The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has declared 9,159 teacher replacement vacancies for primary, junior, and secondary schools. Learn eligibility, application steps, deadlines, posting rules, and official fraud warnings. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has officially announced 9,159 teacher replacement…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has released a detailed scoring guide for Junior Secondary School intern teachers. This article breaks down all scoring areas, marks, qualification requirements, and ranking criteria to help applicants boost their chances. The Teachers Service…
Kenya intensified its crackdown on KCSE malpractice in 2025, dismantling new cheating networks and strengthening penalties under the KNEC Act. Here’s how the integrity war is reshaping national exams. Kenya’s 2025 KCSE examination cycle has become a defining moment in…
Kenya recorded a decline in KCSE exam malpractice cases in 2025. Learn why irregularities fell, the reforms behind the shift, and what the Ministry of Education is planning to strengthen exam integrity. Kenya’s 2025 KCSE examination season has ended with…
With the integration of Junior School into primary institutions creating complex staffing dynamics, TSC says collaboration, creativity, and shared leadership are key to achieving Competency-Based Education goals. The merging of primary and Junior Schools in Kenya has created one of…
A deep dive into TSC’s proposed principal–deputy primary–deputy junior school structure, exploring its potential impact, resistance from unions, and what it means for the future of comprehensive schools. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is working on one of the most…
Kenya’s proposed Junior School management overhaul has ignited heated opposition from Knut and KEPSHA leaders, who warn that placing junior school teachers over primary heads is unacceptable and disruptive. Kenya’s education landscape is once again engulfed in turmoil after the…
Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE) system is at a crossroads. While the government is committed to implementing the new curriculum, unresolved teacher shortages, inconsistent communication and inadequate infrastructure threaten the long-term success of the reform. The teacher deficit remains the most…
Clear communication is the backbone of effective public policy. Yet Kenya’s education sector has become a case study in the consequences of inconsistent messaging. Contradictory statements from the President, Treasury, Ministry of Education and TSC are deepening confusion and eroding…
The government’s reliance on internships to address teacher shortages has sparked a larger debate about sustainability. While internships are cost-effective in the short term, education experts warn they may be structurally unsound for long-term staffing in Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE)…