A major source of frustration in the Kenyan education sector has been the practice of keeping teachers in “acting” leadership positions for years without official confirmation or the corresponding pay. However, the Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill 2024 aims to…
As the Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill 2024 advances through the legislative pipeline, a new and highly controversial clause has emerged that threatens the financial extracurriculars of thousands of Kenyan educators. The draft law explicitly proposes a ban on teachers…
The Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill 2024 marks the most significant administrative restructuring of the teaching service since the 2010 Constitution. Beyond its new disciplinary powers, the Bill focuses on a massive decentralization drive and the institutionalization of mandatory career…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is extending its disciplinary reach into the digital lives of educators with the proposed TSC (Amendment) Bill 2024. This groundbreaking legislation recognizes that in the modern era, a teacher’s conduct is no longer confined to…
The End of Holiday Tuition, TSC’s Legal War on Shadow Education, Forced Professionalism The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is launching a decisive legal offensive against the persistent culture of “shadow education” in Kenya. Within the framework of the Teachers Service…
TSC’s Strategic Shift in the Battle Against Teacher Misconduct The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is orchestrating a paradigm shift in how professional accountability is defined within Kenya’s education sector. According to the recently unveiled TSC (Amendment) Bill 2024, the Commission…
The landscape of Kenyan education is on the verge of a seismic shift as the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) pushes for a radical legislative overhaul. The proposed Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill 2024 is not just a minor policy adjustment;…
In a bold move to enforce administrative accountability, the Ministry of Education has announced that the 2026 national exam registration process will be closely monitored to identify incompetent school heads. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba stated that the Teachers Service…
The transition to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) has reached a critical juncture with the opening of the 2026 registration for the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) and the upcoming Grade 10 School-Based Assessments. Education CS Julius Ogamba announced that…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is calling on parents and guardians to take a proactive role in the 2026 exam registration process to avoid “avoidable heartbreaks.” Following reports of thousands of students missing out on exams or receiving erroneous…