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Teachers have demanded that their unions brief them on the status of pledges made during last year’s State House visit. A 10,000-teacher delegation led by KNUT, KUPPET AND KUSNET had secured a raft of government pledges during the visit that remain unclarified nearly a year later. Teachers have urged unions to hold briefings at national,…
ESAK has endorsed the nomination of Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni as TSC commissioners The association has cited Sossion’s background as a teacher, union leader and parliamentarian, and Lentoijoni’s rise to Director of Staffing at TSC. ESAK has urged Parliament’s Departmental Committee on Education to approve both appointments. The Education Stakeholders Association of Kenya (ESAK)…
For the elite and technical pathways introduced under CBE, there is effectively no national supply of qualified educators. The teaching workforce drawn from the North Eastern region is trained overwhelmingly in the humanities, which reproduces the shortage rather than relieving it. Retooling is welcome, but it cannot supply the specialist qualification these subjects require. Incentives…
Teachers have demanded that their unions brief them on the status of pledges made during last year’s State House visit. A 10,000-teacher delegation led by KNUT, KUPPET AND KUSNET had secured a raft of government pledges during the visit that remain unclarified nearly a year later. Teachers have urged unions to hold briefings at national,…
ESAK has endorsed the nomination of Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni as TSC commissioners The association has cited Sossion’s background as a teacher, union leader and parliamentarian, and Lentoijoni’s rise to Director of Staffing at TSC. ESAK has urged Parliament’s Departmental Committee on Education to approve both appointments. The Education Stakeholders Association of Kenya (ESAK)…
For the elite and technical pathways introduced under CBE, there is effectively no national supply of qualified educators. The teaching workforce drawn from the North Eastern region is trained overwhelmingly in the humanities, which reproduces the shortage rather than relieving it. Retooling is welcome, but it cannot supply the specialist qualification these subjects require. Incentives…
Teachers have demanded that their unions brief them…
ESAK has endorsed the nomination of Wilson Sossion…
For the elite and technical pathways introduced under…
Three Vihiga VTCs; Senende, Hambale and Boyani, have…
TSC has announced plans to promote 34,016 teachers,…
Samson Otwere has urged parents to keep children…
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Moi Girls Kamusinga have travelled to Morogoro, Tanzania,…
The writer argues that the National Treasury, not…
Festus Kiprono Mutai has appealed for financial support…
The Milimani Anti-Corruption Court has charged a former…
KUPPET has warned that teachers will not administer…
Hillary Muhalya examines concerns that new retirement rules…
Hillary Muhalya examines Education CS Julius Migos Ogamba’s…
Enock Okong’o reflects on the quiet emotional needs…
Menengai High School could miss the FEASSSA Games…
Hillary Muhalya examines how GLOHA Family Welfare has…
Astiba Kebong’o examines how poor leadership can quietly…
Teachers and other public officers eyeing elective seats…
