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A proposal under discussion would introduce a simplified ST8 to ST1 career progression framework for secondary school teachers. The model aims to make promotions more transparent and provide clearer advancement pathways. However, the proposal remains subject to official approval by the Teachers Service Commission and the Ministry of Education. By Wesley Chelule A proposal currently…
Kabete National Polytechnic will host its 4th International Research Conference, Skills Competition, Innovation and Career Expo from June 17 to 19, 2026. The event will bring together researchers, innovators, industry experts and learners to explore the future of Technical and Vocational Education and Training. Organisers say the conference will focus on market-ready skills, employability and…
Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have adopted distinct development strategies in their 2026/27 budgets, with education playing varying roles. Kenya leads East Africa in education financing, allocating about KSh 781.4 billion to the sector. While Uganda focuses on universal access and Tanzania prioritises industrialisation, all three countries view education as central to long-term economic growth. By…
A proposal under discussion would introduce a simplified ST8 to ST1 career progression framework for secondary school teachers. The model aims to make promotions more transparent and provide clearer advancement pathways. However, the proposal remains subject to official approval by the Teachers Service Commission and the Ministry of Education. By Wesley Chelule A proposal currently…
Kabete National Polytechnic will host its 4th International Research Conference, Skills Competition, Innovation and Career Expo from June 17 to 19, 2026. The event will bring together researchers, innovators, industry experts and learners to explore the future of Technical and Vocational Education and Training. Organisers say the conference will focus on market-ready skills, employability and…
Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have adopted distinct development strategies in their 2026/27 budgets, with education playing varying roles. Kenya leads East Africa in education financing, allocating about KSh 781.4 billion to the sector. While Uganda focuses on universal access and Tanzania prioritises industrialisation, all three countries view education as central to long-term economic growth. By…
A proposal under discussion would introduce a simplified…
Kabete National Polytechnic will host its 4th International…
Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have adopted distinct development…
Annet Senior School has received a new school…
A total of 7,500 students in Gatundu South…
TVET CDACC has partnered with ABNO Software International…
Former Education CS has urged leaders and communities…
University students have been urged to reject corruption,…
Former St. Francis School for the Visually Impaired…
Treasury has allocated KSh 56.3 billion to HELB….
Secondary schools have received one of the largest…
The government has allocated KSh 3 billion for…
Treasury has allocated KSh 4.1 billion for primary…
Treasury has allocated KSh 6.7 billion to settle…
Treasury has allocated KSh 58.5 billion to the…
Treasury has allocated KSh 9.9 billion for administration…
Thousands of newly recruited intern teachers are set…
More than 1,000 young people from Lamu have…
Thousands of teachers are set to benefit from…
University and TVET students are among the biggest…
