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NEW AON MINET ENHANCED MEDICAL SCHEME FOR TSC TEACHERS

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At least 315, 000 TSC employees will now get access to the benefits of enhanced medical cover after the Teachers Service Commission renewed their deal with AON Minet Insurance. The new contract will last three years.

In the new contract, TSC has increased the allocation of funds in each cover.

A whooping sh 9 billion will be used to facilitate the new enhanced medical scheme.

Teachers will now enjoy the following enhanced insurance packages:

  1. Outpatient services
  2. Inpatient services
  3. Optical services
  4. Maternity services
  5. Group life
  6. Dental services
  7. Last expense-funeral

Besides this teachers will also access treatment while in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda or Rwanda.

The good news is that in special cases where treatment is not locally available, AON will facilitate international evacuation.

TSC AON Minet Medical insurance enhanced packages per Job Group

Below is a detailed explanation of the enhanced packages for teachers based on the job group:

Job Group/Grade Outpatient Inpatient Dental Optical Maternity Group Life Last Expense(Funeral)
G/B5 100,000 750,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 450,000 200,000
H/C1 100,000 750,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 450,000 200,000
J/C2 100,000 750,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 450,000 200,000
K/C3 100,000 850,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 550,000 200,000
L/C4 150,000 1,000,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 550,000 200,000
M/C5 175,000 1,250,000 45,000 45,000 100,000 650,000 200,000
N/D1 225,000 1,500,000 45,000 45,000 150,000 650,000 300,000
P/D2 250,000 1,800,000 45,000 45,000 150,000 1,050,000 400,000
Q/D3 275,000 2,000,000 45,000 45,000 200,000 1,050,000 500,000
R/D4 375,000 2,500,000 45,000 45,000 200,000 1,050,000 600,000

 

Teachers will also enjoy the following dental, optical and maternity services;

COVER BENEFITS
DENTAL Consultation and Anesthetists’ fee
Dental X-Rays and root canal treatment
Tooth Extraction
Scaling
Dentures necessitated by an accident/injury and deformation surgery
OPTICAL Cost of lenses and frames
Prescription for ophthalmic treatment and eye lenses and ophthalmic ultrasound
MATERNITY Routine antenatal Checkup
Delivery/Doctor’s fee
Postnatal care up to six weeks post-delivery
Routine Immunizations and baby-friendly vaccines
First emergency caesarean section (CS)
Subsequent elective CS and normal delivery
Pre-maturity/Pre-term
Congenital Conditions

HOW TO REGISTER FOR AON MINET INSURANCE PACKAGES

All TSC employed teachers are automatically eligible for cover.

The principal member- contributor is however expected to register himself/ herself and their dependants.

There are two steps followed that is Unstructured Supplementary Service Data registration (USSD) and Biometric registration.

The following details are mandatory:

  1. ID Number

2. TSC Number

PRINCIPAL MEMBER REGISTRATION GUIDE

  1. Dial *865# using your Safaricom or Airtel mobile phone number.
  2. Fill your TSC and National ID number which will be verified against the AON Minet database.
  3. If successful, you will be requested to enter your name, gender and role.
  4. Once you are through, you will receive a confirmation message and a prompt message to register your dependents.

REGISTRATION OF DEPENDENTS

  1. Dial *865# using your Safaricom or Airtel mobile phone number.
  2. Select the dependent you wish to register that is either spouse or child.
  3. Enter the Date of Birth, Name (full) and ID Number or Birth Certificate Number.

HOW TO ACCESS AON MEDICAL SERVICES

TSC members can access AON Minet services on the company’s online panel.

The list can also be accessed by dialling *340# using your Safaricom or Airtel line then following the instructions on the screen.

REFERRAL AND SPECIALIST SERVICES

Cases where referral or specialist services are required include:

  1. Services that may be sought directly such as MRI, X-Ray, Gynaecological care, Oncology, Chemotherapy etc. In this case, the member should visit a primary care provider for a referral letter allowing him/  her seek the services at a referral service provider within AON’s panel.
  2. When the service provider is not contracted to offer the particular service sought, the service provider will give a referral letter to the member specifying the service sought and the name of the service provider they are being referred to.

 

 

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LATEST TSC PORTALS, TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE AND AVAILABLE TSC ONLINE SERVICES: A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE AND LIST OF ALL TSC PORTALS, TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE AND AVAILABLE TSC ONLINE SERVICES FOR KENYAN TEACHERS

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LATEST TSC PORTALS, TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE AND AVAILABLE TSC ONLINE SERVICES: A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE AND LIST OF ALL TSC PORTALS, TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE AND AVAILABLE TSC ONLINE SERVICES FOR KENYAN TEACHERS

 As the era of digitization descends upon many, the Teachers Service Commission, TSC Kenya has not been left behind.

Recently, the Teachers Service Commission digitized all files for both teachers and other TSC employees to improve and ease access to information.

Below is a simplified guide to help you access TSC online services and portals for a better experience:

TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE

The official TSC Website is  

https://www.tsc.go.ke/

EXTERNAL TSC LINKS

Here are TSC links that you can click on to access instant TSC online services:

https://newsblaze.co.ke/tsc-online-services-the-tsc-website-online-services-and-how-to-easily-access-them/

To access your TSC online payslip, click on this link: https://payslip.tsc.go.ke/

To access the TSC online system, click on this link:

https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/

To check your registration status( Teacher registration status) online, click on this link:

https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/regstatus.aspx

For job adverts for teachers and advertised vacancies, follow this link:

https://www.tsc.go.ke/index.php/media-centre/downloads

For secretariat adverts, click on this link:

https://www.tsc.go.ke/index.php/media-centre/downloads/category/82-current-adverts

For easier dissemination of all information about Kenyan teachers and other TSC employees, the Teachers Service Commission has a well-established, up-to-date website for TSC online services such as:

Online wealth declaration

TPAD

TSC Online Payslips

TSC Pension status

TPAD Documentary

Teacher internships 

TSC gazette notices

TSC latest Circulars

TSC advertised posts and tender notices

 

HOW TO ACCESS THE TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE, KENYA

  1. On your browser such as Google, Mozilla Firefox or Opera Mini, type ” TSC OFFICIAL WEBSITE” then click on the “Search Box.”

2. Several search results, more than 20 million will appear.

3. Click on  the first search result with the official TSC link to the website that is, https://www.tsc.go.ke/

4. The link will immediately redirect you to the TSC official website from where you can access various TSC Online Services.

FOR MORE TRENDING TSC AND EDUCATION NEWS, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS:

https://newspro.co.ke/how-to-repay-your-helb-loan/

https://newspro.co.ke/tsc-shortlists-candidates-for-the-upcoming-interviews-for-teachers-and-deputies-who-applied-for-administrative-posts/

https://newspro.co.ke/tsc-to-train-68-490-teachers-in-december-on-cbc/

https://newspro.co.ke/tsc-just-released-the-shortlisted-candidates-for-the-commissioners-slots-to-undergo-interviews/

https://newspro.co.ke/tsc-interview-dates-for-2019-teacher-interns-recruitment/

LATEST TSC PORTALS

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has further given a break-down of all TSC services in the form of portals.

HERE IS A LIST OF ALL LATEST TSC PORTALS:

T-PAY Online Portal

Kenyan teachers can now easily access, view, download and print their payslips via the T-Pay portal.

The system also enables teachers to send their latest payslip to various banks, SACCOs to complete the process of applying for a loan.

To access your TSC Online Payslip, click on this link:

https://www.tsc.go.ke/index.php/online-services/online-payslips

TPAD (Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development)

For easier monitoring of TSC employees’ output and quality assessment, the Teachers Service Commission has also come up with a Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development portal to enable teachers upload their TPAD files for every term on an annual basis.

Besides, the Teachers Service Commission keeps on reviewing the TPAD to make it user-friendly.

To access the TSC TPAD Portal, click on the following link:

https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/

NEW TEACHER REGISTRATION PORTAL

One of TSC’s key mandates is to register trained and qualified teachers after which it issues them with a registration certificate to enable them to practice in any part of the country.

Through the TSC online system, teachers who would like to be registered by the commission can now easily access this service by clicking on the TSC Teacher Registration Portal below:

https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/regstatus.aspx

Through this portal, teachers can also monitor their registration status.

TSC ONLINE WEALTH DECLARATION

Every civil servant in Kenya is required to declare his or her wealth-Income, Assets and Liabilities after every two years.

Since teachers are civil servants, they have to declare their wealth too.

To declare your wealth online, click on this link:

https://tsconline.tsc.go.ke/

TSC PENSION STATUS PORTAL

Every TSC employee is entitled to a pension after retirement.

To access the TSC pension portal, click on this link:

https://www.tsc.go.ke/index.php/media-centre/downloads/category/40-pension-status

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BEST EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA 2019

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Extra County secondary schools in Kenya are ranked second in the hierarchy of best secondary schools in Kenya.

Most of them are well equipped.

Besides, they have enough boarding facilities hence, they can accommodate learners from any county within Kenya.

They are highly sought after since they post impressive results.

HERE ARE THE DETAILS OF ALL EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA- KNEC CODES, TYPE AND CATEGORY

  1. 01101101 Dr.Aggrey High School
  2. 01101201 St. Mary’s High School Lushangonyi
  3. 01113101 Eldoro Girls High School
  4. 01113102 Timbila Secondary School
  5. 01114102 Murray Girls’ High School
  6. 01114301 Mwasere Girls’ Secondary School
  7. 02105104 Waa High School
  8. . 02105108 Waa Girls Secondary School
  9. 04107101 Malindi High School
  10.  . 04107105 Ngala Memorial Girls’ Secondary School
  1. 04111102 St John’s Girls Secondary School
  2. 05103102 Mau Mau Memorial Girls Secondary School
  1. 07214101 Nyahururu High School
  2. 07215202 Wanjohi Secondary School
  3. 07216101 Njabini Boys High School
  4.  . 07216103 Magumu High School
  5. . 07216108 Mt Kinangop Girls’ Secondary School Girls
  1. 07225101 Nyakiambi Girls Secondary Girls
  2. . 08202001 Nyeri High School Boys
  1. 08202007 Giakanja Secondary School
  2. 08210201 Naromoru Girls Secondary School
  3. 08217101 Kanjuri High School
  4. 08217202 Kirimara High School
  5. 08218102 Tumutumu Girls’ High School
  6. 08219101 South Tetu Girls’ High School
  7. 08219103 Kaheti Boys High School
  8. 08221301 Kangubiri Girls High School
  9. 08237001 Karima Boys’ High School
  10. 08237002 Chinga Girls High School
  11. 08237003 Kenyatta High School
  12. 08237004 Chinga Boys High School
  13. 08237005 Othaya Boys High School
  14. 08237009 Othaya Girls Secondary School
  15. 08237012 Mahiga Girls Secondary School
  16. 09203401 Kerugoya Boys High School
  17. 09203402 Kerugoya Girls High School Girls
  18. 09203405 Mutira Girls Secondary School
  19. 09222201 Kianyaga High School
  20. 09222301 Ngiriambu Girls Secondary School
  21. 09224201 Karoti Girls High School
  22. 10204102 Mumbi Girls’ High School
  23. 10208201 Kamahuha Girls High School
  24. 10226201 Githumu High School
  25. 10226202 Gituru Secondary School
  26. 10226210 Ng’araria Girls Secondary School
  27. 10226211 Naaro High School
  28. 10226216 Gaichanjiru High School
  29. 10226217 Githunguri Girls
  30. 10226227 Ruchu Girls Secondary School
  31. 10227301 Njiiri School
  32. 10228101 Njumbi High School

52 10228301 Gitugi Girls High School

  1. 10228401 Kiria-ini Girls Secondary School
  2. 10229101 Kangema High School
  3. 10234401 Gatanga Girls’ Secondary School
  4. 10238101 Kahuhia Girls’ High School
  5. 10238102 Kirogo Secondary School
  6. 10238114 Kiaguthu Boys Secondary School
  7. 11205101 Kanunga High School
  8. 11205108 Loreto Girls High School Kiambu
  9. 11205201 St. Anne’s Sec. School-lioki
  10. 11205204 Kiambu High School
  11. 11207101 Thika High School
  12. 11207102 Chania Boys’ High School
  13. 11207108 Chania Girls’ High School
  14. 11212101 Muhoho High
  15. 11230101 Mary Leakey Girls’ High School
  16. 11231102 Precious Blood Kagwe Girls Secondary School

69 . 11231207 Kijabe Boys High School

  1. 11231208 Kijabe Girls
  2. 11236101 St.francis Girls High School (mang’u)
  3. 12301702 Machakos Girls’ High School
  4. 12301703 Mumbuni High School

74 . 12301704 Mua Hills Secondary School

  1. 12301710 Ngelani High School
  2. 12301734 Mumbuni Girls’ School
  3. 12301755 Kitonyini High School
  4. 12301759 Nyayo A.I.C Girls Secondary School
  5. 12314201 Kabaa High School
  6. 12316101 Kangundo High School
  7. 12316104 Misyani Girls’ Secondary School
  8. 12343301 Masinga Boys Secondary School
  9. 12343302 Masinga Girls Secondary School
  10. 12345508 Tala Girls Secondary School
  11. 13302102 St Charles Lwanga School
  12. 13302103 St. Angela’s Girls Secondary School
  13. 13331205 Kyondoni Girls Secondary School
  14. 13332101 Mutito Boys Secondary School
  15. 13332102 A.i.c Sombe Girls Secondary School
  16. 13353201 Mulango Girls High School
  17. 13353301 Maliku Girls’ Secondary School
  18. 14303101 Kangaru School
  19. 14303104 Kangaru Girls School
  20. 14303201 St Paul’s High School Kevote
  21. 14303203 St Teresa’s Girls’ – Kithimu
  22. 14312101 Siakago Boys High School
  23. 14312104 Gangara Secondary School
  24. 14312105 Kiambere School Complex
  25. 14312301 Kanyuambora Secondary School
  26. 14333102 St. Catherine Nthagaiya Girls Secondary School
  27. 14333201 Kyeni Girls’ High School
  28. 14333202 Kegonge Boys High School
  29. 14341101 Mayori Secondary School
  30. 14341201 Nyangwa Boys’ High School
  31. 14355102 Kiriari Girls High School
  32. 14355112 Kavutiri Boys Secondary School
  33. 14355201 Nguviu Boys High School
  34. 14355202 Nguviu Girls Secondary School
  35. 15304102 Kaaga Girls’ High School
  36. 15304103 Kaaga Boys Secondary

111 15304106 Gikumene Girls ‘ Secondary School

  1. 15309101 Bureiruri Boys Secondary School

113 15309102 Kangeta Girls’ Secondary School

  1. 15309201 Maua Girls Secondary School
  2. 15309301 Igembe Boys’ Secondary School
  3. 15319101 Nkubu High School
  4. 15319104 Nkuene Girls High School
  5. 15319201 Kanyakine High School
  6. 15319205 Yururu Girls’ Secondary School
  7. 15327101 Miathene Boys High School
  8. 15334301 Kibirichia Boys Secondary School
  9. 15334302 Kibirichia Girls Secondary School
  10. 17306101 Isiolo Boys Secondary School
  11. 17322201 Kinna Secondary School
  12. 18325201 Kalulini Boys’ High School

126 18336101 Precious Blood Sec.school – Kilungu

  1. 18346101 Kitondo Secondary School

128 18346102 Kisau Girls Secondary School

  1. 19308301 Chuka Boys High School

130 19308304 Chuka Girls’ Secondary School

  1. 19308502 Mukuuni High School
  2. 19308503 Ikuu Girls Secondary School
  3. 19308504 Njuri High School
  4. 19308505 Magumoni Girls
  5. 19326101 Muthambi Girls High School
  6. 19326102 Muthambi Boys Secondary School
  7. 19326105 Kajiunduthi High School
  8. 19326201 Chogoria Boys High School
  9. 19326203 Kiriani Boys High School
  10. 19326204 Chief Mbogori Girls Secondary School
  11. 19326206 Igwanjau Secondary School
  12. 19326211 Makuri Girls Secondary School
  13. 20401007 Buruburu Girls Secondary Girls
  14. 20405001 Dagoretti High School
  15. 20405002 Upper Hill School
  16. 20405003 Moi Girls’ School Nairobi
  17. 20405004 Precious Blood Riruta
  18. 20405007 Nembu Girls High School
  19. 20406002 Statehouse Girls H. Sch
  20. 20406009 Hospital Hill High School
  21. 20406011 St. George’s Girls’ Secondary School
  22. 22502204 A I C Moi Girls Samburu
  23. 23503101 St.anthony’s Boys’ High School – Kitale Boys
  24. 23503110 Kitale School-secondary
  25. 23503111 St Joseph’s Girls’ High School Kitale
  26. 23528101 St Mark’s High School – Cherangani
  27. 23528108 Friends Bwake Boys School.
  28. 23528116 St. Mark’s
  29. 23529103 Goseta Boys High School
  30. 23529132 St. Monica’s Girls High School, Kitale
  31. 24505102 Nasokol Girls Secondary School
  32. 24505104 Kapenguria Boys High School
  33. 24505104 Kapenguria Boys High School
  34. 24531301 Ortum Secondary School
  35. 25533106 Chebilat Secondary School
  36. 25551207 Moi Siongiroi Girls’ Secondary School
  37. 25563101 Saseta Girls’ Secondary School
  38. 25563102 Koiwa Secondary School
  39. 25563105 Boito Secondary School
  40. 25563301 Kimulot Secondary
  41. 26509111 Turbo Girls Sec School
  42. 26509112 Kamagut High School
  43. 26509114 Paul Boit Boys Secondary School
  44. 26509130 Kipsangui Secondary School
  45. 26509140 Loreto High School, Matunda
  46. 26534101 Arnesen’s High School

176 . 26534102 Kapngetuny High School

  1. 26534103 Drys Girls Secondary School
  2. 26534116 A.i.c. Chebisaas Boys Secondary School
  3. 26535101 Hill School – Eldoret
  4. 27536201 Jomo Kenyatta High School
  5. 27536202 Bahati Girls Secondary School
  6. 27537301 Naivasha Girls Secondary School
  7. 27537303 Naivasha High School
  8. 27537319 Lake Naivasha Girls Secondary School
  9. 27538101 Michinda Secondary School
  10. 27538204 Mary Mount Secondary School
  11. 27538208 Molo Academy
  12. 27552002 Solai Boys’ Secondary School
  13. 27552018 Aic Morop Girls’ Secondary School
  14. 27552032 Kirobon Girls Secondary School
  15. 27552049 Kirobon Boys’ High
  16. 27564101 Njoro Boys High School
  17. 27564102 Njoro Girls’ Secondary School
  18. 27564108 Larmudiac Secondary
  19. 27570201 Koelel Secondary School
  20. 28512101 Kericho High School
  21. 28512112 Moi Tea Girls Secondary School
  22. 28522501 Tengecha Boys High School
  23. 28522505 Litein High School
  24. 28522509 Tengecha
  25. 28522512 Korongoi Girls’ Secondary
  26. 28522520 A.i.c Litein Girls Secondary School
  27. 28553102 Cheptenye Secondary School
  28. 28553103 Sosiot Girls’ Secondary School
  29. 28571201 Londiani Boys Secondary School
  30. 28571202 Londiani Girls’ Secondary School
  31. 29513101 Kapsabet Girls High School
  32. 29513304 Terige Secondary School
  33. 29523101 Kemeloi Boys Secondary School
  34. 29542101 Meteitei Boys Secondary School
  35. 30556301 Ndururumo High School
  36. 31567201 Noonkopir Girls Secondary School
  37. 32516101 Narok High School
  38. 32519103 Kilgoris Girls Secondary School
  39. 33517201 Kabarnet High School
  40. 33517202 Kapropita Girls High School
  41. 33517203 Kituro High School
  42. 33517205 Pemwai Girls’ Secondary School
  43. 33521101 Eldama Ravine Girls High School
  44. 33521105 Solian Girls High School
  45. 33558101 Marigat Secondary School
  46. 33562101 Mogotio High School
  47. 34518102 Sing’ore Girls Secondary School
  48. 34518401 Tambach Boys High School
  49. 34518402 Aic Girls Secondary School Kessup
  50. 34520101 Chebara Secondary School
  51. 34520102 St. Peter’s Marakwet Boys Secondary School
  52. 34520103 Yemit Boys
  53. 34559201 Kapkenda Girls’ High School
  54. 34559501 Simotwo Secondary School
  55. 34559502 Metkei Secondary School
  56. 35601202 St. Stephens Lwanya Girls Secondary
  57. 35606101 S.a. Kolanya Boys High School
  58. 35609104 Sigalame High School
  59. 35609105 St. Cecilia Nangina Girls High School
  60. 35620101 St. Paul’s Amukura High School
  61. 35620201 St Monica Chakol Girls’ High School
  62. 35629101 Nambale Secondary School
  63. 36602101 Bungoma High School
  64. 36602102 Kibabii High School
  65. 36602103 Cardinal Otunga Girls High School
  66. 36612201 Teremi Boys High School
  67. 36613201 St.cecilia Girls Misikhu
  68. 36621101 Chesamisi Boys High School
  69. 36621108 Moi Girls High School, Kamusinga
  70. 36621110 St. Luke’s Boys’ High School Kimilili
  71. 37607201 Archbishop Njenga Girls’ High School
  72. 37607203 Lugari Secondary School
  73. 37608003 Butere Boys High School
  74. 37614102 Malava Boys High School
  75. 37615001 Musingu Boys High School
  76. 37615003 Eregi Girls High School
  77. 37615004 Musoli Girls High School
  78. 37615009 Shikunga Secondary School
  79. 37616006 St.ignatius Mukumu Boys High School
  80. 37616007 the Sacred Heart Girls, Mukumu
  81. 37617210 St.mary’s Mumias Girls Secondary School
  82. 37617211 St. Peter’s Mumias Boys’ High School
  83. 37624002 Kivaywa Secondary School
  84. 37632304 Ingotse High School
  85. 38604101 Vihiga Friends High School
  86. 38604109 St. Clare’s Maragoli Girls
  87. 38619102 Nyang’ori Boys High School
  88. 38619201 Friends School Kaimosi Girls
  89. 38622102 Moi Girls’ Secondary School-vokoli
  90. 38622202 Mbale High School
  91. 38622203 Friends School Keveye Girls
  92. 39701022 Kisumu Boys High School
  93. 39713001 Ahero Girls Secondary School
  94. 39713006 Onjiko High School
  95. 39713021 Otieno Oyoo Secondary School
  96. 39714101 Ngere High School
  97. 39714106 St. Barnabas Girls’ Secondary School
  98. 39733108 Rae Girls Secondary School
  99. 39733212 Nyabondo High School
  100. 39733213 Nyakach Girls’ High School
  101. 39733307 Thurdibuoro Mixed Secondary School
  102. 39734401 Achego Girls Secondary School
  103. 39734402 Koru Girls Sec Sch
  104. 39737022 Chulaimbo Secondary School
  105. 40703102 Nyanchwa Boys High School
  106. 40703103 Kereri Girls High School
  107. 40703201 Cardinal Otunga High School-Mosocho
  108. 40703403 Nyamagwa SDA Sec Sch
  109. 40711101 St. Angela Sengera Girls Sec Sch
  110. 40716101 E L C K Itierio Boys High School
  111. 40716102 Suneka Secondary School
  112. 40716103 St.paul’s Igonga Secondary School
  113. 40716118 E L C K Itierio Girls Secondary School
  114. 40719102 Tabaka Secondary School
  115. 40719104 Nyabigena Sec School
  116. 40723201 Itibo Boys High School
  117. 40732206 St. Theresa’s Nyangusu Girls Secondary School
  118. 40735101 Moi Gesusu H Sch
  119. 40735201 St. Charles Lwanga Ichuni Girls High School
  120. 40740101 St.Johns Nyamagwa Boys
  121. 40740102 Sameta High School
  122. 40740104 St. Mary’s Nyamagwa Girls Secondary School Girls
  123. 41704001 Homa Bay High School
  124. 41704003 Ogande Girls’ High School
  125. 41704107 Orero Boys Secondary School
  126. 41710201 Wang’apala Secondary School
  127. 41710203 Bishop Linus Okok Girls’ Secondary School
  128. 41710301 Agoro Sare High School
  129. 41710403 Dudi Girls Secondary School
  130. 41710405 Our Lady of Mercy Ringa Boys Secondary School
  131. 41731002 Mawego Secondary School
  132. 41731101 Gendia Secondary school
  133. 41731303 Oriwo Boys High School
  134. 42705102 Bishop Okoth Girls’- Mbaga Secondary School
  135. 42712102 Nyamira Girls Secondary School
  136. 42721101 Chianda High School
  137. 42721201 St. Mary’s Lwak Girls’ School
  138. 42721202 Ramba Secondary School
  139. 42725102 Sega Girls Secondary School
  140. 42726101 St. Mary’s School, Yala
  141. 42726107 Sawagongo High School
  142. 42738101 St. Francis Ranga’la Girls Secondary School
  143. 42738102 Ambira High School
  144. 43706109 Nyamira Technical Secondary School
  145. 43720106 Nyansiongo High School
  146. 43720107 Menyenya S.d.a High School
  147. 44707105 Kadika Girls’ Secondary School
  148. 44707106 Nyabisawa Girls Secondary School
  149. 44708101 Tarang’anya Boys High School
  150. 44708201 Isibania Boys Sec
  151. 44717101 Kanyawanga Secondary School
  152. 44729104 Sori Secondary School
  153. 44736101 St Joseph’s Rapogi Secondary School
  154. 44736203 St. Pius Uriri High School
  155. 44739104 St. Albert’s Girls High School, Ulanda

 

 

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KNEC’S TOUGH MARKING RULES FOR KCSE EXAMINERS 2019

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KNEC’S LATEST TOUGH MARKING RULES FOR KCSE EXAMINERS 2019
The Kenya National Examinations Council has invited over 26, 000 examiners for the 2019 KCSE marking exercise.

The examiners include those who were recently trained and those with long term experience.

The examiners are required to work round the clock to ensure they complete the marking exercise before Christmas.

The examiners should download their leaders from the KNEC CP2 website to confirm their marking centres, payment rates and other logistics.

FOR IMPORTANT KNEC PORTALS CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS:

For KCPE AND KCSE Registration click here

https://www.knec-portal.ac.ke/

For Diploma Teacher Registration click here  https://registration.knec.ac.ke/online-dte/

For ECDE Registration click here registration.knec.ac.ke/online-ecde/

For BTPE exam Registration click here https://registration.knec.ac.ke/online-btep/

For Teacher Certificate in Adult Education Registration click here https://registration.knec.ac.ke/online-tcae/

For KNEC business exam registration click here https://registration.knec.ac.ke/online-bzns/

TOUGH KNEC MARKING RULES
KNEC KCSE examiners are expected to observe the following rules:

1. Do not carry away candidates’ answered scripts from marking centres.

2. Do not carry marking schemes or marking materials from the examination centres.

3. All marking should be carried out from the designated marking rooms within the marking centre.

4. There should be no phones in the designated marking rooms.

5. Every KNEC examiner is expected to board-live within the designated marking centre.

6. Attend and participate in all coordination meetings.

7. Observe marking discipline and actively participating in any roles assigned to you.

8. Do not carry any dummies and/or question papers from the marking centres.

9. Complete all the claim forms for answer scripts marked and submit them to the Team Leader before leaving the room.

10. Refrain from any activity that may slow down the marking exercise such as indulging in alcohol.

11. Conceal your identity as an examiner to avoid influence from people with personal interests.

12. Avail yourself at the marking rooms as long as the marking is in progress.

13. Maintain confidentiality on assigned tasks.

14. Ensure that you meet the targets set during the marking exercise.

15. Conduct yourself with dignity, decorum and diligence.

NOTE: ANY EXAMINER FOUND CONTRAVENING THESE REGULATIONS WILL BE DISMISSED AND REPORTED TO THE TSC FOR FURTHER DISCIPLINARY ACTION.

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TSC BREAKING NEWS: TEACHERS FROM HARDSHIP AND HIGHLY-VOLATILE AREAS TO BE RECRUITED IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR YEAR OF GRADUATION, FIND OUT WHY

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TSC BREAKING NEWS: TEACHERS FROM HARDSHIP AND HIGHLY-VOLATILE AREAS TO BE RECRUITED IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR YEAR OF GRADUATION, FIND OUT WHY

TSC BOSS DR NANCY MACHARIA HAS CONFIRMED THAT TEACHERS WHO HAIL FROM HARDSHIP AREAS WILL BE GIVEN PRIORITY DURING THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS TO AVOID MASS TEACHER TRANSFERS, HERE ARE THE KEY DETAILS

TSC Boss Dr Nancy Macharia has said that teachers from hardship areas will be given priority for recruitment to work in their local regions.

SPONSORED LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.tsc.go.ke/index.php/media-centre/downloads/category/115-guidelines-for-recruitment

https://www.the-star.co.ke/classifieds/jobs/tsc-teacher-recruitment.html

Appearing before the Parliamentary Committee, TSC CEO Nancy Macharia said the decision was arrived at after deliberations on how the Commission can stop mass transfers of teachers previously posted to work in hardship areas to less adverse regions.

As a result of these mass transfers of teachers, learning is constantly disrupted and schools remain understaffed despite the government’s efforts to improve the Teacher: learner ratio.

Henceforth, the Teachers Service Commission, TSC shall give priority to teachers who hail from these hardship regions irrespective of their Year of Graduation, the main parameter used to score TSC candidates.

INTER-CLAN WARS

TSC Boss further added that there have been numerous instances where teachers from less volatile areas have been forced to flee to safer areas following inter-clan wars.

Under such circumstances, the TSC cannot force them to work in these highly-volatile regions.

This is why locals will be given priority since they know how to manoeuvre in such instances.

The TSC’s decision was propelled by constant complaints from Turkana Members of Parliament who accused the Teachers Service Commission of ignoring locals during the recruitment process.

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LATEST EDUCATION TRENDING NEWS- 2020 FORM ONE OFFICIAL REPORTING DATES: FORM ONES ARE EXPECTED TO REPORT TO SCHOOLS BY 17TH JANUARY, 2020 HERE ARE THE DETAILS

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2020 FORM ONE OFFICIAL REPORTING DATES: FORM ONES ARE EXPECTED TO REPORT TO SCHOOLS BY 17TH JANUARY, 2020 HERE ARE THE DETAILS

2020 FORM ONE SELECTION UPDATES: 2019 KCPE CANDIDATES TO REPORT TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY 17TH JANUARY, 2020.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.kahawatungu.com/2019/12/02/magoha-announces-form-one-reporting-date/

https://catholicreadings.org/kenyan-life/form-one-selection/

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/2020-form-one-selection-results-and-admission-letters-extra-county-schools/

https://kenyayote.com/download-2018-form-one-admission-letters-calling-forms/

The Ministry of Education has just released the reporting dates for all 2020 form one students.

The reporting date set by the Ministry of Education is between Monday 13th January to Friday 17th January 2019.

This means that the new entrants into Kenyan secondary schools have only one week- 7 days extra to prepare themselves adequately as opposed to the other form two, three and four students.

FORM ONE SELECTION TO NATIONAL SCHOOLS

33, 000 2019 KCPE candidates have already received invitation letters to join National schools.

There are 186 national schools in Kenya distributed across all the 47 counties where these students will join.

SECOND SELECTION

Professor Magoha has confirmed that there will be no second selection for form one students’ admission since this first selection was done based on merit, choice and equity.

Professor Magoha said this during the official release of the 2020 form one admission results on 2nd December, 2019.

PANGANI GIRLS 2020 FORM ONE ADMISSION

According to the Ministry of Education’s statistics, Pangani Girls High attracted the highest number of 2019 KCPE candidates, 111,817 learners who picked the school as their first choice/option.

Unfortunately, Pangani Girls can only accommodate 336 form one students given its low capacity.

Alliance Girls also attracted 83, 489 whereas Kenya High lured 9, 797 2019 KCPE applicants.

2020 FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS

2020 Form One Admission Letters to National, Extra-County, County and Sub-County secondary schools will be available for download at the Ministry of Education’s official website below

https://www.education.go.ke/

Schools have also received individual students’ admission letters which have already been uploaded onto the National Education Management Information System, NEMIS Portal below 

https://nemis.education.go.ke/

KCPE candidates who only selected two schools out of eleven will count themselves unlucky since they will be forced to join schools they never chose.

OVERWHELMING NUMBERS

CS Magoha further challenged Members of Parliament to construct more schools within their constituencies to cater for the overwhelming numbers of Kenyan learners who would wish to quench their thirst for education. 

Mombasa and Nairobi are the worst hit when it comes to school shortages. Consequently, some learners had to be forcefully placed in Extra county and County secondary schools outside their home counties.

CS MAGOHA ON ELIMU SCHOLARSHIPS

CS Magoha also urged learners to apply for the Elimu Scholarship to receive financial aid which can propel them through secondary school education.

HERE IS A COMPLETE, DETAILED GUIDE ON HOW TO APPLY FOR ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING

2020 FORM ONE SCHOLARSHIPS: 2020 FORM ONE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP FOR QUALIFIED 2019 KCPE CANDIDATES

THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION HAS JUST ADVERTISED 2020 FORM ONE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THIS YEAR’S KCPE CANDIDATES HERE ARE THE DETAILS ON HOW TO ACCESS THEM, NUMBER OF TARGETED SUB-COUNTIES AND URBAN CENTRES WITH SLUMS, DEADLINES, PASS MARK, APPLICATION PROCEDURE, ELIGIBILITY AND SELECTION CRITERIA

The Ministry of Education in Kenya in partnership with the Equity Group Foundation has just advertised scholarships for high schools students from disadvantaged and financially unstable backgrounds for the 2020 academic year.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001351448/hope-for-over-9-000-students-in-sh20b-scholarship-project

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/education-ministry-advertises-the-2020-form-one-elimu-scholarships-for-2019-kcpe-candidates-get-the-full-details-here/

https://egfdmis.equitybank.co.ke/uploads/files/Elimu%20Scholarship%20Application%20Form%2025Nov19.pdf

https://www.jambonews.co.ke/top-and-best-secondary-school-scholarship-programmes-how-to-apply/

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP TARGETTED AREAS

Elimu Scholarship targets 110 sub-Counties and 15 urban centres with informal settlements.

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS

Anyone seeking the 2020 form one Elimu Scholarship MUST:

1. Be a poor and vulnerable child from a financially unstable home.

2. Have sat for the 2019 KCPE exam from public primary schools within the targeted 110 sub-Counties and 15 urban centres with informal settlements. The 110 Sub-Counties have been selected based on the National Government’s administrative areas as per the year 2015.

FOR A FULL LIST OF THE TARGETTED 110 SUB-COUNTIES AND THE 15 URBAN AREAS WITH INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND EQUITY GROUP FOUNDATION WEBSITES:

https://www.education.go.ke/

https://equitygroupfoundation.com/

3. Have attained at least 280 marks in the 2019 KCPE exam. For affirmative action, however, 2019 KCPE candidates who are orphans and/or from highly vulnerable communities and those with disability or special needs who attained below 280 marks may also stand a chance.

4. Candidates with special needs and disability include those with physical, visual or hearing impairment, albinism, autism, dyslexia and other learning disabilities.

5. 2019 KCPE candidates whose parents or guardians disabled hence compromising or limiting their ability to meet their financial obligations and other parental responsibilities.

6. Candidates whose parents are living with chronic illnesses such as HIV/ AIDS that could make them incapable of fending for their families.

7. Candidates whose families have been hit by extreme poverty hence unable to raise the required school fees.

8. Candidates who have been greatly neglected abused and denied support to continue with their education.

HOW TO ACCESS ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORMS, APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND DEADLINES

Interested candidates can collect Elimu Scholarship application forms at the nearest EQUITY BANK BRANCH OR EQUITY BANK AGENT as from 4th December 2019.

Elimu Scholarship Application Forms can also be downloaded from the Ministry of Education and Equity Group Foundation official websites below:

https://www.education.go.ke/

https://equitygroupfoundation.com/

 

Completed and duly signed Elimu Scholarship application forms, testimonials and other supporting documents should be submitted to the nearest Equity Bank Branch by 16th December 2019.

INTERVIEWS

Shortlisted candidates will later be accompanied by their parents or guardians for interviews which shall be conducted by the Community Scholarship Advisory Committees.

WHAT DOES THE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP CATER FOR AND FOR HOW LONG?

Elimu Scholarship will cater for school fees, learning materials, school uniforms and fare/transport to and from school for four years.

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

A downloaded and filled Elimu Scholarship application form (798 KB)

A downloaded Elimu Scholarship Flyer 9488 kb)

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP LIST OF TARGETTED URBAN CENTRES WITH SLUMS

Only candidates from the following urban centres with informal settlements are eligible to apply:

1. THIKA

2. NAIROBI

3. GARISSA

4. MACHAKOS

5. ELDORET

6. NAKURU

7. KITUI

8. MOMBASA

9. KERICHO

10. KILIFI

11. NAIVASHA

12. KISUMU

13. KAKAMEGA

14. EMBU

15. NYERI

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP LIST OF TARGETTED SUB-COUNTIES

2019 KCPE CANDIDATES FROM THE FOLOWING SUB-COUNTIES ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY:

1. BARINGO NORTH

2. LAGDERA

3. EAST POKOT

4. MARIGAT

5. CHEPALUNGU

6. SUBA

7. GARBATULA

8. ISIOLO

9. SOTIK

10. BUNGOMA WEST

11. ISIOLO

12. CHEPTAIS

13. MERTI

14. MT. ELGON

15. KAJIADO CENTRAL

16. LOITOKTOK

17. BUTERE

18. BUNYALA

19. KAKAMEGA SOUTH

20. BUSIA

21. BUTULA

22. NAMBALE

23. KHWISERO

24. LIKUYANI

25. LUGARI

26. SAMIA

27. TESO NORTH

28. TESO SOUTH

29 NAVAKHOLO

30. GANZE

31. KALOLENI

32. MARAKWET EAST

33. MARAKWET WEST

34. BALAMBALA

35. MAGARINI

36. MALINDI

37. DADAAB

38. MARANI

39. NYAMACHE

40. FAFI

41. HULUGHO

42 IKHUTHA

43. URIRI

44. KYUSO

45. MUMONI

46. MUTITO

47. KANDARA

48. KIGUMO

49. MURANG’A EAST

50. MUTOMO

51. MWINGI CENTRAL

52. MWINGI EAST

53. TINDERET

54. TRANS MARA EAST

55. NZAMBANI

56. SAMBURU CENTRAL

57. SAMBURU EAST

58. TSEIKURU

59. SAMBURU NORTH

60. KINANGO

61. KWALE

62. MSAMBWENI

63. TAVETA

64. BURA (TANA NORTH)

65. TANA DELTA

66. LAIKIPIA NORTH

67. MASINGA

68. TANA RIVER

69. YATTA

70. KATHONZWENI

71. THARAKA NORTH

72 THARAKA SOUTH

73. KIBISH

74. KIBWEZI

75. MAKINDU

76. MAKUENI

77. LOIMA

78. TURKANA CENTRAL

79. NZAUI

80. BANISA

81. TURKANA EAST

82. TURKANA NORTH

83. LAFEY

84. TURKANA SOUTH

85. MANDERA CENTRAL

86. MANDERA EAST

87. BUNA

88. TURKANA WEST

89. ELDAS

90. MANDERA NORTH

91. MANDERA WEST

92. CHALBI

93. HABASWEIN

94. TARBAJ

95. WAJIR EAST

96. HORR NORTH

97. LOIYANGALANI

98. WAJIR NORTH

99. WAJIR SOUTH

100. MARSABIT

101. LAISMIS (MARSABIT SOUTH)

102. WAJIR WEST

103. POKOT CENTRAL

104. MOYALE

105. POKOT NORTH

106. SOLOLO

107. KURIA EAST

108. KURIA WEST

109. WEST POKOT

110. POKOT SOUTH

 

 

 

 

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TSC Internship Posting Letters Released: TSC posts intern teachers, lines up more internship vacancies for November-December Recruitment; TSC Internship Posting Letters and Reporting Dates 2021/2022

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TSC posts intern teachers, lines up more internship vacancies for November-December Recruitment; TSC Internship Posting Letters and Reporting Dates 2021/2022

TSC posts intern teachers as more lined up for employment

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has started to post intern teachers it recruited this month to schools.

Though there were rumours TSC would delay and post the recruited teachers in January 2022, sources have revealed a plan to post more teachers starting next week.

The Commission advertised 1,995 teacher internship posts in September 2021 where 1,038 posts went to primary schools and 957 posts to secondary schools.

TSC said the recruitment of the intern teachers was in support of the Governments initiative to develop a pool of young talents for the Kenyan Labour Market.

TSC Internship programme is a short term programme lasting one year that supports efforts by teacher training institutions to equip and sustain the competencies of persons entering teaching service.

Interns attached to primary schools get a monthly stipend of Kshs. 15,000/= while those in secondary schools get Kshs. 20,000/=.

The recruitment of intern teachers is meant to address severe teacher shortage in schools.

TSC also extended internship for 4,005 teachers whose one year term was to end in December 2021.

The Commission had outlined its plan of employing at least 6,000 intern teachers by December 2021.

According to TSC Chief Executive Nancy Macharia the additional employees would ease teachers’ workload as enrollment rises, particularly due to the government’s 100 per cent transition from primary to secondary school policy.

“This is a commendable government effort to ensure quality learning and teaching in our public schools,” said Macharia.

Macharia said the recruitment of 6,000 teachers on internship will cost the Commission kshs 1.2 billion.

She said TSC is more concerned with the workload brought by the 100 per cent transition policy and commended the government for allocating more funds for recruiting more teachers.

“We appreciate the government for allocating TSC funds annually for the recruitment of additional teachers since the 100 per cent transition programme was launched,” said Nancy Macharia.

However of the 6,000 internship vacancies only 2,000 will go to primary schools while the rest 4,000 will be reserved for secondary schools.

Last year TSC recruited 12,000 intern teachers under the Covid-19 economic stimulus package at a cost of Sh2.4 billion.

During the recruitment TSC highlighted the following requirements for one to be eligible for internship.

ELIGIBILITY FOR INTERNSHIP

To qualify, an applicant must at the time of application meet the following basic requirements:

a) Be Kenyan citizen;

b) Must be a registered teacher with Teachers Service Commission;

c) Be a holder of a P1 Certificate for Primary Schools and a minimum of a Diploma in Education Certificate for Secondary Schools;

d) Hold original academic and professional certificates;

e) Should not have been in previous employment with the Commission, as a teacher on permanent terms;

f) Must not have served as teacher intern under TSC (teacher) Internship Programme;

g) Be ready to be posted to any public educational institution in Kenya;

h) Must have a Personal Accident Insurance to cover for personal risks during the internship period.

In addition to the above, successful applicants shall be required to produce;

a) A copy of the National Identity Card (ID) or Passport Certificate;

b) A copy of Teacher Registration Certificate/ print-out from TSC portal evidencing registration as a teacher;

c) A copy of NCPWD card (where applicable);

d) A valid Certificate of Good Conduct;

e) Two (2) coloured passport size photographs;

f) A copy of NHIF card;

g) A copy of KRA PIN.

 

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TSC INTERVIEW DATES FOR 2019 TEACHER INTERNS’ RECRUITMENT

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HERE ARE THE DETAILS ON INTERVIEW SCHEDULES FOR TSC INTERNS RECRUITMENT-KERICHO COUNTY, BELGUT SUB COUNTY

The Teachers Service Commission has released interview schedules for teacher interns seeking recruitment.

The interviews will be conducted at the county levels-TSC offices.

According to the TSC memo written by TSC Corporate Communications boss Catherine Lenairoshi, lists of successful applicants have already been dispatched to all the 47 counties.

FOR KNEC BREAKING NEWS, CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW:

https://www.knec.ac.ke/our-portals/

 IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE TSC INTERNS’ INTERVIEW

According to the memo, candidates are required to carry the following:

  1. A valid certificate of Good Conduct.
  2. A National Identity Card.
  3. A Valid Accident Cover.
  4. Disability card-where applicable
  5. Two passport size photos.
  6. KCSE Certificate.
  7. KCPE Certificate.
  8. Diploma/ Degree Certificate and Academic Transcripts.
  9. Primary, Secondary and College leaving certificate.
  10. KRA Pin.
  11. Bank Plate.

IMPORTANT KNEC PORTALS AND LINKS

https://www.knec.ac.ke/our-portals/

 

INTERVIEW DATES FOR KERICHO COUNTY-BELGUT SUB-COUNTY

All shortlisted applicants for Kericho County will be taken through interview sessions to determine their suitability for the job.

Interviews for Belgut Sub County will take place as from Monday, November 18 to Wednesday, November 27, 2019.

BELOW IS A DETAILED TSC INTERVIEW SCHEDULE FOR BELGUT SUB COUNTY:

DATE AND TIME VENUE SCHOOL(S) SUBJECTS
MONDAY 18TH NOVEMBER, 2019 KAPMASO SECONDARY SCHOOL 1.STAREHE GIRLS

2. KAPCHEBET GIRLS

3. STAREHE BOYS

4. KAPMASO SECONDARY

 1.BIO/CHEM

2. MATH/CHEM

3. MATH/CHEM

4. BIO/CHEM
TUESDAY 19TH NOV, 2019 CHEMALUL BOYS 1. CHEMALUL BOYS

2. KOIWALELACH GIRLS

3. KOIWALELACH GIRLS

4. KABIANGA GIRLS

 1. KIS/CRE

2. KIS/CRE

3. BIO/AGRIC

4. BIO/AGRIC
WEDNESDAY 20TH NOV, 2019 CHEPTENYE BOYS 1. CHEPETENYE BOYS

2. CHEPKOSILEN SECONDARY

3. KAPSOLU BOYS

 1. BST/ GEO

2. GEO/ HIST

3. GEO/ CRE
THURSDAY 21ST NOV 2019 SOSIOT GIRLS 1. CHEPKOTON GIRLS

2. SOSIOT GIRLS

3. NYABANGI SEC

CHEPKOTON GIRLS

 1. MATH/PHYC

2. MATH/ PHYC

3. MATH/PHYC

4. ENG/HIST
MONDAY 25TH NOV 2019 KABIANGA HIGH 1.KABIANGA HIGH 1. BIO/MATH

2. KIS/ HIST
TUEDAY 26TH NOV 2019 KABOROK GIRLS 1. KAPTEBESWET GIRLS

2. KAPKITONY DAY

3. KABOROK GIRLS

4. GETUMBE HIGH

 1. ENG/LIT

2. ENG/LIT

3. MATH/ PHYC

4. MATH/PHYC
WEDNESDAY 27TH NOV 2019 KABIANGA GIRLS HIGH 1. KABIANGA GIRLS

2. CHEPKUTUNG SEC

 1. HIST/ CRE

2. KIS/HIST

 

 

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EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA PER COUNTY: NAIROBI’S BEST EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS: A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL BEST-PERFORMING TOP EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NAIROBI COUNTY

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EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA PER COUNTY

NAIROBI COUNTY’S  BEST EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS: A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL BEST-PERFORMING TOP EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NAIROBI COUNTY

Nairobi County is the nerve centre of Kenya’s economy. It is therefore greatly endowed with the best extra county secondary schools with a wide range of experience.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.jambonews.co.ke/list-of-best-performing-extra-county-schools-in-nairobi-county/

https://shulezote.co.ke/kcse-rankings/place/county/18/nairobi/

https://kenyanlife.com/tag/list-of-extra-county-secondary-schools-in-nairobi-county/

Besides, these extra county schools impart necessary life skills leave and expose students hence preparing them for life after school.

Extra County Schools in Kenya are ranked second after the highly coveted national schools.

This, therefore, means that they are almost as good as national schools.

In the just-concluded 2020 form one admission selection exercise, most extra county secondary schools admitted KCPE Candidates with 300-380 Marks.

They are grouped into three major categories: C1, C2 and C3.

BELOW IS A COMPLETE LIST OF TOP EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN NAIROBI COUNTY, THEIR NAME, KNEC CODE, LOCATION, CATEGORY, TYPE AND CLUSTER:

SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL CODE TYPE CLUSTER CATEGORY
AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL 20401001 Boys C1 EXTRA COUNTY
OFAFA JERICHO HIGH SCHOOL 20401005 Boys C1 EXTRA COUNTY
BURUBURU GIRLS SECONDARY 20401007 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
NGARA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 20403004 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
PRECIOUS BLOOD RIRUTA 20405004 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
NEMBU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 20405007 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
STATEHOUSE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 20406002 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
ST. GEORGE’S GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 20406011 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
MOI GIRLS’ SCHOOL NAIROBI 20410001 Girls C1 EXTRA COUNTY
UPPER HILL SCHOOL 20410002 Boys C1 EXTRA COUNTY
HIGHWAY SECONDARY SCHOOL 20401002 Boys C2 EXTRA COUNTY
ST ANNE’S GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 20401020 Girls C2 EXTRA COUNTY
DAGORETTI HIGH SCHOOL 20405001 Boys C2 EXTRA COUNTY
HOSPITAL HILL HIGH SCHOOL 20406009 Boys C2 EXTRA COUNTY
HURUMA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 20401003 Girls C3 EXTRA COUNTY
OUR LADY OF MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL SOUTH B 20401004 Girls C3 EXTRA COUNTY
UHURU SECONDARY SCHOOL 20402004 Boys C3 EXTRA COUNTY
HIGH RIDGE GIRLS BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL 20406019 Girls C3 EXTRA COUNTY
MUHURI MUCHIRI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 20409002 Boys C3 EXTRA COUNTY
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TSC Internships 2020/2021: Peering into the Future of TSC Internships

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TSC internships: Peering into the Future of TSC Internships

The teaching sector has always experienced a biting shortage owing to the lower staffing levels compared to learner enrollment in public schools.

Unfortunately, Kenya, being a third world country, cannot recruit enough teachers through the constitutionally mandated body dubbed the Teachers Service Commission, TSC to bridge the gap.

Consequently, the Teachers Service Commission introduced internship programs through which newly qualified teachers, fresh graduates get absorbed on a contract basis to reduce the glaring gaps as well as garner a rich hands-on experience before being employed on permanent and pensionable terms.

In the year 2019, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) employed the highest number of teachers on internship terms.

The program saw over 11000 tutors sign a one-year-contract to relieve the huge workloads in public schools.

The elephant in the room is the abrupt disruption caused by the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic.

This pandemic has left many teachers wondering about what the future holds for teachers employed on internship terms.

Will the TSC end the contract as agreed earlier by the end of the year 2019?

By the time the pandemic started ravaging the country, the teachers had barely reported to their new work stations.

The Commission announced that it had successfully recruited the teachers and placed them on the payroll in March 2020.

In the new budgetary allocation for the financial year 2020/2021, the education sector bagged a lion’s share of the allocation.

Part of the money allocated was meant for the employment of 5000 more teachers on permanent and pensionable terms and an extra 10,000 on internship terms.

With Dr. Nancy Macharia having been reappointed as TSC CEO for the next five years, the Commission is likely to continue recruiting teachers on an internship basis until the government gets enough funds to address the shortages.

How Much does a TSC Intern Teacher in Kenya Earn?

The program sees secondary school intern teachers earn a maximum salary of Kshs 15000 a month and a primary school intern Shs 10, 000.

There have been Protests emanating from various quarters including teachers’ unions and the parliamentary education committee over the meager pay given to intern teachers, there seems to be no one paying attention to the plight of the affected teachers.

To add insult upon injury,  some of these teachers still have to put up with more deductions every month from their meager earnings.

The deductions come in the form of mandatory payments such as NHIF, HELB among others.

Is it mandatory for a teacher to serve as a TSC Intern?

TSC internships are optional. Therefore, no teacher can be coerced to work on a contract basis before getting recruited on permanent and pensionable terms.

However, the Commission does treasure loyalty and sacrifice.

Although it might not be clear right now, the Commission may in the future find a way of rewarding intern teachers.

The most common one is by allocating some extra marks for intern teachers that will see them get employed on permanent and pensionable terms ahead of their counterparts who at the end of this year will have no internship certificates.

The Commission has done this before. Do you remember the extra 10 marks rewarded relief teachers back in the year 2012?

As I wind up, let me remind you that the Teachers Service Commission has the constitutional mandate of revising recruitment guidelines whenever it seems fit.

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TSC SHORTLISTS CANDIDATES FOR THE UPCOMING INTERVIEWS FOR TEACHERS AND DEPUTIES WHO APPLIED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS

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TSC SHORTLISTS CANDIDATES FOR THE UPCOMING INTERVIEWS FOR TEACHERS AND DEPUTIES WHO APPLIED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS

HERE IS A DETAILED GUIDE ON TSC PROMOTIONS AND INTERVIEW DATES FOR TEACHERS AND DEPUTIES SEEKING ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has just released lists of successful shortlisted candidates for the various administrative posts advertised in August 2019.

The number of available administrative or promotion vacancies stands at 6, 043.

2310 posts are reserved for heads (T-Scale 10 Grade C5) whereas the rest, 3, 733 posts are for Deputy headteachers II (T-Scale 9 Grade C4).

TSC SPONSORED LINKS

For more details on TSC upcoming interviews, follow the following links:

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/tsc-requirements-responsibilities-and-interview-areas-for-head-teachers/

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/2019-tsc-intern-teacher-applicants-to-undergo-interviews-at-county-level-list-of-shortlisted-candidates/

APPLICATION FOR TSC PROMOTIONS 2019

Those seeking the aforementioned posts were required to submit their applications online.

Those who tendered their interests have already received invitations for interviews with a detailed guide on the dates and venues.

ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTS FOR THE TSC PROMOTION INTERVIEW

HERE IS A LIST OF ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTS YOU SHOULD CARRY AS YOU ARE PREPARING FOR THIS INTERVIEW:

1. Certificate of good conduct.

2. EACC Clearance certificate

3. KRA tax compliance certificate

4. Academic and professional documents

5. Hard copies of 2017, 2018 and 2019 TPADs.

6. HELB clearance certificate.

7. Clearance certificate from a Credit Reference Bureau

8. Any other supportive relevant documents.

NEW TSC SCORE SHEET FOR TEACHERS SEEKING PROMOTIONS

HERE ARE CRUCIAL DETAILS ON THE NEW TSC SCORING AREAS FOR TEACHERS SEEKING PROMOTIONS

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC is an independent commission tasked with the responsibility of performing teacher management functions such as registration, deployment, recruitment, remuneration, discipline and promotion of teachers.

The commission has got agents- heads of institutions and other administrators who play a crucial role in teacher management.

To promote quality teacher management, the Commission identifies and trains the right people for the job in a bid to reduce unrests and discontentment among staff.

NEW QUALIFICATIONS FOR TSC POST PRIMARY HEADSHIP POSITIONS

For one to qualify for promotion to head a post-primary institution s/ he must:

. Be a professionally trained University Graduate teacher/ technical teacher/lecturer who is currently employed by the Teachers Service Commission.

. Have at least 7 years continuous post qualification experience, two of which must have been at the level of Deputy Head or Head of Department.

. Demonstrate competence and ability both as a classroom teacher and an administrator.

. Be at a minimum TSC Grade of Job Group M as per the TSC Scheme of Service for Graduate teachers, technical teachers and lecturers.

. Have attended at least two in-service training courses on institutional management offered or recognized by Kenya Education Staff Institute, KESI.

. Have a clean personal record.

. Have tendered/ expressed interest in institution administration by applying for advertised headship positions.

. Prove through evaluation that s/he does possess the required qualities of head of an institution, for example, a pass in a selection interview and performance report.

NOTE

THE CANDIDATE MUST SCORE AT LEAST 50% TO BE DEPLOYED.

HERE IS THE TSC SCORE SHEET FOR TEACHERS SEEKING PROMOTIONS TO HEAD POST PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS

TO ACCESS THE NEW TSC SCORE SHEET FOR PROMOTIONS, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK:

https://newspro.co.ke/new-tsc-score-sheet-for-teachers-seeking-promotions/

 

QUALITIES/CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD HEAD OF AN INSTITUTION

A good head of institution:

1. Must be a good classroom teacher for proper supervision, curriculum organization and implementation.

2. Should be easily accessible to the teaching staff, non-teaching staff, students, parents and the community at large.

3. Must be aware of the instruments used in education management such as the Education Act, TSC Code of Regulations, Heads Manual, Education Policies on examination rules and Accounting instructions for secondary schools.

4. Should be resourceful and prudent when it comes to financial management.

5. Must be a team player and have good public relations.

6. Should demonstrate integrity hence serve as a good role model to teachers, parents, students and the community at large.

7. Should show interest in connecting with students and teachers, knowing them by name and their backgrounds.

8. Should be committed to duty.

9. Must be proactive and a good facilitator.

 

DUTIES AND ROLES OF SCHOOL HEADS-PRINCIPALS

A school head plays the following roles:

1. Curriculum management, organization and implementation.

2. Supervising teaching and learning activities within the institution as specified in the school time table.

3. Management and control of the school’s resources.

4. Management and motivation of human resource within the institution.

5. Management and maintenance of institution facilities, materials, and equipment.

6. Serving as the Secretary to the school’s Board Of Management, BOM.

 

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TSC STOPPED FROM ENDING RECOGNITION AGREEMENT WITH KNUT

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TSC AND KNUT TO MAINTAIN STATUS QUO, HERE ARE THE DETAILS

The Kenya National Union of Teachers KNUT has secured a temporary order halting the Teachers Service Commission, TSC from ending the recognition agreement.

According to KNUT’s lawyer Judith Guserwa the notice issued by TSC boss Nancy Macharia seeking to terminate the agreement which was signed on 15th May 1968 lacked basis since the union still has the simple majority.

The issued had been issued based contested numbers.

KNUT, however, argued that the TSC had maliciously created portal aimed at shifting KNUT members to its competitor KUPPET following a bitter argument.

In his affidavit, KNUT Secretary General Mr Wilson Sossion alleged that the TSC was undermining the membership of KNUT.

He further accused TSC Boss Dr Nancy Macharia of coming up with a validation process aimed at crippling the union’s membership.

Judge Byrum Ongaya of the Labour Court said KNUT had a strong case, hence parties should maintain status quo.

COTU boss Francis Atwoli has defended KNUT saying the provisions of the Kenyan Constitution supersede the Recognition Agreement cited by the TSC.

According to Atwoli, the New Constitution provides a wide range of Bill of Rights which the TSC should not overlook.

 

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EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NYERI COUNTY

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Extra County secondary schools in Kenya are ranked second in the hierarchy of best secondary schools in Kenya.

Most of them are well equipped.

Besides, they have enough boarding facilities hence they can accommodate learners from any county within Kenya.

They are highly sought after since they post impressive results.

TO ACCESS TSC ONLINE SERVICES CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW:

Click here to access your TSC online payslip payslip.tsc.go.ke/

To declare your wealth online, click here: tsconline.tsc.go.ke/

To log in to TMIS, click here teachersonline.go.ke/

 

 

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EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA. IMAGE COURTESY.

HERE ARE THE DETAILS OF EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NYERI COUNTY- KNEC CODES, TYPE AND CLUSTER

NAME OF SCHOOL KNEC CODE Nature CATEGORY CLUSTER
NYERI HIGH SCHOOL 08202001​​ Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
GIAKANJA SECONDARY SCHOOL 08202007​​ Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
NAROMORU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 08210201​​ Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
KANJURI HIGH SCHOOL 08217101 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
KIRIMARA HIGH SCHOOL 08217202 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
TUMUTUMU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 08218102 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
SOUTH TETU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 08219101 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
ST BONAVENTURE,KAHETI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 08219103 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
ST. BAKHITA GATARAGWA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 08220301 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
KANGUBIRI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 08221301 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
KARIMA BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL 08237001 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHINGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 08237002 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
KENYATTA HIGH SCHOOL [MAHIGA] 08237003 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
CHINGA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 08237004 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
OTHAYA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 08237005 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C1
OTHAYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 08237009 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
MAHIGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 08237012 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C1
MUKURWEINI BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL 08219102 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C2
ENDARASHA HIGH SCHOOL 08220201 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C2
DEDAN KIMATHI MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 08221201 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C2
MURUGURU SECONDARY SCHOOL 08202010 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C3
ST.TERESA MOI EQUATOR GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 08210101 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C3
NAROMORU BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 08210102 Boys EXTRA COUNTY C3
BIRITHIA SECONDARY SCHOOL 08237010 Girls EXTRA COUNTY C3
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TSC IN TROUBLE OVER  2019 INTERNSHIP LOW SALARIES AND UNFAVOURABLE CONTRACT TERMS

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TSC IN TROUBLE OVER  2019 INTERNSHIP LOW SALARIES AND UNFAVOURABLE CONTRACT TERMS

DO NOT MISS OUT ON THE NEW DETAILS WHICH HAVE EMERGED REGARDING THE ONGOING 2019 TSC INTERNSHIP JOBS SALARIES AND CONTRACTS TERMS 

SUBSCRIBE NOW TO NEWSPRO.CO.KE AND BE THE FIRST ONE TO ACCESS INSTANT TSC AND EDUCATION BREAKING NEWS AS THEY GET PUBLISHED.

The Teachers Service Commission has been summoned by a group of lawyers who are seeking answers on how the Commission arrived at the current salaries for TSC interns and contract terms.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH MORE CONTENT ON TSC 2019 INTERNSHIPS

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/interview-dates-for-the-2019-tsc-intern-teachers-recruitment/

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/2019-tsc-intern-teacher-applicants-to-undergo-interviews-at-county-level-list-of-shortlisted-candidates/

https://teacher.co.ke/tsc-intern-applicants-skip-interviews-as-several-schools-miss-teachers/

The lawyers from Mugeria, Lempaa and Kariuki Advocates now demand to have the Commission give an elaborate explanation on how it settled for Kshs 15, 000 and Kshs 10, 000 salary payment for Secondary and Primary School teacher interns.

2019 TSC INTERNSHIP REPORTING DATES

The Commission is currently going on with the process of recruiting the 10, 300 teacher interns to plug the gap in the teaching (Education) sector in Kenya.

The newly-employed TSC teacher interns are expected to report to their new stations in January 2020.

Here is the letter from MLK Law Firm to the Teachers Service Commission.

2019 TSC INTERNSHIP MARKING SCHEME

HERE ARE DETAILS ON THE TSC INTERNS RECRUITMENT MARKING SCHEME AND SCORE SHEET WHICH WILL BE USED DURING THE UPCOMING TSC INTERVIEWS:

The Teachers Service Commission has calculated preliminary scores for the invited interviewees.

Some of the factors considered to arrive at the score include the Candidate’s Year of Graduation and the quality of academic papers.

Teachers who graduated earlier will be favoured by the marking scheme especially if their academic papers are quality.

Follow this link to access the most current 2019 TSC internship marking scheme

https://newspro.co.ke/2019-tsc-internship-marking-scheme/

INTERVIEW DATES FOR 2019 TSC TEACHER INTERNSHIP POSITIONS; MOST CURRENT UPDATES ON TSC INTERVIEW DATES, VENUES, SALARIES AND REQUIREMENTS.

Finally, there is a sigh of relief to all the qualified teachers who applied for the intern positions because TSC has offered direction on the next course of action! All the successful applicants (short-listed) are advised to attend to interviews at the county TSC offices. It is confirmed that a list of shortlisted applicants has been sent to each county. This is from a memo dated 7th of November 2019 from madam Catherine Lenairoshi of TSC Corporate Communications office. The communique further notified all the shortlisted candidates to carry the following as they attend the interviews on a date that would be communicated in due course:

  • A valid certificate of good conduct
  • A valid personal accident cover
  • An original national ID card.
  • Two passport size photographs
  • KCSE certificate
  • KCPE certificate
  • Disability card where applicable
  • Diploma/degree certificate together with transcripts.
  • The school leaving certificate
  • KRA pin
  • A bank plate

INTERVIEW DATES

The interview dates are being communicated from the county level. The shortlisted teacher interns are receiving messages inviting them for the interviews. These messages include the actual dates of the interviews, time and even the venues. These invitation messages shall be trickling in depending on the dates that the various counties plan to conduct the interviews. For instance, all the shortlisted candidates for KITALE have already received invitations for the interviews. The date is the 16th of November 2019.

ALWAYS KEEP UPDATED ON MATTERS THESE INTERVIEWS BY LOGGING ONTO THIS SITE. newspro.co.ke

On the 8thof October 2019, the Teachers Service Commission(TSS) advertised for a whooping 10,300 teacher intern positions. These numbers were to take care of both the primary and secondary schools teacher biting shortage. The bigger number(6000) was for secondary schools perhaps in a bid to plug the severe staff shortage following the 100% transition clarion call. The 4,300 posts were reserved for the primary schools. All the applications were to be done online a great departure from the norm where teachers applied for the advertised positions at the school and sub-county education offices.

Salaries and deductions

According to the sources from TSC, it is confirmed that primary school teacher interns will pocket 10,000 while their secondary school counterparts will smile all the way to the bank to cash 15,000. It is important to note that these incomes are subject to statutory deductions. This is stuff like NSSF, NHIF among others.

The Grand promise

Tsc has confirmed that the successful interns will be offered permanent jobs. However, this will depend on the usual conditions: availability of funds and the interns’ performance.

Staggering numbers of pupils and students

It is important to note that the ever-swelling numbers of learners in public schools have thrown school managers to panic mode. This is because the resources allocated to schools are not commensurate with the recruitment of teachers and the provision of other essentials in these schools. Survey on the ground indicate that the shortage of teachers in secondary schools stand at a whopping 85,258 this year up from 57,380 last year. In primary the shortage stands at 30,357. This is so bearing in mind that the ministry has to plan for the 10million pupils and about 2.8 million students. This severe shortage has forced the school managers to hire teachers on BOM terms to alleviate the situation. This has created another challenge on matters funds because the government subsidies are not for personal emoluments forcing them to survive on shoestring budgets in a bid to implement learning programmes in schools. The swelling numbers also have strained teachers especially those on duty leading to low morale and possible burnouts.

Subjects with biting shortage.

According to TSC some of the worst-hit subjects in teacher distribution are physics, cre, history, agriculture, English and math. These subjects have fewer teacher trainees even at the teacher training institutions and universities. Ironically, schools are experiencing these acute shortages yet the country

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TSC NEWS: LATEST DETAILS ON THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED JOB GROUPS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

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The Teachers Service Commission has established new grades for primary school teachers.

These Grades are divided into two categories:
a. Entry Grades and
b. Promotional grades

Entry Grades are automatic- a teacher is placed automatically upon successful recruitment and employment.

Promotional Grades, on the other hand, are attained after the teacher meets given requirements.

These grades are contained in the TSC Career Progression Guidelines for teachers, 2018.

According to the guidelines, there are eight grades for primary school teachers. They include:

1. Primary Teacher II (T- Scale 5)

This is an entry grade for all primary school teachers.
The basic requirements for this grade are:

a. A minimum mean grade of a C (Plain) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education or any other recognized equivalent qualifications.

b. A Primary Teacher Certificate (PTE) or its approved equivalent.

2. Primary Teacher I (T-Scale 6)

This is a promotional grade for Kenyan primary school teachers.

Among other requirements, for a teacher to get promoted to this grade s/ he must have served as a Primary Teacher II T-Scale 5 for at least three years.

3. Senior Teacher II (T-Scale 7)

This is a promotional job group too and an entry to an administrative cadre.

This grade is competitive and subject to availability of vacancies.

For one to get promoted to this grade, s/he must have served as Primary Teacher I T-Scale 6 for at least three years among other conditions.

4. Senior Teacher I (T-Scale 8)

This is a promotional grade for school administrators in primary schools.

Promotion is highly competitive and subject to availability of vacancies.

One of the main requirements for this promotion is serving as a Senior Teacher II T-Scale 7 for a minimum of three years.

5. Deputy Head Teacher II (T-Scale 9)

This is a promotional grade for institutional administrators in primary schools.

Promotion to this job group is highly competitive and subject to availability of vacancies within the establishment.

To be promoted to this job group, one must have served as Senior Teacher I T-Scale 8 for at least three years, have satisfactory rating in teacher performance appraisal among other conditions.

6. Deputy Head Teacher II (T-Scale 10)

This is a promotional job group for primary school administrators.

To be promoted to this job group, one must have served as a Deputy Head Teacher II T-Scale 9 for at least three years among other requirements.

7. Head Teacher (T-Scale 10)

This is a promotional grade for school administrators in primary schools.

One must have served as a Deputy Head Teacher II T-Scale 9 for at least three years to be promoted to this job group.

8. Senior Head Teacher (T-Scale 11)

This is a promotional job group for institutional administrators.

One of the main requirements is having served as a Head Teacher or Deputy

Head Teacher T-Scale 10 for at least three years to be promoted to this job group.

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EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA

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HERE IS A FULL LIST OF EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN MURANG’A COUNTY-KENYA, THEIR CATEGORY, CLUSTER, TYPE, LOCATION AND, KNEC CODES

Extra county secondary schools form the second-best category in the rank of secondary schools in Kenya.

They come after National schools.

Form one selection to these extra county secondary schools is done online by the Ministry of Education after the release of KCPE national exams.

they absorb learners who are above average hence they are highly sought after.

BELOW IS A LIST OF EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CLUSTER 1 WITHIN MUR’ANG’A COUNTY AND THEIR DETAILS:

NAME OF SCHOOL KNEC CODE TYPE CLUSTER Nature
MUMBI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 10204102 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
KAMAHUHA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 10208201 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
GITHUMU HIGH SCHOOL 10226201 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
NG’ARARIA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 10226210 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
NAARO HIGH SCHOOL 10226211 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Mixed
GAICHANJIRU HIGH SCHOOL 10226216 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
GITHUNGURI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 10226217 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
RUCHU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 10226227 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
NJIIRI SCHOOL 10227301 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
NJUMBI HIGH SCHOOL Extra 10228101 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
GITUGI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 10228301 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
KIRIA-INI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 10228401 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
KANGEMA HIGH SCHOOL 10229101 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
GATANGA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 10234401 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
KIRWARA SECONDARY SCHOOL 10234408 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
KAHUHIA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 10238101 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Girls
WEITHAGA BOYS SECONDARY 10238103 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys
KIAGUTHU BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 10238114 EXTRA COUNTY C1 Boys

 

 

HERE IS ANOTHER LIST OF EXTRA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS IN CLUTER 2 IN MURANG’A COUNTY:

KNEC CODE SCHOOL NAME TYPE CLUSTER NATURE
10226202 GITURU SECONDARY SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C2 Mixed
10227101 KIGUMO BENDERA HIGH SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C2 Boys
10238102 KIROGO SECONDARY SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C2 Boys

 

HERE IS A LIST OF EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CLUSTER 3 IN MURANG’A COUNTY:

KNEC CODE NAME OF SCHOOL TYPE CLUSTER NATURE
10208307 ICHAGAKI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C3 Boys
10226232 ST. CHARLES LWANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL KARIMAMWARO EXTRA COUNTY C3 Mixed
10229202 NYAGATUGU SECONDARY SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C3 Boys
10229205 KIBUTHA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C3 Girls
10238104 KIANDERI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL EXTRA COUNTY C3 Girls