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