include:

Baringo 7.3
Wajir 6.3
Bomet 5.99
Kericho 5
West Pokot- 5.77

Kilifi, Kwale, Turkana and Garissa counties on the other hand recorded overage candidates, 18 years and above.

8525 2023 KCPE Candidates garnered 400 and above.

KCPE 2023 Performance per Subject

English and Kenya Sign Language registered a marked improvement in 2023 KCPE results compared to the 2022 KCPE examinations.

On the contrary, Kiswahili, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies recorded a drop in the 2023 KCPE results.

KCPE 2023 Results Performance Per Gender

There was no major disparity in the performance both male and female KCPE 2023 candidates in Social Studies and CRE. The scores were equivalent.

Females, however, excelled in English, Kiswahili and Kenya Sign Language compared to their male counterparts.

Maleson the other hand performed better in Mathematics and Science.

A total of 8, 525 KCPE 2023 candidates scored 400 and above, a slight drop of 0.60% compared to 9, 443 pupils in KCPE 2022. These candidates will automatically transition to the highly coveted traditional and newly elevated national schools in Kenya.

352, 782 candidates scored 300-399 marks. They will join top performing county and extra county secondary schools in January 2024.

Below is a complete break-down of the KCPE 2023 Results:

400-500= 8, 525 KCPE 2023 Candidates

300-399= 352, 782 KCPE 2023 Candidates

200-299= 658, 278 KCPE 2023 Candidates 48.49%

100-199= 383, 025 KCPE 2023 Candidates 27.05%

001-099= 2, 060 KCPE 2023 Candidates 0.15%

A total of 1, 406,557 candidates sat for the just-released 2023 KCPE results. This translates to 99.34%.

New KNEC SMS Code for Receiving KCPE 2023 Results

Polite Notice: Kindly Note that KNEC has changed the Knec Code for getting KCPE 2023 Examinations from 20076 to 40054.

2024 Form One Joining Instructions for 2023 KCPE Candidates

All the 2023 KCPE candidates will join secondary schools in the third week of January. Candidates who did not have the golden opportunity of sitting for the 2023 KCPE national tests have been advised to register their details at the nearest education offices so that they can be factored in the upcoming special examination which will be conducted in January 2024 to ensure they continue their studies.

2023/2024 Form One Selection Dates

The 2023 KCPE candidates will be selected to join sub county, county, extra county and national schools in January 2024. All secondary school principals, chief principals and senior principals will report to the nearest education offices on Monday November 27, 2023 to conduct the nationwide exercise. The 2023/2024 form one placement will last two weeks.

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TSC 2023/2024 Promotions; Joy as TSC Lines up More promotion vacancies in September 2023

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TSC 2023/2024 Promotions; Joy as TSC Lines up More promotion vacancies in September 2023

TSC Promotions 2023/2024 Vacancies

Available 2023/2024 TSC promotion vacancies encompass

S. NO.	VACANCIES	CATEGORY	APPLICATION PORTAL	TYPE	APPLICATION DEADLINE	YEAR
1.	18, 073	Secondary school teachers	Click Here to Apply	Regular	Friday, September 8, 2023	2023
2.	16,835	Secondary school teachers	Click Here to Apply	Regular	Friday, September 8, 2023	2023
3.	1,076	Special needs teachers	Click Here to Apply	Special Needs	Friday, September 8, 2023	2023
4.	288	TTC trainers	Click Here to Apply	Tertiary teachers	Friday, September 8, 2023	2023

TSC RE-ADVERTISES PROMOTION VACANCIES IN 2023

The Teachers Service Commission was taken back to the drawing board after the giant teachers’ union, KUPPET ensured that the recently released advert for 14, 738 vacancies is declared null and void.

The Teachers Service Commission has consequently re-advertises promotions in January 2023 inclusive of C3 to C4 promotions and C2 to C3.

Click Here to access the re-advertized TSC promotion vacancies 2023.

Download the cancelled TSC Promotions Advert 2023; Click HERE

1) VACANCIES FOR CHIEF PRINCIPAL (TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGES)
Advert No. Advert Name T-Scale Grade Posts
27/2022 Chief Principal (Teacher Training Colleges) 15 D5 4
TOTAL 4
2) VACANCIES FOR PRINCIPALS, DEPUTY PRINCIPALS, SENIOR MASTERS, SECONDARY TEACHERS,
HEAD TEACHERS AND DEPUTY HEAD TEACHERS IN SECONDARY AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
S/No Advert No. Advert Name T-Scale Grade Posts
1. 28/2022 Chief Principal (Regular School) 15 D5 73
2. 29/2022 Chief Principal (SNE School) 15 D5 4
3. 30/2022 Principal (Regular School) 13 D3 602
4. 31/2022 Principal (SNE School) 13 D3 8
5. 32/2022 Deputy Principal I 13 D3 17
6. 33/2022 Deputy Principal II 12 D2 725
7. 34/2022 Deputy Principal III (Regular School) 11 D1 224
8. 35/2022 Deputy Principal III (SNE School) 11 D1 15
9. 36/2022 Senior Master II 11 D1 208
10. 37/2022 Head teacher (Regular School) 10 C5 2,733
11. 38/2022 Head teacher (SNE School) 10 C5 32
12. 39/2022 Deputy Head teacher II (Regular School) 9 C4 7,720
13. 40/2022 Deputy Head teacher II (SNE School) 9 C4 22
14. 41/2022 Secondary Teacher I 8 C3 1,330
TOTAL 13,713

(Baringo (Baringo North, Tiaty East, Tiaty West and Marigat Sub-Counties), Garissa. Homa Bay (Suba and Mbita
Sub-Counties), Isiolo, Kajiado (Mashuuru, Loitoktok and Kajiado West Sub-Counties), Kilifi (Magarini and Ganze SubCounties), Kitui (Mumoni, Mutitu North and Tseikuru), Kwale, Lamu, Mandera, Marsabit, Narok (Narok South and
North Sub-Counties Counties), Samburu, Taita Taveta, Tana River, Turkana, Wajir and West Pokot).
S/No Advert No. Advert Name T-Scale Grade Posts
1 42/2022 Principal 13 D3 25
2 43/2022 Deputy Principal II 12 D2 17
3 44/2022 Deputy Principal III 11 D1 8
4 45/2022 Senior Master III 10 C5 7
5 46/2022 Senior Master IV 9 C4 10
6 47/2022 Deputy Principal III 11 D1 20
7 48/2022 Senior Master III 10 C5 7
8 49/2022 Senior Master IV 9 C4 90
9 50/2022 Head teacher 10 C5 62
10 51/2022 Deputy Head teacher II 9 C4 21
11 52/2022 Senior Teacher I 8 C3 20
12 53/2022 Senior Teacher II 7 C2 32
13 54/2022 Deputy Head teacher II 9 C4 195
14 55/2022 Senior Teacher I 8 C3 223
15 56/2022 Senior Teacher II 7 C2 284
TOTAL 1,021
NOTE:
a) Applicants for vacancies in ASAL and Hard-to-Staff Counties/Sub Counties shall be required to upload the
letter of deployment to the current responsibility during application.
b) Candidates who will be successful in the interviews shall be required to present valid Chapter six
documents before they are considered for appointment.
c) For details on each advertisement, applicants are advised to visit the TSC website: www.tsc.go.ke
Teachers Service Commission is an equal opportunity employer and persons with disabilities are
encouraged to apply.
COMMISSION SECRETARY/CHIEF EXECUTIVE

TSC Boss Announces 15, 522 Promotion Slots for the Following Categories of Teachers

Appearing before the parliamentary education committee in December 2022, TSC Boss Dr. Nany Macharia was taken to task to explain the notorious stagnation of teachers in one grade or rather job group that has left many teachers disillusioned, hopeless about bagging any TSC promotion vacancies in 2023.

In response to this query, TSC CEO Dr. Macharia said that no teacher has stagnated in one job group for over 15 years since the Commission massively promoted teachers in the year 2021.

The latest TSC Promotion news 2023 reaching us at newspro.co.ke now indicate that over 15, 500 teachers who have effectively served on Permanent and Pensionable terms under the new career progression guidelines introduced in the year 2016 will get promoted to higher cadres in January 2023.

Speaking to Mps TSC Boss Nancy Macharia stated that the Advert is ready and will be out once the national examinations are over.

“Immediately after exams come to an end, we shall advertise and start the process of promoting the teachers to different grades,” said Macharia.

According to TSC these promotions will cost the government Sh1.4 billion.

Macharia said this when she faced the Parliamentary Committee on Education.

The committee chair Julius Melly asked how much it would cost TSC to promote teachers. The members wondered why teachers were stagnating in the same job group for many years.

“There is an outcry that promotion is based on nepotism and other corruption matters. And this seems to be affecting most teachers who have been serving in the same position”* Hon Melly wondered .

The TSC Boss reported that the Commission had a strained budget that could not sustain the promotion.

Macharia urged the MPs to allocate more funds through the national budget, so that the Commission could hire more teachers and promote others.

The Commission is currently recruiting over 30,000 teachers to try and fill the teething staffing gaps.

2022/2023 TSC Promotion Guidelines

According to CPG, elevating teachers from B5 to C1 does not require any more schooling or interviews. To be automatically promoted to C1, one simply needs to have served in B5 for three years.

Promotion of teachers Grade C1 to C2

Grade C1 to C2 teacher promotions

For secondary school teachers with Diplomas in Education, grade C1 is the entry level. This group includes Primary Teacher I, Secondary Teacher III, and Lecturer I. Additionally, these tutors do not receive pay raises.

Teachers who have taught in Grade B5 for three years in primary school are automatically promoted to Grade C1. Grade C1 primary school teachers, sometimes referred to as Primary Teachers 1, are below T-Scale 6.

Primary school teachers are not automatically promoted from Grade C1 to Grade C2. A promotion for primary school teachers is grade C2. It serves as a starting point for the administrative cadre as well. Entry into this grade is competitive and contingent upon openings.

For one to be promoted for this Grade, he/she must apply online when TSC makes an advert. A teacher must have served for at least three years in Grade C1 in addition to having the required qualifications which is a minimum of a Diploma.

A secondary school teacher in Grade C1 is also known as Secondary Teachers II. Secondary school Diploma teachers in Grade C1 will then move to Grade C2 automatically after serving for three years.

PROMOTION OF TEACHERS GRADE C2 TO C3

Grade C2 is assigned to senior teachers in primary education. For primary school teachers, this grade signifies a promotion.

In the administrative cadre, it serves as a first grade. The availability of openings and the competition make admission to this grade not automatic.

For at least three years as a Primary Teacher I in T-Scale 6, an individual must have held that position before being promoted to this grade.

Additionally, TSC intends to encourage primary school teachers who are currently in the classroom to consider secondary school teaching after receiving their degrees.

Grade C2 is the starting point for primary school teachers who are transferred to secondary institutions.

A promotion for diploma teachers in secondary schools is Grade C2. After working for three years in Grade C1, diploma teachers are automatically promoted to Grade C2.

A promotion interview is required for a secondary school diploma teacher to advance from Grade C2 to Grade C3. Not automatically.

Graduating teachers in secondary education must enter Grade 2. When hired by TSC, every secondary school teacher with a degree begins in this grade.

After serving for three years, secondary school graduates immediately advance to Grade 3.

Below are different salaries and allowances paid to teachers in Grade B5, C1, C2 and C3

BASIC SALARY

Grade	TSC Scale	Basic Pay Minimum	Basic Pay Maximum
B5	5	21,756	27,195
C1	6	27,195	33,994
C2	7	34,955	43,694
C3	8	43,154	53,943

HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE

Grade	TSC Scale	Hardship Allowance
B5	5	6,600
C1	6	8,200
C2	7	10,900
C3	8	12,300

COMMUTER ALLOWANCE

Grade	TSC Scale	Commuter Allowance
B5	5	4,000
C1	6	4,000
C2	7	5,000
C3	8	6,000

DISABILITY GUIDE ALLOWANCE

Grade	TSC Scale	Disability Guide Allowance
B5	5	20,000
C1	6	20,000
C2	7	20,000
C3	8	20,000

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KCSE 2024/2025 Knec Results Checker Crashes: How to Get KCSE 2025 Results

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KCSE 2024/2025 Knec Results Checker Crashes: How to Get KCSE 2025 Results

The just-released Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, KCSE 2024 Knec results have left many candidates and key stakeholders laden with anxiety, especially after the online portal results.knec.ac.ke crashed barely two hours following the official release of the national test results by the Cabinet Secretary in charge of Education, Julius Migosi.

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba released the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results on Thursday January 9, 2025.

A total of 965,512 candidates took their KCSE exams across 10,755 centres between October and November last year.

HOW TO GET KCSE 2024/2025 RESULTS

According to the Education CS, candidates can access individual results online through a link on the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) website (https://resullts.knec.ac.ke).

They will be required to enter their index number and any of their names per their KCSE registration data then hit the “View Results” tab to receive their results instantly. Unfortunately, many school administrations are still holed up, trying to access the results after the system broke down.

CS Ogemba advised any candidates with trouble accessing their results to call KNEC through the toll-free number 0800724900 or 0800721410.

However, immediately after the results were announced, Citizen Digital noted that the KNEC website was down.

For the first time since KCSE’s inception, female candidates outnumbered their male counterparts; 480,310 male candidates sat last year’s exam while 482,202 were female.

Some 1,693 candidates scored grade A, while those who attained the minimum university cut-off grade of C-plus and above were 246,39, representing 25.53 per cent.

Other 46,889 candidates meanwhile attained over C-minus and above (49.41%), while those with D-plus and above were 605,774 (62.76%).

At the same time, 840 candidates found to have engaged in exam irregularities had their results cancelled.

“The results of 2,829 candidates suspected to have been involved in exam malpractices have been withheld pending completion of investigations that should be completed within 30 days from today,” the education minister added.

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Kuccps Placement News 2023/2024; Get all the official Kuccps News here

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Kuccps Placement News 2023/2024; Get all the official Kuccps News here

unplaced kuccps degree applicants 2022/2023

Latest Kuccps placement news 2023: Here is an assemblage of all news on Kuccps.

Get all the answers to the following frequently asked questions on Kuccps placement:

Has KUCCPS opened the placement portal online?

Can I apply for KUCCPS placement with less than a C+ in KCS?

Has KUCCPS increased the cut-off points for university sponsorship?

Can I apply for KUCCPS inter-university transfer in 2023?

KUCCPS Placement News 2023/2024

ABOUT KUCCPS KENYA; WHAT DOES KUCCPS STAND FOR?

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) is a State Corporation that provides career guidance and selects students for admission to universities, national polytechnics, technical training institutes and other accredited higher learning institutions for Government of Kenya-sponsored programmes.

What We Do

KUCCPS was established to coordinate the placement of Government-sponsored students to Kenyan universities and colleges; develop and implement career guidance programmes; disseminate information on available programmes; and collect and retain data relating to university and college placement, among other functions. KUCCPS is the Government of Kenya body that undertakes the selection of students for admission to higher learning institutions for Government sponsorship.

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service is established under the Universities Act, 2012.

Vision

An equitable, fair and efficient placement service

Mission

To nurture careers through advisory services and placement to education and training institutions

Core Values

Customer Centricity | Access and Equity | Innovativeness | Teamwork | Integrity

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kcse results 2022/2023 top students and schools

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KCSE results 2022/2023 top students and schools

Knec Boss . Get details on the release of the KCSE 2022 results in 2023.

Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu released 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results in January 2023. In the results the CS released information on the KCSE 2022 top 10 candidates nationally. All of them posted straight As.

The CS read the names of the KCSE 2022 candidates nationally and stated their schools and mean grades. For live streaming of the just released 2022 KCSE Results 2023, check out the official Knec portal by clicking Here; KCSE 2022 Results Live Coverage-Streaming Live 2022 KCSE Results for All Schools in Kenya!

In KCSE 2019, Buruma Tony emerged the best candidate with a score of 87.159 as shown below.

Best performing students.

Buruma Tony – Kapsabet Boys – 87.159

Barasa Maryanne Njeri – Kenya High School – 87.087

Aboke David – Kapsabet Boys – 87.085

Antony Owuor Ochieng – Maseno High School – 87.000

Mathuri Natasha Wawira – Kenya High School – 86.961

Kizito Esther – Kenya High School – 86.960

Long’ari Chelagat – Alliance Girls High School – 86.924

Hellen Njoki – Kenya High School – 86.914

Irene Chelagat – Moi Forces Lanet – 86.900

Laura Otieno – St. Brigid’s High School -86.53

Check here for the KCSE 2022 top candidates; Knec portal.

Most Improved 2022 KCSE Students from KCPE 2018

Most Improved 2020 KCSE Students from KCPE 2016

Check Here for KCSE 2022 Most Improved Students

Here is the List of KCSE Most Improved Schools

Topping the list of KCSE most improved schools during the recently released Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE 2021 Results 2022) national examinations, is Kaaga Girls High School with a KCSE performance index of 73.98 up from a KCPE mean of 22.38. The schools registered 37 candidates. In the second position came St Joseph’s Girls- Kitale with a performance index of 71.57 up from a KCPE mean of 21.22. The school registered 71 KCSE candidates.

Kisasi Secondary School clinched the Top 3 KCSE most improved schools in the academic year 2021-2022 after posting an impressive mean score of 68.25 up from a KCPE mean of 20.43 for the 27 candidates four years ago.

The above schools indeed prove that there are schools that go an extra mile to ensure value addition among learners in Kenya.

Other KCSE Most Improved Schools in 2022 Knec Results encompass Oriwo Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 78.72 up from a KCPE performance index of 31.07, St Joseph’s Rapogi Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 77.78 up from a KCPE performance index of 31.12, Riokindo High School which posted a KCSE mean of 65.23 up from a KCPE performance index of 18.13, Light Academy High School which posted a KCSE mean of 76.74 up from a KCPE performance index of 30.15, Moi Gesusu High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.89 up from a KCPE performance index of 27.16, Saye Mixed High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.09 up from a KCPE performance index of 26.92, St. Edward Nyabioto High School which posted a KCSE mean of 66.73 up from a KCPE performance index of 24.45, Wobiero High School which posted a KCSE mean of 70.04 up from a KCPE performance index of 28.08, Chuka Boys High School which posted a KCSE mean of 69.24 up from a KCPE performance index of 27.34, Strathmore School which posted a KCSE mean of 69.57 up from a KCPE performance index of 28.37 and Bashra High School which posted a KCSE mean of 63.57 up from a KCPE performance index of 22.56.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kaaga Girls High School

The school mean stands at 73.98. Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Kaaga Girls High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Kaaga Girls High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

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2021-2022 KCSE Results for St Joseph’s Kitale Girls High School

The school mean stands at 71.57 .Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for St Joseph’s Girls-Kitale Girls High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for St Joseph’s Girls-Kitale Girls High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kisasi High School

The school mean stands at 68.25 . Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Kisasi High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Kisasi High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Oriwo Boys High School

The school mean stands at 78.72 . Stay tuned for the official release of the KCSE Results 2021-2022 for Oriwo Boys High School then click Here to access a comprehensive analysis for the 2021 KCSE Results for Oriwo Boys High School and other KCSE 2021-2022 Most improved schools.

2021-2022 KCSE

List of 100 Most Improved KCSE Candidates – KCSE Vs KCPE
Here are the top 100 most improved students in the KCSE 2018 results. Their KCSE results have been compared to that at KCPE.

Position → Name → KCSE Perf Index → KCSE.MG → KCPE Marks → Improvement → School

1. Kamau Josphat Mwangi → 79.466 → A- → 278 → 44.089 → Mioro Secondary School

2. Kyulu Richard → 71.114 → B+ → 257 → 41.024 → Tiva Secondary School

3. Maingi George Mburu → 74.169 → 279 → 40.787 → Njenga Karume Secondary

4. Wambui James Kamau → 60.461 → B- → 186 → 40.319 → Gilgil Mixed High school

5. Cheruiyot Gideon → 64.693 → B → 209 → 40.245 → Kapsoit Secondary School

6. Musyoka Erick Muthui → 72.249 → B+ → 269 → 39.999 → St.Peters Nzambani Boys

7. Munene Roy → 72.013 → B+ → 267 → 39.791 → Chung’ari Mixed Day

8. Teresia Kalekye Kioko → 70.027 → B+ → 254 → 38.979 → Kaani Lions Secondary

9. Osman Haret Gedi → 73.021 → B+ → 271 → 38.745 → County High School

10. Dancan Kibet → 79.481 → A- → 312 → 38.661 → Chebwagan Secondary

11. Muvevi Susan Nzisa → 80.443 → A- → 318 → 38.541 → Mbitini Girls’ Secondary

12. Waweru Martin Ngigi → 75.981 → A- → 294 → 38.399 → St Joseph the Worker

13. Nyakundij Nyarangi → 67.989 → B → 249 → 38.007 → Nyameru Mixed Secondary

14. Suuda Mohamed Salat → 48.17 → C+ → 133 → 37.736 → Abakore Mixed Day

15. Okello Bon Face → 77.324 → A- → 298 → 37.688 → Oriwo Boys High School

16. Morris Njoka Njoki → 76.24 → A- → 294 → 37.658 → Rukenya Mixed Day

17. Ochire Alphonce Rasto → 74.119 → B+ → 285 → 37.657 → Oriwo Boys High School

18. Kipngeno Wilborne → 82.774 → A- → 335 → 37.546 → Kericho High School

18. Mwaniki Paul Mwangi → 74.054 → B+ → 281 → 37.646 → Kiurani Secondary School

20. Brian Kipkemoi → 74.099 → B+ 285 → 37.637 → Kamureito High School

Position → Name → KCSE Perf Index → KCSE.MG → KCPE Marks → Improvement → School

21. Wanjala J. Stephen → 69.84 → B+ → 269 → 37.59 → Friends School Bokoli

22. Aron Kipngeno → 74.014 → B+ → 283 → 37.578 → Mengwet Secondary School

23. Wambua D Musembi → 58.546 → B- → 197 → 37.256 → The Valley View School

24. Murage Eliza Wanjiru → 62.671 → B → 224 → 37.023 → Daystar Schools – Nakuru

25. Dalmas Namai → 73.23 → B+ → 276 → 36.888 → Lunza Secondary School

26. Hassan A. Hassan → 67.833 → B → 249 → 36.851 → Don Bosco Secondary

27. Faida Baraka Brian → 72.184 → B+ → 277→ 36.83 → Ngerenya Mixed Secondary

28. Nzyoka Victoria Kanini → 77463 → A- → 310 → 36.667 → Mbitini Girls’ Secondary

29. Odhiambo Wesley → 76.38 → A- → 304 → 36.666 → Kwoyo Oyugis Secondary

30. Waichoya C. Wanjohi → 78.423 → A- → 314 → 36.575 → Giakanja Secondary School

31. Muigai John Njuguna → 73.019 → B+ → 286 → 36.543

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TSC Releases List of Teachers to be Re-Trained: Primary & Secondary Teachers Handling Biology, Agric, H/Science, SST & PE to be Re-Trained. Here are the Reasons

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TSC Lists Categories of Primary & Secondary Teachers Earmarked for Restraining: Biology, Agric, H/Science, SST & PE now Earmarked For Re-Training

The Teachers’ employer, Teachers Service Commission TSC-Kenya has lined up various trainings aimed at horning the skills of practicing teachers in preparation for the complete roll-out of the new Competence-Based Curriculum, CBC.

This is in line with the Government’s Education policy in as far as matters curriculum are concerned.

The Government’s aim is to ensure that all the students become fully equipped with the new prerequisite skills that are needed as per the new Curriculum.

The new 2.6.6.3 curriculum has however proved to be very expensive for the parents due to the many materials that are needed in schools for successful implementation.

While taking their children to schools last week,the parents decried the high cost of CBC textbooks that are damn expensive for most of them owing to the fact that they still need to meet other necessary costs like paying the school fees for their children.

These complaints were immediately addressed by the ministry of education officials who are claiming that the parents have been exaggerating the prices of these textbooks.

Teachers, being at the center of effective curriculum implementation have also been dragged into the debate.

As the implementation process goes on, the teachers too have to be well trained. Currently,the teachers who are yet to be employed by TSC and the counties are applying for the new Diploma upgrade training program.The Government is however yet to provide guidance on their trainings.

TSC is also planning to have some teachers get trained soon in their subjects of specialization.Inorder to make this a reality,the Commission has singled out some specific subjects in both Primary and secondary schools that the teachers will have to be trained in.

Teachers of Agriculture,Home Science,Social Studies and PE have been identified as those who will be considered for the trainings.These teachers should now be psychologically prepared for the trainings that will also include some 110,000 secondary schools teachers.

This means that the above teachers will have to brace for tougher times now that the Education Ministry has revised the academic calendar, clustering terms and reducing holiday breaks.

A report recently released by the Teachers Service Commission already indicates that teachers are already psychologically tormented given the high workload in schools and the limited time allocated for syllabus Coverage.

Besides, these same teachers will be forced to help the Kenya National Examinations Council, Knec to assess KCSE and KCPE candidates’ performance next year now that there will be two major examinations conducted within one year.

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TVET Management Information System, (MIS) online system for licensing TVET trainers, assessors, colleges, and programs

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TVET Management Information System, (MIS) online system for licensing TVET trainers, assessors, colleges, and programs

How to apply for TVET College Registration and Licensing via the new TET MIS online System

TVET opens online platform dubbed MIS for registering and licensing all TVET colleges, trainers, assessors, and programs in Kenya

The Kenya Technical and Vocational Education Training Authority, TVETA through TVET has launched an online platform dubbed MIS at mis.tveta.go.ke for licensing and registering all TVET trainers, assessors, TVET colleges and programs in Kenya.

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TVET Management Information System, MIS 2020

The online TVET licensing platform dubbed TVET Management Information System, MIS will centralize all TVET activities in Kenya and speed up the process of registering and licensing TVET trainers, unlike the previous manual paper application process.

Besides, TVET MIS will speed up the accreditation of TVET colleges and the programs they would wish to offer.

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According to Dr. Lang’ at Kipkirui, the CEO of TVETA Kenya, the newly launched TVET MIS online portal has made the TVET application process smooth, comfortable and faster for clients.

It has been automated the application and feedback process for accreditation services.

“TVET MIS system aims at improving efficiency by allowing the users and our staff to track the entire process of registration from the first to the last step,” said Dr. Lang’at.

Another of TVET MIS system’s merit is that it guides applicants and users throughout the entire application process.

It also prompts and reminds users of the requirements at every step.

How to apply for TVET College Registration and Licensing via the new TET MIS online System

To use the new TVET MIS online system, users are expected to access the portal and attach the required documents as prompted by the automated application process.

This can be done through computers or mobile phones connected to the internet.

After a successful application, the user is expected to await the TVETA board’s verdict which will be communicated online.

Applicants will receive notifications regarding the progress of their application via system alerts and status tracking.

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TSC Recruitment: TSC To Finally Hire 75,000 Teachers on Permanent And Pensionable Terms and 36,000 Interns. Check the full details and daily TSC News Updates Here

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TSC Recruitment: TSC To Finally Hire 75,000 Teachers on Permanent And Pensionable Terms and 36,000 Interns. Check the full details and daily TSC News Updates Here

TSC News Today: TSC To Hire 75,000 Teachers on P&P And 36,000 Interns

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is seeking funds to recruit 75,000 teachers by 2025 to help ease the curriculum burden in both primary and secondary schools as well as plug existing staff shortage.

In addition the Commission plans to hire 36,000 intern teachers for both primary and secondary schools over the same period.

These are some of the proposals contained in the Education Sector Report: Medium Term Expenditure Framework 2022/2023 – 2024/2025 which was sent to parliament for consideration ahead of the 2022 budget allocation.

The Commission’s bold strategy seeks to enhance resource management, professional development, equity and access to quality teaching standards over the next three years from well-staffed schools with better facilities virtually share their classes with other institutions.

TSC Chief Executive Nancy Macharia said the prolonged disruption of learning due to the Covid-19 pandemic brought to the fore the need to continuously empower teachers to respond to emerging trends and challenges.

During Covid 19, most schools were unable to access online lessons due to inadequate facilities and poor internet connectivity.

Macharia said the commission has now accelerated its online teaching and learning, citing the Secondary Education Quality Improvement Project.

The programme is in piloting stage targeting 12 schools in 10 counties.

Under the pilot programme, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and English will be live streamed from the host schools.

During the two-month pilot phase, live streaming will focus on sciences, mathematics and English lessons, delivered from two principal schools.

Alliance Girls High School and Machakos Boys, well-staffed institutions with better facilities, will have their teachers share lessons with students in satellite schools across the 10 counties.

The two national schools have been paired with the satellite schools drawn from Isiolo, Kilifi, Bomet, Taita Taveta, Makueni and Kisii.

Macharia said the lessons will be interactive and collaborative through video and sound and learners will have a whole learning experience.

The programme targets Form Two students. Kenya Secondary School Heads Association chairman Kahi Indimuli termed the project a game changer.

“It provides an opportunity to share knowledge, equipment and apparatus. It is a shared opportunity in learning and teaching approaches,” said Indimuli.

He, however, said schools will require high speed internet connectivity. But even as TSC launched the online lessons programme, teachers unions maintained quality teaching also requires proper staffing.

“Counties are not the same. Schools are not the same. We have gaps. Technology cannot replace teachers,” said Knut boss Collins Oyuu.

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(Nyamira County) KCSE 2022 Results Analysis for Top Schools per County; Kebirigo Boys- Nyamira County, Nyanza Region

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(Nyamira) KCSE 2022 Results Analysis for Top Schools per County; Kebirigo Boys– Nyamira County, Nyanza Region

Click HERE to check the KCSE 2023 Results of Nyamira County’s Kebirigo Boys High School at the KNEC portal once CS Machogu releases the results for Nyamira County at Mtihani House.

The school takes insurmountable pride in clinching position 22 nationally.

Kebirigo Boys posted an impressive mean score of 9.174 thus appearing in the KCSE 2022 Top 20 schools regionally.

KCSE 2022-2023 Top Candidates per School: Kebirigo Boys Extra County School,

KCSE RESULTS 2022-2023 FULL RANKING OF ALL SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NYAMIRA COUNTY- NYANZA REGION,

List: Top 100 Students in 2022 KCSE Results for Nyamira County (Official),

Clinching the list of top 200 schools in Nyamira County-KCSE 2022 is Rangenyo Girls Secondary School with a mean of 7.9448 B- at position 96 nationally.

	SCHOOL	MEAN	POS	COUNTY	REGION
1	St. Gonzaga Gonza Isoge	9.356	15	Nyamira	Nyanza
2	Nyambaria Boys High(National)	9.3086	18	Nyamira	Nyanza
3	Nyansiongo Boys High School	9.3013	19	Nyamira	Nyanza
4	Kebirigo Boys High School	9.174	22	Nyamira	Nyanza
5	Nyakeore Mixed Secondary School	9.03	28	Nyamira	Nyanza
6	St. Peter’s Nyakemincha Secondary School	8.8416	40	Nyamira	Nyanza
7	Sironga Girls High School (National)	8.76	44	Nyamira	Nyanza
8	Nyakongo Boys High School	8.721	48	Nyamira	Nyanza
9	Mwongori Secondary School	8.0141	90	Nyamira	Nyanza
10.	Rangenyo Girls Secondary School	7.9448	96	Nyamira	Nyanza

Get results analysis for all the KCSE 2021/2022 top schools here; Knec KCSE results portal

List:How 2021/2022 KCSE Candidates Performed in April 2022 results

Number of registered candidates KCSE 2022=884,263.
Number of registered candidates KCSE 2021=826,807.
As in 2022 KCSE Results=1, 138.
Girls with A plain=349
Boys with A plain=789
A- Minus=2, 154 female and 3, 819 male candidates.
B+=5, 199 girls and 8, 264 boys
B (plain)=25,045
B- (minus)=39,683
C+ (plus)=59,843
C (plain)=81,345
C- (minus)=51,213
D+ (plus)=58,506
D (plain)=73,909
D- (minus)=93,466
E=19,573
Highest mark in KCSE 2022=A plain
KCSE Results 2022 release date: January, 2022.
KPSEA Results release date=January 16, 2022
KPSEA 2022 School Results=January 16, 2022
KPSEA 2022 Individual Results=January 16, 2022

List:How 2022 KCPE Candidates Performed

Number of registered candidates KCPE 2022=1, 233, 852.
Top candidate in KCPE 2022= Glen Otieno Lewis Omondi and Fwaro Makhoha Robinson.
Highest mark in KCPE 2022=431 Marks out of 500.
Improvement margin in KCPE 2022 Highest Score= a positive deviation of 4 points.
KCPE Results 2022 release date: December 16, 2022.
Special needs; 400-419 marks= 7 candidates
Special needs; 300-399 marks= 296 pupils
Special needs; 200-299 marks= 838 learners
Special needs; 100-199 marks= 1, 270 pupils
Special needs; 01-99 marks= 6 pupils
Number of boys in KCPE 2022= 620, 965 (50.32%)
Number of girls in KCPE 2022=612,887 (49.7%)
400-431 marks= 9, 443 candidates
300-399 marks= 307, 756 pupils (24%)
200-299 marks= 619, 593 learners
100-199 marks= 296, 336 pupils
01-99 marks= 724 pupils
Number of boys in KCPE 2022= 620, 965 (50.32%)
Number of girls in KCPE 2022=612,887 (49.7%)

Girls Vs Boys Performance

In the 2022 KCPE, female candidates performed better than their male counterparts in three languages among them English, Kiswahili, and Sign language.

Male candidates performed better than female candidates in Maths, Science, Social Studies, and Religious Education.

Four counties recorded more male than female candidates this year. They are Turkana, Garissa, Wajir and Mandera.

Key Statistics and Figures in KCPE 2022:

1. KCPE 2022: 62 310 adults sat the KCPE exam which represents 5.08% of the total candidature population.

2. KCPE 2021: the number of adults who sat the exam were 29 607, representing 2.42% of the total population that sat the exam.

The number of adults who sat the KCPE exams this year increased according to statistics from the Ministry of Education.

The statistics show that 62,310 adults sat the exams which represent 5.08 per cent of the total candidates’ population.

Last year, the adults who sat the exams were 29,607, representing 2.42 per cent.

The statistics also show that all counties registered an increase in adult candidates from last year.

The results were released on Wednesday December 16, 2022 by Education CS Ezekiel Machogu at Mitihani House in Nairobi.

The statistics also showed that the number of candidates who were 12 years and below declined.

Machogu said that the number dropped from 33,627 (2.74%) in 2021 to 31,498 (2.53%) in 2022.

The CS said that the decline shows that children are enrolled in school at the right age.

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ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE FREE CAPITATION IN 2020 AS PROFESSOR GEORGE MAGOHA ORDERS A MANUAL COUNT OF ALL LEARNERS

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ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE FREE CAPITATION IN 2020 AS PROFESSOR GEORGE MAGOHA ORDERS A MANUAL COUNT OF ALL LEARNERS

THE CS ALSO WARNED HEADS AGAINST HIKING THE 2020 SCHOOL FEES

The CS Education Professor George Magoha has ordered a manual count of all learners in public schools in preparation for the release of free education funds for the year 2020.

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This comes as a relief especially for schools which were denied free education funds last year for learners without crucial documents for the National Education Management Information System, NEMIS such as Birth Certificates. Initially, only learners whose names were on the National Education Management Information System, NEMIS, could receive government funding.

According to the Ministry of Education’s latest statistics, all the 10 million learners in both primary and secondary public schools in Kenya will receive funds whether their names are on the NEMIS system or not.

CS Magoha said this during the official launch of the Elimu Scholarship Programme.

He further added that no school should be punished for missing birth certificates of learners since some of these technicalities were currently being solved by the Ministry of Education.

MANUAL COUNT OF LEARNERS

Consequently, all heads of public schools in Kenya are expected to carry out a manual count of learners in their respective institutions and present them to the Ministry of Education for free education funds to be released.

CS MAGOHA’S TAKE ON INCREASING SCHOOL FEES

Magoha has issued a stern warning against any move by unscrupulous heads of boarding schools to hike the 2020 school fees.

In 2019, the principals had proposed to have secondary school fees increased citing inadequate funding from the government.

He directed parents and other key education stakeholders to report cases of children sent away from school due to lack of school fees.

He also directed all secondary schools to adhere to the Ministry of Education’s guidelines on the 2020 secondary school fees.

Magoha cleared the air on infrastructure saying the Government has set aside Kshs 8.2 billion for secondary schools’ infrastructure under the World Bank’s support for the Secondary Education Quality Improvement Project (SEQUIP).

SALARY SCALE POINT	MONTHLY SALARY BEFORE INCREMENT (KSHS)	MONTHLY SALARY AFTER INCREMENT(KSHS)
1	59, 286	77, 840
2	62, 195	77, 840
3	65, 242	80, 242
4	68, 428	82, 717
5	77, 840	90, 612
6	82, 717	90, 612

SALARY SCALE POINT	MONTHLY SALARY BEFORE INCREMENT (KSHS)	MONTHLY SALARY AFTER INCREMENT (KSHS)
1	87, 900	99, 730
2	91, 041	102, 807
3	93, 850	102, 807
4	99,730	104, 644
5	102, 807	107, 873
6	104, 644	111, 201

SALARY SCALE POINT	MONTHLY SALARY BEFORE INCREMENT (KSHS)	MONTHLY SALARY AFTER INCREMENT (KSHS)
1	102, 807	111, 201
2	104, 644	114, 632
3	107, 873	118, 169
4	111, 201	118, 169
5	118, 169	121, 814
6	121, 814	125, 573
7	125, 573	129, 528
8	129, 528	131, 380
9	137, 644	141, 891
10	143, 920	148, 360
11	148, 360	152, 937

Ramba High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean Score-7.924, Rank(Nationally)-158, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

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KCSE Results 2022-2023 for Ramba Boys High

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TSC advertises 10,000 recruitment and promotion vacancies for teachers

Also advertised are 2,987 new vacancies for Primary schools new recruitment. Another 1,000 practicing teachers in primary schools will be promoted and deployed to secondary schools.

Summary of the advertised vacancies. S/N Vacancy Type Number 1 Secondary schools new recruitment 4,000 2 Secondary schools replacement vacancies 927 3 Deployment vacancies 1,000 4 Primary schools new recruitment 2,987 Total 8,914

Application Deadline According to TSC Boss, Dr. Nancy Macharia, interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications online through the Commission’s website not later than July 12, 2021.

Qualifications for the vacancies Qualifications for the 4,000 Secondary schools new recruitment vacancies To qualify for recruitment of the 4,000 secondary teachers, a candidate must be a Kenyan, holder of at least a diploma in education and registered with TSC.

An applicant must be a Kenyan, hold a P1 certificate or hold a Bachelor’s degree in Education with two teaching subjects.

The candidates are also expected to have attained at least a mean grade of C+ (plus) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination and a similar grade in two teaching subjects or its equivalent.

Additionally, applicants must ensure that certified copies of degree certificates and academic transcripts are filed to the Commission through TSC County Directors within one month of the date of this advertisement.

Qualifications for the 1,000 Deployment vacancies TSC is also seeking to recruit 1000 primary school teachers, with successful ones expected to be posted to any part of the country and not necessarily in counties they are recruited.

Interested candidates must also be Kenyans, hold a P1 certificate and registered under TSC. The TSC advert is expected to be put out to the public today.

Successful candidates for promotion will be appointed at T-scale 7, Grade C2 under Career Progression Guidelines (CPG) for teachers and will be deployed to schools where vacancies exist.

Successful candidates will be required to present original academic and professional certificates, to or more application for employment will be disqualified,” said Macharia.

TSC has at the same time released new recruitment guidelines as the 2021/2022 recruitment guidelines will be used.

Awarding of marks for Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher (since graduation)

Advantage of Communication ability and Co-curricular certificate of participation

KCPE 2023 Top 1000 Pupils Regionally- All Regions in Kenya (Nairobi, Coast, Central, Nyanza, Rift Valley, Eastern, North Eastern and Western Regions)

KCPE 2023 Top 100 Candidates Regionally (All Regions)

Here is the full list of the KCPE 2023 Top Performers Nationally

KCPE 2023 Key Statistics and Figures

KCPE 2023 Performance per Subject

KCPE 2023 Results Performance Per Gender

2024 Form One Joining Instructions for 2023 KCPE Candidates

2023/2024 Form One Selection Dates

TSC 2023/2024 Promotions; Joy as TSC Lines up More promotion vacancies in September 2023

TSC Promotions 2023/2024 Vacancies

Promotion of teachers Grade C1 to C2

KCSE 2024/2025 Knec Results Checker Crashes: How to Get KCSE 2025 Results

Kuccps Placement News 2023/2024; Get all the official Kuccps News here

KCSE results 2022/2023 top students and schools

Most Improved 2022 KCSE Students from KCPE 2018

Most Improved 2020 KCSE Students from KCPE 2016

Here is the List of KCSE Most Improved Schools

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kaaga Girls High School

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2021-2022 KCSE Results for St Joseph’s Kitale Girls High School

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Kisasi High School

2021-2022 KCSE Results for Oriwo Boys High School

TSC Lists Categories of Primary & Secondary Teachers Earmarked for Restraining: Biology, Agric, H/Science, SST & PE now Earmarked For Re-Training

The Teachers’ employer, Teachers Service Commission TSC-Kenya has lined up various trainings aimed at horning the skills of practicing teachers in preparation for the complete roll-out of the new Competence-Based Curriculum, CBC.

As the implementation process goes on, the teachers too have to be well trained. Currently,the teachers who are yet to be employed by TSC and the counties are applying for the new Diploma upgrade training program.The Government is however yet to provide guidance on their trainings.

TSC is also planning to have some teachers get trained soon in their subjects of specialization.Inorder to make this a reality,the Commission has singled out some specific subjects in both Primary and secondary schools that the teachers will have to be trained in.

Teachers of Agriculture,Home Science,Social Studies and PE have been identified as those who will be considered for the trainings.These teachers should now be psychologically prepared for the trainings that will also include some 110,000 secondary schools teachers.

TSC Recruitment: TSC To Finally Hire 75,000 Teachers on Permanent And Pensionable Terms and 36,000 Interns. Check the full details and daily TSC News Updates Here

TSC News Today: TSC To Hire 75,000 Teachers on P&P And 36,000 Interns

(Nyamira) KCSE 2022 Results Analysis for Top Schools per County; Kebirigo Boys– Nyamira County, Nyanza Region

KCSE 2022-2023 Top Candidates per School: Kebirigo Boys Extra County School,

List: Top 100 Students in 2022 KCSE Results for Nyamira County (Official),

List:How 2021/2022 KCSE Candidates Performed in April 2022 results

List:How 2022 KCPE Candidates Performed

Key Statistics and Figures in KCPE 2022:

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Summary of the advertised vacancies.
S/N Vacancy Type Number
1 Secondary schools new recruitment 4,000
2 Secondary schools replacement vacancies 927
3 Deployment vacancies 1,000
4 Primary schools new recruitment 2,987
Total 8,914

Application Deadline
According to TSC Boss, Dr. Nancy Macharia, interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications online through the Commission’s website not later than July 12, 2021.

Qualifications for the vacancies
Qualifications for the 4,000 Secondary schools new recruitment vacancies
To qualify for recruitment of the 4,000 secondary teachers, a candidate must be a Kenyan, holder of at least a diploma in education and registered with TSC.

Qualifications for the 1,000 Deployment vacancies
TSC is also seeking to recruit 1000 primary school teachers, with successful ones expected to be posted to any part of the country and not necessarily in counties they are recruited.