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KUPPET DEMANDS FOR A 70% SALARY INCREMENT
The ongoing salary negotiations between the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, and Kenya Union Of Post Primary Education Teachers Union (KUPPET) have stalled.
After three days of offers and counter-offers, they failed to come to terms as KUPPET insisted on a 70 % increase for its members.
Continue Reading.LESSONS FROM THE 2019 TSC-KNUT TUSSLE
Continue Reading.MWALIMU NATIONAL SACCO DETAILS
HERE ARE THE DETAILS OF THE PHYSICAL LOCATION AND CONTACTS OF THE VARIOUS MWALIMU NATIONAL SACCO BRANCHES IN KENYA
Continue Reading.HOW TO REPAY HELB LOANS THROUGH M-PESA, WAVE, WORLD REMIT, BANK DEPOSIT AND DIASPORA PAYMENT METHODS
Continue Reading.LATEST TSC NEWS: TSC DELOCALIZATION NEWS FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
TSC 2019 NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER TRANSFERS FOR TEACHERS
The TSC is set to delocalize school heads and other school administrators in November/ December, 2019.
In June 2019, the Teachers Service Commission directed all county Directors to collect data on school administrators in readiness for the transfers.
This was done through a memo dated 27th June, 2019 by Dr Dorothy Owuor, the TSC Deputy Director in charge of Staffing.
The Teachers Service Commission is consequently analyzing data for principals serving within their home counties and those who have served in the same school for over nine years.
HOW TO APPLY FOR LOANS THROUGH MOBILE PHONES
To improve Mwalimu National SACCO members’ access to financial services and products, the SACCO is pleased to notify members that the interest rate for their M-Loan product has been revised to 4% per month.
This service is available for members whose salary is paid through FOSA and those with SAYE accounts in FOSA.
DECEMBER 2019 TSC DELOCALIZATION NEWS – LATEST UPDATE ON THE 2019 TSC DELOCALIZATION, A FULL LIST OF TEACHERS( PRINCIPALS, DEPUTIES AND OTHER ADMINISTRATORS) DELOCALIZED BY THE TEACHERS SERVICE COMMISSION IN BUSIA COUNTY
Continue Reading.2019 KISII NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC LIST OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COURSES
Kisii National Polytechnic provides mechanical and automotive engineering courses which provide students with a proper foundation and appreciation of materials and forces of nature.
Both Diploma and Certificate courses are based on the study of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Materials, Design, Basic Electrical Principles and Management studies.
To make it in this field, learners should have passion and great interest in the production of mechanical devices and the principles behind car technology.
The modules offered not only to educate but also enable graduates to think in an independent manner and solve problems in a logical and confident manner.
KCSE CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS SET FOR TODAY, THIS IS HOW MOST SCHOOLS PLAN TO CHEAT
UNRAVELING THE MYSTERY BEHIND IDENTICAL READINGS IN CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS
Extra County Secondary Schools in Kiambu County, Central Region Extra County secondary schools in Kenya are ranked second in the hierarchy of best secondary schools […]
Continue Reading.HERE IS A DETAILED GUIDE ON HOW TO ACCESS THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION’S WEBSITE AND DOWNLOAD THE 2020 FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS TO SUB-COUNTY SCHOOLS
Continue Reading.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.
Continue Reading.THIS IS WHY KENYAN GIRLS SHOULD OPT FOR PANGANI GIRLS IN THE COMING 2020 FORM ONE SELECTION
THE TWO-TIER MODEL
Pangani Girls works on a two-tier model.
The first one focuses on providing wholesome education through the four key programs run by the school administration.
The second tier focuses on growing a strong business and alumni network where the alumni give back to their alma mater and influence on the socio-economic growth of the alumni community.
PROFESSOR MAGOHA WARNS PARENTS AGAINST ANY ATTEMPTS TO COMPROMISE THE ONGOING KCSE EXAMS
SOME PARENTS IN NYANZA HAD CONTRIBUTED MONEY TO BRIBE KNEC OFFICIALS
