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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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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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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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TOP PERFORMING GIRLS’ SUB COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA 2019: A DETAILED LIST OF ALL SUB-COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS IN KENYA: SCHOOL NAME, KNEC CODE, TYPE, KNEC CODE, CATEGORY AND LOCATION (COUNTY)

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TOP PERFORMING GIRLS’ SUB COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA PER COUNTY (2019): A DETAILED LIST OF ALL SUB-COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS IN KENYA: SCHOOL NAME, KNEC CODE, TYPE, KNEC CODE, CATEGORY AND LOCATION (COUNTY)

SUB COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS PER COUNTY.

Sub-county schools in Kenya form the lowest cadre of secondary schools.

They come after national, extra county and county schools respectively.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/girls-sub-county-secondary-schools-per-county-in-kenya-school-name-knec-kcse-code-and-location/

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

Kenyan learners who attain low marks in the KCPE national exam are admitted to these schools but this does not mean that they do not have the ability to excel in KCSE exams.

we have had KCSE candidates who have set a record by attaining quality grades at form four-level, sometimes better than their counter-parts in national, extra county and county secondary schools.

Majority of sub-county schools are mixed though there are a few single-sex secondary schools.

Most of them are day schools though a few are day/boarding schools.

They are available across all the 47 counties.

Here is a list of girls’ sub-county  secondary schools in Kenya per county:

SCHOOL KNEC CODE AND NAME TYPE CATEGORY LOCATION-COUNTY
13366104 THARAKA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
01115304   MIASENYI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Taita Taveta
01115305   KASIGAU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Taita Taveta
02105111 KOMBANI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kwale
02123305 MWERENI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kwale
02127114   UFANISI EDUCATIONAL CENTRE Girls Sub County Kwale
04111122 MAKOMBOANI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kilifi
04122117   BWAGAMOYO SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kilifi
04125117 GONGONI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kilifi
04129211 BUNGU SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kilifi
06130102 MATONDONI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Lamu
07201114   SIMBARA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyandarua
07214125 KIHEO SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyandarua
08219125 GAIKUNDO SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyeri
08219130 KARABA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyeri
09203441 KIAMUTUIRA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kirinyaga
09222210 KIANDAI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kirinyaga
10208207 MARAGUA RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Murang’a
11206112   ATHI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11207107   BROADWAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11211311 TIGONI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11211336   BIBIRIONI HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11231209   KIMENDE HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11235101   RUIRU SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
11236125   ST.STEPHEN NDIKO SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kiambu
12301804 ST. PATRICKS METUMA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Machakos
12345551 KOMA RANCH HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Machakos
12363308 ABC KANYONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Machakos
13310109 KIVOU SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
13317113   KAWELU SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
13328401 NGOMENI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
13353106 ST. PATRICK’S  ITHIMANI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
13353305 MAVINDINI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
13366103 KAMAYAGI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kitui
17306106 ISIOLO BARRACKS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Isiolo
17306109 MWANGAZA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Isiolo
18323316 ITETANI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18325115   KITENG’EI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18335307 ST. JOSEPH KITUMBAI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18336114   ACK ST. JOHNS KISEKINI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18347411 KITHEINI  SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18347507 KITONGUNI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
18347524 ULU SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Makueni
19342110   KARII KAMBURI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Tharaka Nithi
19342112   KIRUNDI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Tharaka Nithi
20409073 DANDORA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nairobi
21524106 MILIMATATU GIRL’S SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Turkana
21524107 LOKITAUNG GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Turkana
21549106 GREEN LIGHT REFUGEE SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Turkana
22527103 NYIRO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Samburu
23503142 TUWAN GIRLS DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23503324 ST.LUCIA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23528114   ST THOMAS SECONDARY SCHOOL – KONGOLI Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23528134 ST CHRISTOPHER’S GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23528224 UPEC OSORONGAI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23529140 ST.ANNE UMOJA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23529145 KAPKOI CENTRAL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23572107 ST.VERONICA’S GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL – KOKWO Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23572206 ST. MARY’S NAI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23574111 ST. JOHN’S GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL – SIRENDE Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23574146 ST.ANDREWS GIRLS BARATON SECONDARY Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
23574156 A.I.C NAISAMBU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Trans Nzoia
24505407 JERUSALEM GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County West Pokot
24530104 ST BAKHITA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL-KARON Girls Sub County West Pokot
24530302 KAMKETO TRINITY GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County West Pokot
24531108 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE MTELO GIRLS SECONDARY Girls Sub County West Pokot
25508137 MUGANGO GIRLS DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25508144 CHESOEN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25508150 KANUSIN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25533212 KAGASIK GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25551135   SAMOEI NGWONET GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25563209 SOTIT GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25583145 MULOT GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
25583146 CHELEMEI  GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bomet
26534105 CONCORD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Uasin Gishu
26576125 KIPSANGUI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Uasin Gishu
26577126 TACHASIS GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Uasin Gishu
27511530   ST MARYS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nakuru
27538114   SOKORO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nakuru
27580009 MARY MOTHER OF GOD CATHOLIC GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nakuru
27580015 AGC TILOA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nakuru
28522549 LELACH GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kericho
28553116   BELGUT STAREHE GIRLS CENTRE Girls Sub County Kericho
28553216 KAPCHEBET GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL. Girls Sub County Kericho
28575115 AIC KAKIBEI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kericho
29523107 BONJOGE A.I.C BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nandi
29540226 AIC LABORET GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nandi
29540229 ST.JOHN PAUL II CHEPTERWAI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nandi
29540231 SDA KURGUNG GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nandi
29579108 KAPKECHUI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nandi
30514111 PCEA NANYUKI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Laikipia
30556308 STAREHE SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Laikipia
31567102 KISAJU DIPAK SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kajiado
32546202 OUR LADY OF ANGELS MARINWA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
32560213 ILKERIN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
32581219 SAMOEI KIPTENDEN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
32581302 SEKENANI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
32581305 TALEK GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
32581306 SIANA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Narok
33584004 AIC CHURO GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Baringo
34520108 KAPKOROS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Elgeyo Marakwet
34520401 ST. BENEDICTS ARROR GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Elgeyo Marakwet
34561103 LITER GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Elgeyo Marakwet
34561203 KAPTICH GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Elgeyo Marakwet
35609110   ST PETERS BUSIBI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35609116   NYAKWAKA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35609118   ST.CHRISPINE SAMIA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35610107 ST. TRIZA MUNDERE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35620212 ST ANNE ANGOROM GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35623115   BWALIRO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35623126 ST. MICHAEL BUDUMA ACK GIRLS SECONDARY Girls Sub County Busia
35623127 ESIBEMBE A.C. GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Busia
35629124 ST. PAULS ELWANIKHA GIRLS Girls Sub County Busia
36602123 BUNGOMA BAPTIST GIRLS, HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36602134 MATUMBUFU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36602147 SIANGWE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36605116   KAPTELELIO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36612128 ST. KIZITO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – MUKHWEYA Girls Sub County Bungoma
36612216 SANANDIKI GIRLS FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36613126 BAKISA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626110   KARIBUNI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626111 BINYENYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626112   GEOFF BROWN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626113   SIBUMBA S.A GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626114   KOLANI FRIENDS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626210 ACK TULIENGE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626211   ST. AUGUSTINE SITABICHA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626212 S.A MUFUNGU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36626213 MALAKISI MUSLIM HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36628108 ST PAU’LS MILUKI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36628109 NANG’ENI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36628140 MT CARMEL GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36630211 S A NALONDO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36635033 S.A CHEBOSI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36635035 MILO FRIENDS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
36636004 NAMUNYIRI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Bungoma
37603109 IBINZO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37603110   KILIMO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37603113   ST.LUKES SHISANGO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37607102 MUKUYU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37608016 BUCHENYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37608021 THE NATIVITY OF OUR LADY-MUTOMA GIRLS’ Girls Sub County Kakamega
37608025 ST PETER’S MUYUNDI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37608026 ST BENEDICT MUKOYE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37608031 ST CECILIA LUFUMBO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37614208 ST TERESA ISANJIRO GIRLS SECONDARY Girls Sub County Kakamega
37614407 MARY GORET KALENDA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37615023 FR. JOSEPH ORTNER GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37615024 MALINYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37615030 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE SHIKONDI GIRLS Girls Sub County Kakamega
37615031 FRIENDS SCHOOL MUTAHO GIRLS’ SECONDARY Girls Sub County Kakamega
37616042 SHIHUMBU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37616050 ST. ANNES’ MUNASIO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37617409 EMUKHUWA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37625118   MWIHILA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37625125 EMUTSASA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37625126 ST. ANNES DUDI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37627132 ACK KOYONZO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37627140 ST JAMES NAMAMBA GIRLS Girls Sub County Kakamega
37631306 ST. ELIZABETH LIKUYANI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37631308 HOLY CROSS SANGO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37631311 ST. VERONICA MIREMBE GIRLS SECONDARY Girls Sub County Kakamega
37631516 ST. HENRY’S SAISI WABUGE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37631518 ST.PETERS MOI’S BRIDGE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37632308 ST MARY’S EBUTENJE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
37634327 ST.TERESA ESHISENYE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kakamega
38633209 HOBUNAKA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Vihiga
39713016 AWASI P.A.G. GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39713032 KOBURA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39713039 ST TERESA’S WAWIDHI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39713040 NYALENDA GIRLS SECONDARY  SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39714130 NDURU KADERO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39714131 KORWENJE SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39714135 RANEN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39733219 ST MARY’S NYAMARIMBA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39734314 ST. RITA RAMULA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39734315 PADRE PIO MASOGO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39734410 MUTWALA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisumu
39737035 A.I.C OLAGO ALUOCH ALARA GIRLS SECONDARY Girls Sub County Kisumu
40703308 NYOSIA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
40716111   BONYAORO GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
40735124 MATIBO GIRLS DAY AND BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
40735221 GETARE GIRLS DAY&BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
40747105 ST. LINUS ETAGO DOK SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
40747208 MOTICHO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Kisii
41704142 ST.TERESA’S NYAUU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41709109 NYABERA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41710342 NYAFARE MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41710345 KALANDING GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41724010 APUOCHE MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41724016 ALARA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41724116 BONGU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41724212 BISHOP OCHIEL NYAGIDHA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41730113 KASWANGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41730115 NYANDENG’A MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41731007 KARABONDI GIRL’S  SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41731404 OGENYA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41742135 RANGWE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
41743212 ST. MARY’S ANDING’O GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Homa Bay
42705313 FR.GULIK URADI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42712210 MBEKA GIRLS DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42712313 ULOWA GIRLS DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42721220 ENG. GUMBO RAMBIRA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42725111 LIFUNGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42725208 RALAK GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
42726111 MUTUMBU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Siaya
43706149 BONDEKA ELCK GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
43706151 NYAIGWA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
43720122 A.I.C GIETAI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
43720125 ONSANDO GIRLS DEB SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
43728125   NYASIO  ELCK GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
43728126   ST. CLARE GEKENDO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Nyamira
44707133 GOD NGOCHE GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44707140 RADIENYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44708115 TARANG’ANYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44717128 ST JOSEPH’S TUK – JOWI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44718208 SAKURI GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44729117   ST. GEMMA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44729142 NDIWA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44736120 SIRO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44736208 KAMSAKI SALVATION ARMY GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44739118 MICHELLE OBAMA KOGELO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44744128 ST CELESTINO NYANGUBO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
44746103 KWIBANCHA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Migori
45801105   UMUSALAMA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Garissa
45801110   IFTIN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Garissa
45801127   YATHRIB GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Garissa
45815108 HAJI IDRIS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Garissa
47811302   GOLOLBIA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Mandera
47817105   BANISA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County Mandera

 

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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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2019 KCSE EXAMINER COLLAPSES AND DIES IN NAIROBI (KIKUYU HOSPITAL)

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2019 KCSE EXAMINER COLLAPSES AND DIES IN NAIROBI (KIKUYU HOSPITAL)
KNEC TO MEET KUPPET OVER 2019 KCSE EXAMINERS’ GRIEVANCES
An examiner who was marking the 2019 KCSE Biology Paper III exam has died.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001351915/kcse-marking-disrupted-by-protests-over-low-pay
The examiner, Veronicah Wanjiku collapsed at one of the 2019 KNEC KCSE designated marking centres-Lenana High School in Nairobi.
She was rushed to Kikuyu Hospital but was unfortunately pronounced dead on arrival.
This predicament comes as this year’s KCSE examiners downed their tools last week citing poor working conditions and poor KNEC payment rates per script.

The Council is planning to have a meeting with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers’ Union, KUPPET, on Tuesday, December 10 to chat the way forward.

The Council has already agreed to adjust the payment rates per script for all the subjects and harmonize payments for all papers effective 2020.

 

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KCSE 2023/2024 BEST PERFORMING EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN KENYA LIST PER COUNTY -UASIN COUNTY (RIFT VALLEY REGION)

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 LIST OF TOP/ BEST PERFORMING EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN KENYA PER COUNTY (UASIN COUNTY)

HERE IS A DETAILED LIST OF BEST PERFORMING EXTRA COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KERICHO COUNTY: NAME, SCHOOL KNEC CODE, TYPE, CLUSTER, ADMISSION CRITERIA AND LOCATION

Extra County Secondary schools are ranked second in order of merit in Kenya.

They thus form the second tier of schools in Kenya.

Sponsored links

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

https://www.advance-africa.com/top-secondary-schools-in-uasin-gishu-county.html

Extra County schools in Uasin Gishu County are divided into three major

groups: Cluster 1 (C1), Cluster 2 (C2) and Cluster 3 (C3).

Selection and admission to these best extra county schools is done online by the Ministry of Education.

BELOW IS A FULL LIST OF BEST/TOP EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN UASIN GISHU COUNTY

  SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL CODE CLUSTER TYPE LOCATION-COUNTY
1. TURBO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26509111 C1 Girls UASIN GISHU
2. KAMAGUT HIGH SCHOOL 26509112 C1 Mixed UASIN GISHU
3. PAUL BOIT BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26509114 C1 Boys UASIN GISHU
4. DRYS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26534118 C1 Girls UASIN GISHU
5. KAPNGETUNY HIGH SCHOOL 26534119 C1 Boys UASIN GISHU
6. ARNESEN’S HIGH SCHOOL 26534122 C1 Boys UASIN GISHU
7. LORETO HIGH SCHOOL, MATUNDA 26576117 C1 Girls UASIN GISHU
8. A.I.C. CHEBISAAS BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26577100 C1 Boys UASIN GISHU
9. SEKO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26577117 C1 Girls UASIN GISHU
10. HILL SCHOOL – ELDORET 26578001 C1 Girls UASIN GISHU
11. SUGOI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26509117 C2 Girls UASIN GISHU
12. KIPKABUS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26534114 C2 Boys UASIN GISHU
13. NGERIA SECONDARY SCHOOL 26535111 C2 Girls UASIN GISHU
14. KIPSANGUI SECONDARY SCHOOL 26576109 C2 Boys UASIN GISHU
15. MOIBEN HIGH SCHOOL 26577124 C2 Boys UASIN GISHU
16. ST CATHERINE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL KESSES 26578007 C2 Girls UASIN GISHU
17. ACK ST. LUKES CHEPTIRET SCHOOL 26578008 C2 Boys UASIN GISHU
18. KAPKOIGA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26578009 C2 Girls UASIN GISHU
19. PLATEAU SECONDARY SCHOOL 26534107 C3 Girls UASIN GISHU
20. SIMAT SECONDARY SCHOOL 26535126 C3 Mixed UASIN GISHU
21. KEROTET GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 26576103 C3 Girls UASIN GISHU
22. CHEPLASKEI SECONDARY SCHOOL 26578003 C3 Boys UASIN GISHU

 

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TOP/ BEST PERFORMING EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN KENYA LIST PER COUNTY-SIAYA COUNTY

BELOW IS A FULL LIST OF BEST/TOP EXTRA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN SIAYA COUNTY

  NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL KNEC CODE CLUSTER TYPE LOCATION (COUNTY)
1. Bishop Okoth Girls’- Mbaga Secondary School 42705102 C1 Girls SIAYA
2. Barding Secondary School 42705202 C1 Boys SIAYA
3. Nyamira Girls Secondary School 42712102 C1 Girls SIAYA
4. Usenge High School 42712301 C1 Boys SIAYA
5. Chianda High School 42721101 C1 Boys SIAYA
6. St. Mary’s Lwak Girls’ School 42721201 C1 Girls SIAYA
7. Ramba Secondary School 42721202 C1 Boys SIAYA
8. St. Mary’s School, Yala 42726101 C1 Boys SIAYA
9. Sawagongo High School 42726107 C1 Boys SIAYA
10. St. Francis Ranga’la Girls Secondary School 42738101 C1 Girls SIAYA
11. Ambira High School 42738102 C1 Boys SIAYA
12. Sega Girls Secondary School 42725102 C2 Girls SIAYA
13. Aluor Girls Secondary  42726202 C2 Girls SIAYA
14. Nyamonye Girls’ Secondary School 42712304 C3 Girls SIAYA
15. Ukwala Secondary School 42725101 C3 Boys SIAYA
16. Nyawara Girls’ Secondary School 42726104 C3 Girls SIAYA
17. Rang’ala Boys Secondary School 42738103 C3 Boys SIAYA
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MARKING OF THE 2019 KCSE EXAMS AT MACHAKOS GIRLS STOPS, HERE ARE THE DETAILS

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MARKING OF THE 2019 KCSE EXAMS AT MACHAKOS GIRLS STOPS, HERE ARE THE DETAILS

2019 KCSE EXAMINERS DOWN TOOLS OVER AT MACHAKOS GIRLS

The marking of the 2019 KCSE exams has been temporarily halted at Machakos Girls High School after examiners decided to down their tools following grievances that have not been addressed.

EXTERNAL LINKS

https://kenyayote.com/kcse-2019-results-release-date-and-day-by-knec/

https://www.advance-africa.com/Kenya-Certificate-of-Secondary-Education.html

 

The examiners who were charged with the responsibility of marking this year’s Business Paper-II exam downed their tools due to poor payment rates by KNEC.

This means that the marking of Business paper II is yet to kick off since the examiners have hardly touched a candidates paper.

REPORTING DATES

The examiners reported to the designated KNEC marking centre over the weekend in readiness for this year’s marking exercise.

Attempts by KNEC CEO Dr Mercy Karogo to calm their nerves were met by jeering and a spirited resistance from the angry teachers.

She was extremely humiliated by the angry examiners who booed her off the stage as she tried to address them today.

CRISIS MEETING

According to inner sources, KNEC Boss Dr Mercy Karogoheld a crisis meeting on Monday evening with senior examiners in an attempt to avert the crisis.

Could this be a bad omen to the early release of this year’s KCSE results?

FIND OUT WHY KNEC EXAMINERS’ PAY SHOULD NOT BE SUBJECTED TO TAXATION!

The musings of an ‘EXAMINER!’

The KCSE marking is just around the corner. Yeah! We’ve visited the KNEC contracted professionals’ website page and hit the green colour ACCEPT button with glee. Bingo! We’ve downloaded the invitation letters. Yes, we are reporting as from the 28th of November at the various marking centres. Those going marking for the first time are so excited that they are walking around with the invitation letters showing everyone who cares to see. They think they have made it in life! It is a dream come true too for most of us who have never seen the inside of a national school. ( Most of these marking centres are the national schools that we never qualified for) You see; it will be such a pleasure to interact with the dorms and the tuition blocks literary not mentioning the dining halls where our KNEC three-course meals will be savoured! (Read the mashakura culinary experience)

25% of TAXATION

Anyway, before I digress, I want to talk about what made me think of pouring my heart out on this marking thing-the 5% KNEC withholding tax! At first, my feeble mind couldn’t comprehend what these huge terminologies meant. This is when I tried to file my returns sometimes mid this year. The cyber guy masquerading as an economist of Kibaki’s league ‘combed’ me that I had to pay the 25% of the total amount I had earned from marking the previous year-2018. I didn’t believe him that I owed the government a whooping 13,600 in taxes. I couldn’t even eat with the thought of owning the government. Imagine me owning the government from the tearfully-earned cash – marking! (Those who mark can relate and those who don’t please keep your wealthy lanes.) This is money that is earned through real sweat and pain. This is money that is really earned if you know what earning is. I couldn’t trust the cyber guru so I rushed to the KRA offices to confirm. On arrival, the officer in charge at the counter casually confirmed that it was true that I owed the government the said amount.”This is what we mean by WITHHOLDING,” she quipped contemptuously! It was apparent that she was speaking to a Kenyan teacher. She must have read frustration on my face as she tried to comfort me by insisting that I had to pay the amount or else it would accumulate to colossal amounts which would be recovered from my retirement benefits. Yes, retirement! She had assumed that I would live that long when the life expectancy in this middle-class( as the government tumbocrats would want us to believe) economy is 45. She had assumed that ‘things kwa ground are the same’. That my Kcb Mpesa, Mshwari, Tala, Platinum loans ,salary advances, mercury sugar, plastic Chinese fish, eggs, the 35%interest rates on bank loans(read interest capping laws) and above all her lordship at the helm of TSC with her continuous threats over my job were to spare me- to retirement. ( if KNUT can be killed- who am I?)

Anyway, I loved her optimism of me paying the taxes accrued from the torturous marking exercise on retirement! Isn’t this sweet? Honestly, I don’t know. Do you? Teachers in this corner of the universe may not decipher all these. It is a complex web! ( How can such a giant teachers’ trade union be killed?)

THE REAL WORK

(Anyway, forgive my deranged teacher’s mind) Back to marking. Professor Magoha is manning the exams ‘himuselefu’! He together with his fat contingent from Jogoo house is leaving nothing to chance. They must oversee a credible exam. Exams are such important. Aren’t they? The exercise is all-important until the Kenyan teacher surfaces in the picture! As a classroom tutor( read teacher), invigilator, supervisor and even marker! Its importance vanishes in thin air when it comes to their pay and general welfare. The centre managers, for example, wake up as early as 4 am in the name of collecting the exams from them containers. Sadly, the country lost one of the managers on 4th November on a grisly road accident as she travelled in these wee hours to pick up the exams in Naivasha. Is there any compensation for teachers when they die on duty?

Invigilators and supervisors work round the clock to administer these exams. Marking in ungodly hours(read 4 am-11 pm) carrying heavy script boxes, coordination of marking schemes, crosschecking, adjudication of marks among other duties characterise the Kenyan teacher’s overall responsibility during this examination period! But wait…What are we paid for all these? A pittance that is again subjected to 25% taxation rate for anything above 24,000.

I almost forgot. Sorry. we are Kenyan teachers. Our pay comes from God!

We handle the work while they handle the cash. Donge?

 

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ALSO READ: KNEC’S TOUGH MARKING RULES FOR KCSE EXAMINERS 2019

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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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

 

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TSC AND KNEC SHOULD STOP TREATING TEACHERS WITH CONTEMPT

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RELEASE INVIGILATORS AND SUPERVISORS, THEY ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATION IRREGULARITIES!!!

For years on end, Kenyan teachers have been treated with contempt by their employer, Teachers Service Commission.

What is even more enraging is the fact that the Kenya National Examinations Council has also jumped the bandwagon.

KNEC has forgotten that without the teachers volunteering to invigilate the ongoing KCPE and KCSE examinations, no national exams will go on.

LOW PAYMENT

KNEC needs to be reminded that the teachers work for the Kenyan child, not KNEC.

It is about assessment, Kenyan teachers are well trained to assess candidates with or without KCPE and KCSE national exams.

There is no way KNEC can continue subjecting teachers to torture, anxiety and low payment.

What disgusts me most is the pompous headlines which feature in the mainstream media whenever there is something to do with teachers’ salaries or payment.

Such headlines include “Teachers Reap Big in New Salary Deal” or “Teachers to Get Highly Paid for Overseeing the KCPE and KCSE Exams.”

The media should stop misleading the public.

KNEC’s pay does not commensurate the sacrifice teachers make to ensure that the national exams go on smoothly.

Centre managers, for instance, have to wake up as early as 4.00 A.M. to collect the exams. They still have to man the exams at their various centres and escort them back to the container to ensure that they are safe.

Supervisors, on the other hand, have to do all the paperwork and ensure that everything is in order. Besides, they have to report to their work stations as early as 7.00 A.M. to receive the examination.

Invigilators, on the other hand, have to sit for at least 2 hours in the classroom to ensure that no cheating takes place.

They are not allowed to carry any gadgets within an examination centre.

Phones are confiscated immediately they report to their work stations.

Honestly speaking, this is a great sacrifice on the part of the teachers.

 

This is why I am advocating for teachers’ rights. Supervising, and invigilating a national exam does not have to put the teacher’s job on the line!

Why does the TSC and KNEC derive pleasure from sacking or suspending teachers whenever an examination malpractice takes place in an examination centre.

IMPERSONATION

Impersonation, for instance, is a malpractice that only the centre manager can be aware of.

The invigilators and supervisors cannot shoulder the blame since they do not interact with the candidates before rehearsal.

Besides, some imposters have registered themselves as private candidates so there is no way you can tell whether they are impersonating candidates since even the passports match them perfectly.

I am thus appealing to KNEC and TSC to reconsider some of the penalties imposed on invigilators and supervisors.

#Teachers are human beings, not robots.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PRESIDENT UHURU KENYATTA TO OFFICIATE THE RELEASE OF KCPE EXAMS THIS WEEK

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KCPE RESULTS READY FOR RELEASE

HERE ARE THE DETAILS ON KCPE RELEASE DATES AND THE ONGOING KCSE EXAMS

The recently concluded KCPE National exam marking exercise has set the ball rolling for the release of the long-awaited results which will determine the transition of Kenyan learners from primary to secondary level.

According to The Standard, it is now up to President Uhuru Kenyatta to determine when the exams will be released.

Sources at the Kenya National Examinations Council, KNEC have hinted that the processing of results for more than 1 million KCPE candidates is complete.

This, therefore, means that the results will be out this week.

The 7000 contracted KNEC examiners who were marking Kiswahili Insha and English Composition are ready to leave the designated marking centres after handing over the results.

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APPROVAL OF 2019 KCPE RESULTS

Inside sources have revealed that KNEC is expected to meet by Tuesday to approve the results of the 1, 088,986 pupils who sat for the KCPE exams.

If previous experience is anything to go by, candidates are likely to receive their results as from Wednesday.

KCPE RELEASE DATES

Last year, KCPE results were released on November 19 and in the year 2017 on November 21.

According to KNEC CEO Dr Mercy Karogo, the Marking and release of KCPE 2019 results will end by November 20.

KCSE NEWS

This comes as all written KCSE examinations are set to end this week.

KNEC has already contracted 26, 597 examiners to mark the KCSE exams.

DO NOT MISS OUT ON KNEC BREAKING NEWS, SIMPLY CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK: knec.ac.ke/

READ ALSO:  BEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS NATIONALLY KCSE 2018

Strathmore High School is a privately owned school. It topped in KCSE 2018 with a mean index of 72.28. It had a total of 84 candidates.

Moi High School Kabarak came second nationally with a performance index of 72.28. It had a total of 300 candidates.

Moi Tea Girls, an extra county secondary school in Kericho County was the best among other public secondary schools. The school had a total of 136 candidates and a performance index of 69.59.

Alliance Girls, a national school performed extremely well. Out of the 399 candidates who sat for the exam, some candidates managed straight As.

BELOW IS A LIST OF TOP 20 SECONDARY SCHOOLS NATIONALLY- THEIR CATEGORY AND LOCATION:

NAME OF SCHOOL CATEGORY COUNTY
       Strathmore Private Nairobi
       Moi High Schl Kabarak Private Nakuru
       Moi Tea Girls Extra County Kericho
      Alliance Girls National Kiambu
        Alliance High National Kiambu
        Mang’u High National Kiambu
       Kisima Mixed Sec. Private Nyandarua
       Precious Blood Riruta Extra County Nairobi
       Orero Boys Sec. Extra County Homa Bay
       The Kenya High National Nairobi
       Moi Girls, Eldoret National Uasin Gishu
       Kianda School Private Nairobi
       Segero Adventist Private Uasin Gishu
        Anestar Boys, Lanet Private Nakuru
        Kapsabet Boys National Nandi
       Starehe Girls’ National Nairobi
       Maryhill Girls’ National Kiambu
      Pangani Girls’ National Nairobi
      Light Academy, Nairobi Private Nairobi
      Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed-Nahyan Private Mombasa
     Starehe Boys’ Centre Private Nairobi
      Loreto  High, Limuru Private Kiambu
·         Mary Mother of Grace  Sec. Schl. National Laikipia
·         Maseno School National Kisumu
·         Agoro Sare High Extra County Homa Bay
·         Sunshine Secondary Private Nairobi
·         Kyeni Girls High Extra County Embu
·         Mutira Girls’ Sec. Extra County Kirinyaga
·         St. Theresa’s Girls Sec. Private Samburu
·         Maranda High National Siaya
·         Murang’a High National Muranga
·         Riara Springs Academy Private Nairobi
·         Light Academy, Mombasa Private Mombasa
·         Pioneer School Private Muranga
·         Metkei Sec. Schl Extra County Elgeyo Marakwet

 

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TSC LIST OF SHORTLISTED TEACHER INTERNS-UASIN GISHU COUNTY

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TSC LIST OF SHORTLISTED TEACHER INTERNS-UASIN GISHU COUNTY

The Teachers Service Commission has invited shortlisted candidates for interviews for the 10, 300 internship posts aimed at plugging the gap in Kenya’s Education Sector.

According to the TSC memo from Catherine Lenairoshi, TSC Corporate Communications officer, the list of shortlisted candidates has already been dispatched to all the 47 counties nationwide.

All interviews are scheduled to take place at the TSC County offices.

The following list will give an overview of TSC’s employment trend as per the year 2019.

BELOW IS A GLIMPSE OF THE LIST OF SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR UASIN GISHU COUNTY, SOY SUB COUNTY:

School Name Subjects TSC.No Name Grad.
Yr		 Score% Gen
der		 Qualifi-
cation		 GPA Inst.ID
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 734750 Dearn Sifuna washibuye 2016 55 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 788485 SARAH JEPLETING BOR 2017 50 F B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 843501 ELIZABETH KANGWE’LE DAVID 2018 45 F B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 787563 MARIKO KIPKOECH RONO 2017 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 789718 LUTHER WALI SOKOLWA 2017 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 808757 robert too kipkurui 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 783393 DENNIS KIPTOO TOLOLWO 2017 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 785612 ANDREW KIPCHIRCHIR bitok 2017 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 828593 BAKASA PHILIP BARASA 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 835042 Jacob Kipng’etich KURGAT 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 710831 ISAAC KIPKOGEI Rutto 2015 45 M Dip.Ed Pass 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 790237 Nixon Kibiwot ngetich 2017 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 824174 JOAN  JERONO 2018 45 F B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 812071 Robert Kiprotich Kirui 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 836856 NYANAMI ALFONCE MAINA 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 825392 mathew  KIPSANG 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 782433 EDWIN  KIMUTAI 2017 45 M Bsc+PGDE 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 825869 WAFULA ANTONY WANJALA 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 834415 CELESTINE  KEMBOI 2018 45 F B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 783332 ANDERSON  CHERUIYOT 2017 45 M Bsc+PGDE 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 820526 DAVID KAIGWA NGUGI 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 808935 LILIAN  CHEMUTAI 2017 45 F B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 703531 abigael chepchumba kebenei 2015 45 F Dip.Ed Pass 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 830430 SHARON CHEROP KOSGEI 2018 45 F Bsc+PGDE 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 833049 NICHOLAS KIPYEGON TOWETT 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 794006 SILAS KISA ANDIEMA 2018 45 M B.Ed 2nd Class Upper 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 828432 EMMANUEL KIPTUM 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 833170 JUSTUS KIPKOECH RONO 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 630547 Thomas Kipkemboi koech 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 841994 SAMMY  MALEGA 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 843627 ALFONCE KIPKEMBOI KIPROP 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 821700 Francis Kipchichir Kiprop 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 842424 JOSHUA MUTISYA MAITHYA 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 818745 EVANS JUMA NYONGESA 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 839383 TIBERIUS KENYATTA ONGWAE 2018 40 M B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 836224 MERCY JERUTO KIBUGE 2018 40 F B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 846924 Vincent Juma AOKO 2019 35 F B.Ed 2nd Class Lower 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 822231 Elisha Kipchirchir Ng’etich 2018 35 M B.Ed Pass 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 818888 JOSEPH WAFULA SIMIYU 2018 35 M B.Ed Pass 147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 768273 Redemta Jesang singoei 2016 25 F Dip.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 809008 DONALD  MUTAI 2016 25 M Dip.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 844167 ABRAHAM PKORIR LOSIANGOLE 2017 20 M B.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 782875 GEOFFREY KUNDU KHWATENGE 2017 20 M B.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 798212 JERUSA AWONDA IRIRI 2017 20 F B.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 785149 Julius Kipkogei Kitilit 2017 20 M B.Ed   147017163004
Loreto Matunda Secondary School Math/Phy 773439 Jasline Jelimo Kiprutto 2017 20 F B.Ed   147017163004
             

 

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BEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS NATIONALLY KCSE 2018

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Strathmore High School is a privately owned school. It topped in KCSE 2018 with a mean index of 72.28. It had a total of 84 candidates.

Moi High School Kabarak came second nationally with a performance index of 72.28. It had a total of 300 candidates.

Moi Tea Girls, an extra county secondary school in Kericho County was the best among other public secondary schools.The school had a total of 136 candidates and a performance index of 69.59.

Alliance Girls, a national school performed extremely well. Out of the 399 candidates who sat for the exam, some candidates managed straight As.

BELOW IS A LIST OF TOP 20 SECONDARY SCHOOLS NATIONALLY- THEIR CATEGORY AND LOCATION:

NAME OF SCHOOL CATEGORY COUNTY
       Strathmore Private Nairobi
       Moi High Schl Kabarak Private Nakuru
       Moi Tea Girls Extra County Kericho
      Alliance Girls National Kiambu
        Alliance High National Kiambu
        Mang’u High National Kiambu
       Kisima Mixed Sec. Private Nyandarua
       Precious Blood Riruta Extra County Nairobi
       Orero Boys Sec. Extra County Homa Bay
       The Kenya High National Nairobi
       Moi Girls, Eldoret National Uasin Gishu
       Kianda School Private Nairobi
       Segero Adventist Private Uasin Gishu
        Anestar Boys, Lanet Private Nakuru
        Kapsabet Boys National Nandi
       Starehe Girls’ National Nairobi
       Maryhill Girls’ National Kiambu
      Pangani Girls’ National Nairobi
      Light Academy, Nairobi Private Nairobi
      Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed-Nahyan Private Mombasa
     Starehe Boys’ Centre Private Nairobi
      Loreto  High, Limuru Private Kiambu
·         Mary Mother of Grace  Sec. Schl. National Laikipia
·         Maseno School National Kisumu
·         Agoro Sare High Extra County Homa Bay
·         Sunshine Secondary Private Nairobi
·         Kyeni Girls High Extra County Embu
·         Mutira Girls’ Sec. Extra County Kirinyaga
·         St. Theresa’s Girls Sec. Private Samburu
·         Maranda High National Siaya
·         Murang’a High National Muranga
·         Riara Springs Academy Private Nairobi
·         Light Academy, Mombasa Private Mombasa
·         Pioneer School Private Muranga
·         Metkei Sec. Schl Extra County Elgeyo Marakwet

 

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BEST GIRLS’ NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA 2019

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CHOGORIA GIRLS LOCATION, KNEC KCSE RESULTS, CONTACTS AND PHYSICAL LOCATION

Chogoria Girls Brief History

Chogoria Girls High was established during the pre-colonial era in the year 1922 by Dr Clive Irvine, a Missionary from the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

He also founded a church and a hospital.

The school began as a preparatory grade mixed school but the boys were separated from the girls thus giving birth to the giant Chogoria Girls High.

The school’s vision is: To be an epitome of a holistic learning centre.

The school offers an 8-4-4 education system, Kenya’s curriculum.

The school’s mission is to provide a conducive learning environment to enable the girls to realize their fullest potential and develop into responsible citizens in future.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CHOGORIA GIRLS, CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO VISIT THEIR WEBSITE:

https://chogoriagirls.ac.ke

https://www.chogoriagirls.org .

 

CHOGORIA GIRLS CORE VALUES

Commitment

Reverence for God

Commitment

Teamwork

Courtesy

Environmental conservation

Capacity building

CHOGORIA GIRLS SCHOOL MOTTO:

Common sense with Discipline, Determination and Dedication for excellence

Chogoria Girls physical location

Chogoria Girls is located in Tharaka NITHI County, in Mwimbi sub-county, Chogoria location.

It is located approximately 40km south of Meru Town, 200 km North of Nairobi.

CHOGORIA GIRLS HIGH KCSE RESULTS

In KCSE 2018,Chogoria Girls High was among the top 5 best schools in Tharaka Nithi County.

It had a KCSE Mean Score of 10.659.

21 KCSE candidates attained the rare mean grade A and 104 girls scored an A-(MINUS).

CHOGORIA GIRLS FORM ONE ADMISSION

The school absorbs at least 250 form one students every year.

Selection is done online by the Ministry of Education and is merit-based.

CHOGORIA GIRLS MOST CURRENT CONTACTS

Postal Address: P.O. Box 76, 60401 Chogoria .

Physical address; Chogoria, Tharaka Nithi county, Kenya.

School KNEC Code: 19300004
Mobile Number: 064-22008 or 0723-538393
Website: https://chogoriagirls.ac.ke/ or https://www.chogoriagirls.org .

 

 

 

 

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BEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KAKAMEGA-WESTERN KENYA

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KAKAMEGA SCHOOL ALUMNI, LOCATION, KCSE RESULTS, KNEC CODE AND ADMISSION

HERE ARE IMPORTANT DETAILS ON KAKAMEGA SCHOOL- FORM ONE ADMISSION, LOCATION, ALUMNI, KNEC CODE AND KCSE RESULT

Kakamega High School is a single-sex boys boarding secondary school found in Kakamega Town in Kenya.

It was initially called Government African School.

It was established in 1932 and is currently headed by Gerald Arina.

 

Kakamega School Motto: In Unity is Strength

 

Kakamega School Vision: To be a centre of academic excellence.

 

Kakamega School Mission: To develop and nurture intellectual, moral and practical skills in learners for a dynamic world.

 IMPORTANT TSC LINKS 

  1. To access the Teacher Registration Manual click on https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/Docs/TEACHER_REGISTRATION_EXTERNAL_MANUAL.pdf

2. For TMIS User Guide click on https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/Docs/TMIS.pdf

3. To track Advert Application Status click on https://tsconline.tsc.go.ke/adverts/search-advert

4. For TSC Online Wealth Declaration click on https://tsconline.tsc.go.ke/

5. For New Teacher Registration Services-citizen click on https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/Regintro.aspx

6. To check your Registration Status click here https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke/regstatus.aspx

 

KAKAMEGA SCHOOL ALUMNI

The school has produced notable alumni among them former National Assembly speaker Kenneth Marende, Member of Parliament for Ikolomani Constituency, Bonny Khalwale, Najib Balala- Cabinet Secretary for Tourism, Dennis Oliech-a renowned international footballer, Noah Wekesa- CS for Wildlife and Forestry and Yusuf Chanzu-former MP for Vihiga Constituency.

Kakamega School Contacts;

 Kakamega School’s KNEC code: 37600001

  Postal address: P.O. Box 90-50100, Kakamega.

 Mobile number: 0704143990

 Email: kakschool@yahoo.com

 Website: www.kakamegaschool.org/

 

KAKAMEGA SCHOOL FORM ONE SELECTION

The school absorbs approximately 300 form one students every year based on academic excellence.

Selection is done online by the Ministry of Education based on a need-blind basis.

 

KAKAMEGA SCHOOL KCSE RESULTS

In 2018, the school produced the second-best student in the region- Oduor Fredrick Omondi who attained a mean grade of A plain-82 points.

Omondi was at position 48 nationally.

It is ranked among the best schools in KCSE performance.

 

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TSC TEACHER INTERNSHIP POSSIBLE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

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The Teachers Service Commission is set to hold interviews for teacher interns at the County levels.

consequently, all prospective candidates are thoroughly preparing to excel in the interviews. Here are a few questions and possible guidelines to help you excel.

TIPS ON HOW YOU CAN EXCEL DURING A TSC INTERVIEW

 

  • Can you briefly tell us about yourself?

 

Give you full name, nationality and your personality traits, for example, I am Maina Jefferson. I am a Kenyan.  By nature, I am an outgoing or extroverted person who likes establishing new social relationships. In addition to this, I am a goal-oriented person who is extremely passionate about the teaching profession.

N/B: be brief and avoid giving irrelevant information as this may attract public ridicule.

 

 

  • State your TSC Number 

 

I am a teacher number six hundred and ninety thousand, five hundred and fifty-one.

N/B: Do not give digits such as six, nine, two, seven, one, zero

 

 

  • Who is the Cabinet Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology?

 

Professor George Magoha

 

 

  • What are the functions of the Teachers Service Commission?

 

The Teachers Service Commission is an independent commission that was established under Article 237 of The Kenyan Constitution 2010 and tasked with the following functions:

  • Vetting and registering trained teachers
  • Recruiting and employing registered teachers
  • Placing or assigning employed teachers in any public school or institution
  • Promoting and transferring teachers
  • Exercising disciplinary control over teachers.
  • Terminating the employment of teachers
  • Reviewing the standards of education
  • Conducting TSC interviews.
  • Reviewing the demand vis a vis the supply of teachers
  • Conducting in-service training for teachers
  • Advising the national government on matters related to the teaching profession

 

 

  • What is KICD in full?

 

Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development

 

  1. What are the roles of KICD?

The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development has got the following roles:

 

  • Advising the government on matters related to curriculum development.
  • Evaluating, vetting and approving both local and foreign curricula 
  • Implementing policies related to curriculum development in both basic and tertiary education levels
  • Developing and reviewing curriculum support materials
  • Conducting research aimed at informing curriculum policies, review and development
  • Disseminating curriculum support materials through the mass media, e-learning and distance learning

 

 

  • Who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the TSC?

 

Dr. Nancy Njeri Macharia

 

 

  • What is SRC in full? 

 

Salaries and remuneration Commission

 

 

  • Who is the Chairperson of the SRC?

 

Lyn Mengich

 

  • What are the functions of the SRC?

 

The SRC is an independent commission established under Article 230 of The Constitution of Kenya 2010 with the full mandate to:

  • Set and review the remuneration and benefits of all state officers.
  • Advise the national and county governments on the remuneration and benefits of all state officers
  • Conduct comparative surveys on the current labour markets and trends in remuneration to determine the salaries of government officers.
  • Give recommendations on matters relating to salary and remuneration.
  • Make recommendations on the review of pensions payable to public officers
  • Determine the salaries and remuneration cycle to guide the parliament so that it can allocate adequate funds for easier implementation.
  1. What is KLB in full?

Kenya Literature Bureau

It is a publishing house and a state corporation in Kenya which was founded in the year 1947.

  1. What are the functions of KLB?

It is tasked with publishing and disseminating learning materials.

 

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