List-TSC Lists New Hardship Areas per Region 2023/2024- TSC Hardship allowances and Sub-Counties in Central Region, all Sub-counties
Are you seeking a chance to create a positive impact in a challenging region? Teachers Service Commission (TSC), can offer you a plethora of opportunities for you . The heart of Central Province beats with a rhythm of resilience, where hardship areas offer a unique opportunity for teachers to showcase their unwavering dedication. These areas present a set of challenges that require a creative approach, and those who rise to the occasion are rewarded with a sense of fulfilment that cannot be found elsewhere.
The TSC carefully selects areas of need by taking into account various factors such as geographical isolation, unstable security conditions, extreme weather patterns, and inadequate access to essential resources. Teachers who are assigned to these regions may be granted supplementary compensation and perks, as a token of appreciation for the obstacles they may encounter.
Kieni West Sub-County
Nyeri County’s Kieni West Sub-County, nestled in the heart of Central Province, is renowned for its challenging terrain and difficult living conditions. Located in a secluded corner, this area boasts a serene and peaceful environment, but with limited access to essential services such as healthcare and transportation. The region is known to be susceptible to severe weather patterns, such as torrential downpours and inundation. The teachers working in this locality possess the chance to leave a lasting impact on the young minds they teach, especially those who hail from underprivileged communities.
Mathira East Sub-County
Mathira East Sub-County, tucked in the middle of Central Province, is a region that has faced its fair share of challenges. Despite being located in the picturesque Nyeri County, this area has struggled to overcome various hardships. situated in a land of scarce rainfall, this region is no stranger to enduring extended periods of dryness. Teachers in this region encounter the daunting task of imparting knowledge to pupils who may have to embark on long journeys to acquire education, while also grappling with the repercussions of climate change on the nearby populace.
Mathioya Sub-County
Located in the geographic center of Murang’a County lies the charming Mathioya Sub-County, a place known for its resilience and perseverance despite the challenges it faces. As one of the more rugged areas in Central Province, Mathioya has earned a reputation for being a place where hard work and determination are the keys to success. The lush greenery of this region is famous for its sprawling tea estates, but it is also vulnerable to the whims of nature, with landslides and floods wreaking havoc during the monsoon season. Teachers in this locality are presented with a unique chance to collaborate with pupils hailing from a wide range of backgrounds, encompassing progenies of tea cultivators and individuals from underprivileged societies.
Kangema Sub-County
Kangema Sub-County located in Murang’a County, poses a distinctive set of obstacles for teachers. The rugged terrain and diverse community make for an enriching yet demanding teaching experience. The region is unfortunately susceptible to instability, with sporadic incidents of cross-cultural tension. Teachers in this locality are presented with a unique prospect to collaborate with pupils hailing from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds, while also fostering harmony and conciliation within their societies.
Located in Central Province lie some of the most intriguing and captivating sub-counties that offer a plethora of challenges and opportunities for teachers. From the rugged terrain of Marmanet and Ol’jabet to the lush landscapes of Mwea West and Kigumo, each area presents its own set of unique circumstances that require a special kind of teachers to thrive.
Finally, the rugged terrain of Central Province presents distinctive hurdles and prospects for teachers who are determined and adaptable. For the passionate teachers out there seeking to create a lasting impact, these regions could be just the ticket. Nevertheless, it is crucial to acknowledge the obstacles and equip oneself accordingly, to triumph in such settings.
TSC UPDATED LIST OF HARDSHIP AREAS AS CAPTURED IN THE 2021-2025 CBA.
Here is the updated list of all areas classified as hardship by the Commission:
S/NO | HARDSHIP AREA | COUNTY |
1 | Baringo North Sub County | Baringo County |
2 | Tiaty East Sub County | Baringo County |
3 | Tiaty West Sub County | Baringo County |
4 | Marigat Sub County | Baringo County |
5 | The whole of Garissa | Garissa County |
6 | Suba Sub County | Homa Bay County |
7 | Mbita Sub County | Homa Bay County |
8 | Whole of Isiolo | Isiolo County |
9 | Mashuuru Sub County | Kajiado County |
10 | Liotoktok Sub County | Kajiado County |
11 | Kajiado West Sub County | Kajiado County |
12 | Whole Kwale | Kwale County |
13 | Magarini Sub County | Kilifi County |
14 | Ganze Sub County | Kilifi County |
15 | Whole of Lamu | Lamu County |
16 | Whole of Mandera | Mandera County |
17 | Whole of Marsabit | Marsabit County |
18 | Mumoni Sub County | Kitui County |
19 | Mutito North Sub County | Kitui County |
20 | Mutito North Sub County | Kitui County |
21 | Tseikuru Sub County | Kitui County |
22 | Narok South Sub County | Narok County |
23 | Narok North Sub County | Narok County |
24 | Whole of Samburu | Samburu County |
25 | Whole of Taita Taveta | Taita Taveta County |
26 | Whole of Tana River | Tana River County |
27 | Whole of Turkana | Turkana County |
28 | Whole of Wajir | Wajir County |
29 | Whole of West Pokot | West Pokot County |
HARDSHIP ALLOWANCES PER MONTH
GRADE TSC SCALE HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE (PER MONTH)
B5 5 6,600
C1 6 8,200
C2 7 10,900
C3 8 12,300
C4 9 14,650
C5 10 17,100
D1 11 27,300
D2 12 27,300
D3 13 31,500
D4 14 31,500
D5 15 38,100