KNEC Payment Rates for KPSEA Centre Managers, Supervisors, and Invigilators

Knec News Today; Kenya National Examinations Council, KPSEA has finally cleared the air on how and when KPSEA 2022 contracted professionals that encompass supervisors and invigilators will get their dues. According to the latest KNEC payment rates (Figures) for KPSEA examiners at our disposal, the council will pay KPSEA contracted professionals a daily stipend amounting to Kshs 500 per day. Since the council plans to use the payment figures for KCPE supervisors, center managers, and invigilators, it is a gloomy day for KPSEA deputy center managers who will have to go back home empty-handed since the council has once more failed to factor in their remuneration.

Initially, there were unfounded claims purporting that the teachers contracted to man the upcoming KPSEA 2022 national tests may not receive a penny after service delivery.

KNEC; Confirmed Payment Date and Rates for KPSEA 2022 Contracted Professionals-Supervisors and Invigilators

The council has, fortunately, come out clean and confirmed that teachers contracted to man the 2022 KPSEA tests will receive their dues after the release of the 2022 KPSEA results. The confirmed KNEC payment rates for KPSEA supervisors and invigilators are as follows:

KPSEA PAYMENT RATES AND FIGURES FOR CENTRE MANAGERS, SUPERVISORS AND INVIGILATORS

KNEC Contracted Professional	Type of KNEC Exam	Region	Payment Rates Per Day	Total Days engaged	Total Pay
Centre Manager	KPSEA	All Regions	Sh500	4	Sh2,000
Deputy Centre Manager	KPSEA	All Regions	Kshs 0.	18	Sh9,000
Invigilators	KPSEA	All Regions	Sh538	3	Sh1,615
Invigilators	KPSEA	Nairobi & Mombasa	Sh580	17	Sh9,860
Invigilators	KCSE	Other Regions	Sh460	17	Sh7,820
Supervisors	KCPE	All Regions	Sh621	4	Sh2,485
Supervisors	KCSE	Nairobi & Mombasa	Sh695	18	Sh12,510
Supervisors	KCSE	Other Regions	Sh630	18	Sh11,340
Security Officers	KCSE	All Regions	Sh420	16	Sh6,720

 

2022 LIST OF  KNEC NATIONAL EXAMS AND ASSESSMENTS

Examination	Rehearsal	Start date	End date
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)	18th November 2022	21st November 2022	23rd December 2022
Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE)	25th November 2022	28th November 2022	30th November 2022
Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA)	25th November 2022	28th November 2022	30th November 2022
Diploma in Early Childhood Teacher Education (DECTE)	18th November 2022	21st November 2022	25th November 2022

 2022 KNEC PAYMENT RATES FOR CONTRACTED PROFESSIONALS

Contracted Professional	Exam	Region	Pay Per Day	Total Days engaged	Total Pay
Centre Manager	KCPE	All Regions	Sh500	4	Sh2,000
Centre Manager	KCSE	All Regions	Sh500	18	Sh9,000
Invigilators	KCPE	All Regions	Sh538	3	Sh1,615
Invigilators	KCSE	Nairobi & Mombasa	Sh580	17	Sh9,860
Invigilators	KCSE	Other Regions	Sh460	17	Sh7,820
Supervisors	KCPE	All Regions	Sh621	4	Sh2,485
Supervisors	KCSE	Nairobi & Mombasa	Sh695	18	Sh12,510
Supervisors	KCSE	Other Regions	Sh630	18	Sh11,340
Security Officers	KCSE	All Regions	Sh420	16	Sh6,720

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CBC GRADE SIX KPSEA TO SAVE KNEC BILLIONS OF SHILLINGS; ELECTRONIC MARKING OF ALL THE PAPERS! 2022 KNEC KPSEA EXAM SAMPLES DOWNLOAD

Details have emerged that the Competency-Based Assessment (CBA) will save the government billions of shillings in examination printing, administration, and management. This follows a departure from the outdated KCPE ( Kenya Certificate Of Primary Education) where KNEC contracted teachers to mark English Composition and Kiswahili Insha papers. It is confirmed that there are no such papers in the new CBC Evaluation system.

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has availed samples of the upcoming grade six national examinations which exhibit that Composition and Insha will not be tested/examined. Consequently, teachers will not be involved in marking the final national exams in primary school as has been the norm with the former KCPE.